
ENERGY
S Africa eyeing LNG, GTL jobs in Iran
South Africa says it wants to import natural gas from Iran as LNG and GTL once the sanctions against the country are lifted.

South Africa says it wants to import natural gas from Iran as LNG and GTL once the sanctions against the country are lifted.

Yemeni forces destroy a number of Saudi military vehicles in a retaliatory attack on Saudi Arabia’s positions in the southwestern province of Jizan.

The idea of using nuclear weapons against Afghanistan, as reportedly examined by the US following the 9/11 attacks, was a “silly” plan, says an analyst.

A teenage migrant is killed during a shootout off the Greek island of Symi, the government says.

Iran's parliament speaker is in New York to attend an Inter-Parliamentary Union conference on global peace and democracy.

Republicans are devising new plan to increase pressure on Tehran as President Obama is moving closer to implementing the Iran accord.

The World Bank says it expects the lifting of sanctions against Iran to create an economic windfall for the country.

Five Palestinian prisoners continue hunger strike at an Israeli jail in protest against the Tel Aviv regime's policy of so-called administrative detention.

The Syrian information minister says resistant media outlets are countering the spread of false news about Syria.

UK's biggest oil and gas engineering company Amec Foster Wheeler says it is gearing up for a return to Iran.

A mentally-ill black inmate jailed in the US since April for alleged $5 theft has been found dead in a cell.

A rift in Japan's largest Yakuza syndicate may lead to a wave of gang violence.

Iran's nuclear agreement has had numerous impacts worldwide, says the nuclear chief.

Saudi warplanes carry out fresh airstrikes on several areas in Yemen.

Hungary ends the construction of a barrier along its southern border to curb the influx of refugees.

Crowdfunding raises over 80,000 dollars for Syrian refugee selling pens on the streets of Beirut.

The Bush administration considered using nuclear weapons against Afghanistan following the September 11, 2001 attacks, a new report reveals.

Imam Musa Sadr, kidnapped in August 1978, was killed upon Muammar Gaddafi’s orders, says an Italian daily.