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‘Kuwait DNA tests violate privacy right’
Human Rights Watch says Kuwait's mandatory DNA tests on citizens and expats violate right to privacy.

Human Rights Watch says Kuwait's mandatory DNA tests on citizens and expats violate right to privacy.

Syria and Hezbollah forces seize full control of the plains near the border town of Zabadani.

Iran’s humanoid soccer robots finish in the 2nd place in technical competitions of the 2015 RoboCup World Championships in China.

UK’s leading scientific, medical and engineering bodies have called on the governments around the globe to take immediate action to prevent drastic climate change.

Chinese officials arrest a former top aide to retired President Hu Jintao on corruption charges.

Three New York lawmakers say that victims of the 9/11 attacks could lose financial support in October 2016.

Most Ukrainians prefer a political solution to the crisis in the country’s east, a poll shows.

Major improvements are needed to child protection in the UK, according to Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC).

Veteran Egyptian journalist says Iran’s “legendary resistance” against US pressure earned it a “nuclear agreement.”

Takfiri ISIL militants reportedly abduct 35 Iraqi refugee families in the northern province of Kirkuk.

The French foreign minister says he will make a visit to Tehran next week to hold talks with senior Iranian officials.

Adm. Scott Swift says US forces are ready in the Asia-Pacific region after he engaged in a spying flight over the South China Sea.

Japan slams Beijing for attempts to reclaim land in the disputed South China Sea.

European companies are looking into Iran as a potential new market for their dairy products amid a Russian embargo, market intelligence firm Euromonitor International has said.

A 14-year-old boy was killed and two other teenagers were injured in East Point, Georgia on Monday.

Ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi will appeal the death sentences handed down to him earlier this year.

At least 12 people are killed in flash floods in Pakistan, authorities say.

Explosions and gunfire have been witnessed as polls for the country’s presidential election open.