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Saudi jets keep pounding Yemen
Saudi Arabia keeps bombing areas across Yemen, while the Yemeni army along with allied forces retaliate by launching attacks on Saudi bases.

Saudi Arabia keeps bombing areas across Yemen, while the Yemeni army along with allied forces retaliate by launching attacks on Saudi bases.

ISIL detains over 40 members in northern Iraq over fleeing battlefield in the country.

Car manufacturer Opel has recalled more than 47,000 family-sized Insignia cars.

Greece submits a new proposal to its creditors to avert an exit from the eurozone, a spokesman for the Eurogroup says.

Forest fires in Spain have ravaged more than 15,000 hectares across the country this week, officials say.

A political analyst says Iran has a valid argument on its demand for the removal of arms embargo imposed on the country.

Hackers have stolen personal information of 21.5 million people inside and outside US government.

The US wants the ISIL war to bleed into Iran so that it can expand its operations against the terrorist group there, says a political analyst.

A global energy consultancy firm says Iran will be probably able to add up to 800,000 barrels of oil per day in the next six months.

The Iranian president expresses hope for enhanced cooperation between Tehran and Beijing.

Saudi Arabia's ex-foreign minister, Saud al-Faisal, dies at the age of 75.

The nominee to be the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Joseph Dunford, rates Russia as the greatest threat to US national security.

An Egyptian court sentences 14 Muslim Brotherhood members to death in terrorism-related cases for their alleged role in killing two police officers.

The recent burning of several African American churches across the Southern US is deeply rooted in the white supremacist tradition, a historian says.

Syrian army forces are reportedly engaged in heavy battles with ISIL Takfiris near Palmyra as they continue advancing toward the ancient city.

US Secretary of State John Kerry says nuclear negotiations with Iran are not open-ended but there is no rush for a deal.

Iran hosts Palestinian worshippers for Iftarat al-Aqsa Mosque compound

Iran is building its longest cross-sea bridge, linking the Qeshm island in the Persian Gulf to its coasts in Bandar Abbas to join a transit corridor which stretches all the way to the Caspian Sea and the Central Asia.