
FOREIGN POLICY
Russia must change its Syria strategy: US
Washington has ruled out Russia’s partnership in the US-led coalition in Syria until Moscow changes its strategy.

Washington has ruled out Russia’s partnership in the US-led coalition in Syria until Moscow changes its strategy.

Police in Paris extend a ban on demonstrations ahead of a UN climate summit on November 30.

Iranian male and female cyclists receive nine medals at the 2015 Track Asia Cup in India.

A mining company operating in Botswana says it has unearthed the second-largest diamond ever found.

GE Oil and Gas, the US conglomerate General Electric’s oil division, says it sees opportunities in Iran as foreign firms plan to return to the country.

Israeli forces raid and close down a Palestinian radio station in the occupied West Bank city of al-Khalil.

America’s wars and invasions have absolutely destroyed its reputation, says a former US military veteran and analyst.

New research reveals that 55 of 68 people indicted over alleged Daesh ties were US citizens and none came from Syria.

At least 23 historical sites have been destroyed or damaged in Saudi air assaults against Yemen.

Metro train stations in the Belgian capital city will be closed on Saturday amid a high security alert.

Survivors of a US airstrike against a Kunduz hospital last month say the attack was intentional.

An extraordinary meeting of gas exporting countries has begun in Tehran ahead of a Monday summit which will gather several leaders, including Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Donald Trump is “the new Faust” who is “willing to contract even with Satan” if it helps him win the White House, a political analyst says.

The UN chief calls for an end to the Nepal-India border blockade.

Saudi Arabia closes its northern and eastern borders within a range of 20 kilometers.

Chinese authorities bust an “underground bank” reportedly used to enable capital flight out of the country.

A majority of Americans now support the use of ground troops against Daesh in Iraq and Syria in the wake of the Paris terror attacks, a new poll shows.

An Afghan official says more than 24,000 families have fled their homes in the eastern province of Nangarhar due to the violence by Daesh.