BUSINESS
Saudi govt. cries foul after S&P downgrade
Saudi Arabia has railed against Standard & Poor's (S&P) after the rating agency downgraded its assessment of the kingdom’s sovereign debt and said its outlook remains negative.
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SOCIETY
Americans getting less religious: Poll
Americans, especially young adults, are becoming less religious as fewer believe in God, go to church and pray, according to a poll released on Tuesday.
POLITICS
Leader urges alertness against US enmity
Ayatollah Khamenei urges alertness in the face of continued enmity by the United States toward Iran.
INTERVIEWS
‘US behind Russian Airbus A321 crash’
The United States is responsible for the crash of a Russian passenger plane over Egypt this week, an American researcher says.
RUSSIA
Bus crash kills 7, injures dozens in Russia
At least seven Armenian nationals die and 35 others are injured after their bus overturned in Russia’s Tula Region.
PALESTINE
Eight more Palestinians shot in West Bank
Israeli military forces shoot and injure eight Palestinians during a funeral procession northwest of al-Quds (Jerusalem).
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Haiti delays announcing vote results
Haiti delays the announcement of the results of the country’s recent presidential election, amid allegations of vote irregularities.
CHINA
China to prosecute ex-official for graft
China is set to prosecute a former head of police border protection on suspicion of bribery.
INTERVIEWS
'US losing geopolitical ground to Russia'
The United States is losing its geopolitical ground to Russia in Syria and that's why it's sending its special forces to the country, says an analyst.
INTERVIEWS
‘US stance on S China Sea hypocritical’
Washington’s stance on the South China Sea has fully exposed "the hypocrisy of the US position,” an American political pundit says.
POLITICS
‘Iran faced off with S Arabia in Syria talks’
Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif authoritatively took on his Saudi counterpart during recent talks on the Syrian crisis in Vienna, says an Iranian official.
FOREIGN POLICY
‘US forces won’t fight ISIL in Syria’
President Obama says US special forces will not be fighting “on the front lines” against Daesh terrorists in Syria.
POLITICS
Obama pressured to defend 'innocent' Israel
US senators are pressuring President Barack Obama to defend Israel, whose forces have killed over 70 Palestinians in October alone.
IRAQ
‘Turkish, Iraqi traders buy Daesh oil’
Some Turkish and Iraqi traders finance Daesh terrorists by buying oil, a Turkish politician says.
MILITARY
UK Trident ‘mortal threat to humanity’
A senior British Labour party figure downplays a vote by the party’s Scottish wing against renewing the UK’s Trident nuclear weapons system.
FOREIGN POLICY
US slams ‘intimidation’ during Turkey vote
US Voices concerns over “intimidation” of those “critical” of the government during Turkey’s recent vote.
SOCIETY
FBI’s program could violate Muslims’ rights
FBI develops a game-style program for school students to to spot and prevent radicalization of youths but some say it foments discrimination against Muslims.
SYRIA
Russia raids Daesh positions in Palmyra
Russian warplanes strike positions of Daesh terrorists near the ancient Syrian city of Palmyra.
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