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Huge Yemen rally condemns Saudi attacks
Thousands of people hold a rally in the Yemeni capital, Sana'a, to condemn the military strikes by Saudi Arabia against their country.

Thousands of people hold a rally in the Yemeni capital, Sana'a, to condemn the military strikes by Saudi Arabia against their country.

China has denounced US hacking accusations as “groundless and irresponsible” after Washington blamed Beijing for stealing data of millions of Americans.

More Americans are viewing President Obama’s performance negatively, according to a new survey.

The Chinese foreign minister says Beijing seeks the establishment of strategic relations with Tehran.

Disaster teams put a cruise ship back in the upright position days after it capsized on the Yangtze River in China.

OPEC decides to maintain its current output of 30 million barrels per day, the Saudi oil minister says.

Hezbollah resistance fighters retake control of the al-Rahwah area near the Syrian border from al-Nusra Front terrorists.

Turkey’s Yildirim Holding AS says it is interested in investing in Iran for production of stainless steel feedstock ferrochrome, the Fars news agency said on Friday.

Afghan government officials are holding informal talks with representatives of the Taliban militant group in Norway.

At least 17 people are killed in two US drone strikes in the eastern Afghan province of Nangarhar.

Report says Israeli and Saudi representatives secretly met five times since the beginning of 2014 over Iran.

The death toll from a bomb attack on a market in Nigeria reaches 31.

Indonesia is in talks with Iran for a long-term oil supply deal to meet its rising demand for crude as the country is expanding its refineries, its Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Sudirman Said has said.

An international lawyer describes Turkey's policy on Syria as duplicitous at best.

The US state of South Carolina has taken legal action against anti-Israeli boycotts.

The death toll from a huge blast in the Ghanaian capital city of Accra rises to around 150.

Fourteen NATO states will start naval drills in the Baltic Sea later on Friday.

An aide to Burundi's president urges the opposition to take part in 'constructive' talks.