
FOREIGN POLICY
British Queen calls for unity in Europe
Queen warns against 'dangerous' division in Europe in her speech in Berlin.

Queen warns against 'dangerous' division in Europe in her speech in Berlin.

Iranian athlete Hassan Taftian wins the first title in the 100-meter running contest in the Asian Grand Prix Series in Thailand.

Flooding leaves at least 45 people dead in western India.

PM Cameron gives go-ahead to publish data showing people who have died after losing their benefits.

Taxi drivers block roads across France in protest at what they call losing customers to the popular taxi-booking service, Uber.

NATO urges Moscow to stop what it calls “supporting” pro-Russia forces in eastern Ukraine.

The US Senate has passed a bill that contains provisions opposing the boycott, divestment and sanctions campaign against Israel.

ISIL terrorists capture districts in Hasakah: Report

Royal-Dutch Shell and Italy’s Eni have made their courting of Iran public for the first time as optimism builds up ahead of a deadline for clinching a nuclear deal with Tehran.

Hard-pressed Britons are spending more of their earnings on rent than people in any other European country.

The death toll from a scorching heat wave in Pakistan’s southern province of Sindh climbs to 1,011.

At least 13 people are killed in a fire at an apartment building in central China.

Wildfires are raging throughout large areas of the drought-stricken West Coast of the United States.

ISIL militants advance into the Kurdish city of Kobani in Syria, months after they were driven out of it.

A US military plane has crashed in Arizona and the status of the pilot is unknown.

Iran’s president says Tehran will continue nuclear talks with the P5+1 countries under the aegis of Leader’s guidelines.

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham urges Obama to walk away from nuclear negotiations with Iran.

Dozens of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood members are sentenced to 15 years in prison.