
CULTURE
Turkey exhibits Iran’s Islamic artworks
Turkey holds an exhibition of Islamic artworks created by Iranian artists.

Turkey holds an exhibition of Islamic artworks created by Iranian artists.

The US Federal Aviation Administration says all United Airlines flights have been grounded because of “automation issues.”

Yemeni forces target Saudi bases in Saudi Arabia's southwestern province of Jizan with 38 rockets.

US stocks opened sharply lower on Wednesday as investors grappled with a precipitous selloff in Chinese shares, lingering nervousness over Greece.

Colombia’s FARC rebels announce unilateral month-long truce.

Amid nuclear talks, Iran reminds world powers that they have to choose between coercion and agreement.

French Premier says fresh proposals by the Greek government in exchange for a new bailout are a step in the right direction.

Iran is readying for any scenario that comes out of the ongoing nuclear talks, President Rouhani says.

The United States has sought to undermine South American governments that reject Washington’s colonial policies for decades.

Iran says Israeli crimes have sounded the alarm bells across the occupied Palestinian territories.

A top German official says a mass killing of indigenous Namibians by German troops a century ago constituted a 'genocide.'

A source says Nigeria’s Boko Haram is offering to exchange abducted schoolgirls for its militants.

An Emirati official says his country will not make expansion of economic ties with Iran conditional on achievement of a comprehensive nuclear deal.

A recording, featuring talk on how Turkey could start war with Syria, was reportedly leaked by the US NSA.

A newly-published report by a British charity has revealed that more than one million British pensioners are struggling at home alone without proper social care.

A UN agency says Israel’s crippling blockade on Gaza obstructs reconstruction efforts.

The United States says Europe must restructure Greece’s debt to provide it a path for debt sustainability and growth, and to keep the country in the eurozone.

Nearly two dozen people are killed in clashes between Berber and Arab communities in southern Algeria.