ECONOMY
KIOCL to resume pellet exports to Iran
India's iron ore pellet producer KIOCL has announced that it is preparing to resume exports to Iran after a gap of 10 years.
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39 refugees missing off Moroccan coast
The Spanish coastguard says dozens of refugees have gone missing after their boast capsized off the Moroccan coast.
MILITARY
Russian aircraft edge close to US warship
Russian fighter jets have edged close to an American aircraft carrier, the US Navy says.
BUSINESS
US growth slowed sharply in Q3
The US economy’s growth rate has plunged sharply in the third quarter of 2015 as exports and private inventory investment fell.
BUSINESS
Deutsche Bank to axe 35,000 jobs
Deutsche Bank has announced that it will cut 35,000 jobs through redundancies and the sale of businesses.
POLITICS
Zarif urges ‘non-interference’ in Syria
Iran calls for ‘non-interference’ of foreign countries in Syria's domestic affairs.
POLITICS
Paul Ryan elected as US House speaker
GOP Representative Paul Ryan is chosen as new Speaker of the US House of Representatives.
INTERVIEWS
‘US has turned into warfare, prison state’
The US has developed into a “warfare” and “prison state” that has led to a country with the highest incarceration rate in the world.
PAKISTAN
'Pakistan wields influence on Taliban'
A senior Pakistani official says Pakistan exercises 'some influence' over the Taliban.
ENERGY
Iran says oil firms need local partners
Iran's Oil Minister Bijan Zangeneh says foreign firms must team up with locals over new oil sector projects.
SYRIA
'Riyadh can’t help Syria peace efforts'
Damascus says Saudi Arabia is not qualified to partake in efforts to end the crisis in Syria.
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EU suspends Belarus sanctions
The European Union formally suspends most sanctions against Belarus.
POLITICS
'No shift in Iran's supportive Syria policy'
The comment by an Iranian deputy FM come as Iran is set to participate in a fresh round of international talks on the crisis in Syria.
FOREIGN POLICY
US used Christian NGO to spy on N Korea
The US has used a Christian charity as a cover for spying on North Korea, a new report reveals.
MILITARY
Chilcot Inquiry report likely in mid-2016
The head of a panel looking into the Iraq war inquiry says the final report may be published in June or July 2016.
ECONOMY
‘Digikala not deterred by competition’
Leaders of Iran’s key online retailer Digikala say they are not worried about competing with their global rivals once they set foot in the Iranian market.
CHINA
China scraps decades-old one-child policy
China scraps its decades-long one-child policy which led to an aging population and labor force shrinkage.
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Tunisian man sets self on fire
A customs officer sets himself on fire in a northeastern Tunisian city.
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