
HUMAN RIGHTS
US black woman’s death suspicious
The investigation into the death of an African-American woman is being conducted like a murder investigation.

The investigation into the death of an African-American woman is being conducted like a murder investigation.

A political expert says the United States has been forced to recognize the rights of the Cuban people and government.

EU urges Israel not to destroy a Palestinian village near the occupied West Bank city of al-Khalil.

Catalans have voiced preparedness to declare unilateral secession from mainland Spain.

The world’s largest chemical producer BASF and industrial gases company Linde have discussed return to Iran’s petrochemical sector.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Zarif says the issue of reversibility to the conditions before an agreement is not just an option for Iran’s international partners but also for Tehran.

John Boehner has criticized a United Nations Security Council vote to endorse a conclusion reached over Iran's nuclear program.

A man kills himself and another person in a bombing in east China.

Tourist arrivals in South Korea plunge as MERS spreads fears among travelers to the country.

An Iranian university professor says the UN Security Council’s Monday resolution has endorsed Iran’s right to acquire nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.

A majority of Americans back the conclusion of nuclear negotiations between Iran and the six global powers, a new poll says.

Iranian football clubs are getting ready for the 15th season of Iran’s Premier League.

Iran strongly condemns a massive terrorist explosion in the Turkish town of Suruc.

Yemeni armed forces have destroyed a Saudi military vehicle in the port city of Aden.

The UN chief says the Security Council's adoption of a resolution endorsing a recent nuclear agreement between Iran and the P5+1 will ensure its enforcement.

Theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking launches the most extensive search for intelligent extraterrestrial life in space.

A number of Florida parents are trying to ban two children’s books, arguing that they “promote reading” the holy Quran.

At least 23 people have been killed by suspected Boko Haram militants in northern Cameroon.