
IRAQ
Iraqi forces kill 182 ISIL terrorists
Iraqi forces backed by air power kill 182 Takfiri ISIL militants during separate operations in the country.

Iraqi forces backed by air power kill 182 Takfiri ISIL militants during separate operations in the country.

Iran’s foreign minister is to hold nuclear talks with the EU foreign policy chief and his European peers.

The United Nations names June 19 as the International day against sexual violence in conflicts.

A camera video shows an officer firing more than a dozen rounds into a car carrying six unarmed African American teenagers, two of whom were wounded.

American journalist and activist Don Debar believes that the US strategic policy, which is based on militarism, is “dead-ended”.

US President Barack Obama says “the grip of the NRA on Congress is extremely strong.”

Scientists say that the Earth is suffering from a sixth mass extinction, losing its biodiversity with an unprecedented rate.

Turkey reportedly arrests two Georgians who tried to enter the country with radioactive material.

The British Defense Ministry confirms that London is arming Saudi Arabia in its ongoing aggression against Yemen.

People in South Africa stage a protest against Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.

The United States has accused Iran of being a state sponsor of terrorism.

Leaders of some major Syrian pro-government tribes have rejected Jordan’s proposed support against ISIL, accusing Amman of helping the terrorists.

Russian warns Western countries against making “unfulfillable” demands during nuclear negotiations with Iran.

The Syrian army has repelled a series of attacks by al-Qaeda-linked al-Nusra Front in the northwestern Idlib province.

A veteran US police officer has been killed during a gunfight with a suspect in Cincinnati.

Greek Premier Alexis Tsipras has said that European Union shouldn’t view itself as the economic hub of universe.

Bahraini people have staged a fresh rally to protest the recent court ruling against opposition leader Sheikh Ali Salman.

WikiLeaks says it will publish over 500,000 Saudi documents on the Internet over the upcoming weeks.