
SOCIETY
Britons' support for Syrian refugees slumps
A new survey says that support for resettling Syrian refugees in Britain has slumped after the Paris attacks.

A new survey says that support for resettling Syrian refugees in Britain has slumped after the Paris attacks.

A French aircraft carrier leaves France to join the battle against Daesh terrorist group in Syria.

Russia sets up an interdepartmental commission to fight terrorism financing.

Iran female wushu practitioners have shone at the 13th edition of World Wushu Championships in Indonesia, and collected three gold medals.

Former chief of the UK defense staff says the government should abandon its contradictory war aims in Syria.

Central Bank Governor Valiollah Seif says Iran’s economy has the potential to grow by eight percent over the next five years as the country gears up for the lifting of Western sanctions.

Chinese security forces kill 17 people in Xinjiang over a September attack at a coal mine.

The majority of American people have a very limited and “primitive” knowledge about the Islamic religion.

Israeli fighter jets launch air raids against two areas in the Gaza Strip, sources say.

Iran has started negotiations to buy equity stake in India’s Essar Refinery, with similar talks also held with European, South American and Asian companies, Deputy Petroleum Minister Abbas Kazemi says.

China warns the United States against interference in the territorial dispute pertaining to the South China Sea.

A new Saudi airstrike kills two civilians in Yemen’s southwestern province of Ta’izz.

At least two Saudi policemen are shot dead after coming under fire in the kingdom's eastern Qatif region.

A group of Republican US lawmakers and state governors have criticized President Barack Obama’s plan to resettle Syrian refugees.

The Syrian army gains more grounds in the fight against terror groups near the city of Aleppo.

At least two Palestinians have been killed and 217 others injured daily in the recent escalation of violence since the start of October.

Senior European officials fear that the worst terror attacks in over a decade on their soil could compound the social and economic problems which the eurozone is already facing.

Iran calls for all anti-Iran resolutions to be scrapped by the IAEA Board of Governors in December.