
FOREIGN POLICY
US tells citizens to leave Burundi
The US State Department says Burundi is not safe for American nationals.

The US State Department says Burundi is not safe for American nationals.

The total number of guns found in US airports has hit a record high this year.

At least 10 people are killed in fierce clashes in Somalia’s south-central region of Hiran.

Two top army commanders from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are killed in Yemen.

Russia says the US and Turkey failed to inform the UNSC about the illegal smuggling of oil by Daesh.

Some Turkish troops deployed in northern Iraq are leaving the Bashiqa camp and moving north, a military source says.

Two more mosques in the US are vandalized, this time in California.

Iran’s push for big investment comes amid crude prices sliding to new record lows but low production costs in the country trump any drawback.

Nearly 750,000 people are evacuated in the Philippines as a typhoon hits the country.

A police officer in Texas has shot dead a student suspected of vandalism.

Kurdish protesters and Turkish riot police forces clash in Turkey’s southeastern city of Diyarbakir.

Thousands rally in Brazil to demand President Rousseff's ouster.

A senior Iranian official says Tehran will take action if it finds the recent visa legislation by the US House as violating the JCPOA.

Iran says relations between the Islamic Republic and Saudi Arabia can improve if there is a "definitive will' on the part of Saudi Arabia.

The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) rejects a Russian-initiated statement condemning a recent terrorist attack in Syria’s Homs.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel dismisses a US request for more military assistance against Daesh.

Iraq’s Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari says the sovereignty of Iraq is a red line that must not be crossed.

Noam Chomsky has blamed the United States and its Western allies for last month's Paris terrorist attacks.