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“FIFA officials on Interpol wanted list”
Interpol puts six men with ties to FIFA on its most wanted list.

Interpol puts six men with ties to FIFA on its most wanted list.

Three major tobacco companies are ordered by a Quebec court to pay billions of dollars to smokers as compensation.

A fresh study shows that students from disadvantaged backgrounds “seriously underachieve” at GCSE.

Israeli naval forces kidnap five Palestinian fishermen off the coast of Gaza City.

Iraqi forces seize Saudi-made equipment used by the Takfiri ISIL militants in the western province of al-Anbar.

Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority, a watchdog that regulates MPs' pay, has decided to raise their salaries by 10%.

Sen. Paul is sponsoring a bill to force Obama to publish a classified document which reportedly implicates Saudi Arabia in the 9/11 attacks.

ISIL terrorists decapitate 10 Taliban militants in eastern Afghanistan.

Iran’s Minister of Petroleum Bijan Zangeneh called for an “appropriate decision” by OPEC to curb a global oil supply glut as members gathered for a crucial meeting in Vienna.

Iran looks for steady customers for its crude oil under a new export strategy which is based on constructing refineries abroad, an oil minister says.

The HRW says hundreds of Syrian refugees are stranded at Jordan border.

The Pakistani foreign secretary says Islamabad will not sign the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).

An Iranian official urges Saudi Arabia to stop its war on Yemen.

Hezbollah fighters recapture border heights in the Lebanese town of Arsal from terrorists.

Obama says Netanyahu’s opposition to Palestinian statehood undermines the credibility of his regime.

The UNSC urges an end to Saudi Arabia’s military strikes against Yemen and political consultations to resolve the crisis in the Arab country.

Afghan security forces kill at least 28 Taliban militants and wound several others in a fresh operation.

Saudi military aircraft conduct a new round of airstrikes across Yemen.