
FOREIGN POLICY
Obama calls on China to lower tensions
Obama calls on China to stop land “reclamation” in the South China Sea and take steps to lower tensions.

Obama calls on China to stop land “reclamation” in the South China Sea and take steps to lower tensions.

A court in Bangladesh upholds death sentences against two opposition figures.

Iran and the UN call for intra-Yemeni dialog as the best solution to the crisis in the Arab country.

The Russian premier urges all countries to join forces in the fight against terrorism.

At least seven people are killed and 28 others injured in separate bombings and a shooting attack in and around the Iraqi capital.

The IAEA chief hails the conclusion of Iran’s nuclear agreement as a real success for diplomacy.

French police kill two terror suspects while arresting seven others in an early morning raid on a northern suburb of Paris.

UNICEF says over 500,000 children in Yemen are facing severe malnutrition.

The Pentagon has acknowledged that the Daesh (ISIL) terrorist group was targeted by Russian airstrikes in Syria on Tuesday.

Two Air France flights bound for Paris from the US were diverted because of bomb threats.

The head of the US Federal Communications Commission says the country cannot risk closing websites that promote Takfiri ideology.

Over 1,200 Europeans who had joined Daesh in Syria and Iraq have returned to their countries of origin over the last two years.

An Iranian scientist receives the OPCW prize for his extensive research and contributions to the organization in the fight against the use of chemical agents and treating victims.

US police forces arrest more than 50 people during a Black Lives Matter protest in Minnesota.

New video footage confirms the presence of a ninth terrorist in the recent Paris attacks.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) voice concerns over a spike in Islamophobia, following the recent terror attacks in Paris.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says terrorist attacks carried out by Daesh Takfiris are aimed at creating a wave of Islamophobia around the world.

The Red Cross says 32 people have been killed and 80 more wounded in a blast in the northeastern Nigerian city of Yola.