
FOREIGN POLICY
US can’t walk away from Iran deal: Kerry
US Secretary of State John Kerry says the next president cannot afford “to walk away from” the Iran nuclear agreement.

US Secretary of State John Kerry says the next president cannot afford “to walk away from” the Iran nuclear agreement.

American troops stationed in Iraq have been warned by the Pentagon to prepare for a possible chemical attack by Daesh terrorists.

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff blasts Europe for the current refugee crisis.

Iran’s Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani says the lawmakers will take a final decision about the JCPOA.

Eight Palestinian prisoners are on hunger strike over their illegal detention by the Israeli regime.

The father of drowned Syrian boys says he has dismissed an offer of Canadian citizenship.

A gunman and a Saudi police officer are killed in a shootout in the country’s Eastern Province.

Heavy clashes erupt in Libya’s northeastern city of Derna between Daesh terrorists and pro-government troops, leaving four soldiers dead.

The petition to arrest the Israeli prime minister for war crimes against Palestinians on UK visit gathers over 100,000 signatures.

Guatemalan ex-president Otto Perez Molina appears in court, denying corruption charges against him.

Austria and Germany agree to take in refugees, who began marching towards the Austrian border in Hungary.

Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak says that Russia-Pakistan agreement on the North-South gas pipeline project is ready for signing.

Iran’s Air Force starts two-day maneuvers in the central Iranian province of Isfahan.

Bahrainis demand release of leading opposition figure Sheikh Salman and other political activists.

Donald Trump has broken away from the GOP pack on the Iran nuclear agreement, saying if he becomes the US president, he will strictly enforce Vienna accord.

Guatemalan protesters stage a rally against the country’s former president, Otto Perez Molina.

Hundreds of Syrians have staged a demonstration in the city of Homs, and called for lifting a siege in two villages in the northern Idlib province.

A majority of Americans view Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton unfavorably.