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Peru police attack protesting workers
Fresh clashes break out between police and public workers protesting working conditions and low wages.

Fresh clashes break out between police and public workers protesting working conditions and low wages.

The NSA is set to replace its massive snooping program with new surveillance measures on Sunday.

A Swedish government agency says the country has stopped all flights to northern Iraq, citing security concerns in the region.

At least eight people are killed and 30 others injured in multiple terrorist attacks in and around the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.

More than 100 refugees held at US immigration detention facilities are on hunger strike to protest against cruel detention policies.

Air pollution in the Chinese capital reaches over 15 times than the safe level.

An important two-day conference opens in Tehran to lay out 50 oil and gas projects for development with the lifting of Western sanctions.

UNICEF says up to 16,000 children have been forcibly recruited by armed groups and the army in South Sudan over the past two years.

Palestinian medical officials say 82 Palestinians have been injured by Israeli military forces during clashes in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

At least three people have died and another is missing in heavy floods as freezing rain and flooding pummeled Texas.

Israel is set to open a “permanent mission” in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Police in Mexico say they have found eight dead corpses with their throats slit in a violence-hit southern state.

The United States is urging Turkey to deploy thousands of additional troops along its border with Syria.

Foreign Office lawyers and diplomats say missiles used by Saudis in Yemen war may put UK at risk of being prosecuted for war crimes.

Bahraini protesters stage rallies to demand the release of all political prisoners.

Protesters took to the streets in Chicago in the wake of the release of police video showing the shooting of an African American teenager by a white police officer.

Russia’s foreign minister says the US-led coalition allegedly fighting Daesh is ignoring the group’s oil trade.

Amnesty International has condemned Turkey for expelling dozens of Syrian refugees to their war-stricken country, calling it violation of international law.