
ENERGY
Algeria backs Iran vs Saudi Arabia on oil
Iran will attend an OPEC meeting in Algeria later this month, but the country has made it clear that it will continue raising oil production.

Iran will attend an OPEC meeting in Algeria later this month, but the country has made it clear that it will continue raising oil production.

US Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is an “accused racist,” says American writer and political commentator.

Turkish police clash with protesters in southeaster city of Diyarbakir over massive sacking of teachers.

Benjamin Netanyahu defends expansion of illegal Israeli settlements across the occupied West Bank.

The Greek government needs to press ahead with the economic reforms demanded by its lenders so it can get bailout funds.

The blast rocked Tempako Packaging Factory in Gazipur District, just north of Dhaka.

The explosions set ablaze a number of cars parked at the parking lot and outside the mall.

Seven current and former law enforcement officers in the US state of California face charges in connection with a sex scandal.

The last remnants of anti-Iran MKO terrorists have been relocated from Iraq to Albania.

US Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have clashed over national security.

Russia and the US have reached an agreement on a plan to enforce a ceasefire in Syria to pave the way for a political solution to the crisis in the Arab country.

The US government has halted the construction of an oil pipeline in North Dakota after a judge ruled that the work should continue.

Russia has successfully test fired the RS-12M Topol intercontinental ballistic missile.

Iraqi airstrikes have killed at least 100 Daesh terrorists, including some top commanders, across Anbar province.

Secretary of State John Kerry says that the US is ready to counter any threat from North Korea.

The 18-year-old youth was shot in the head by Israeli forces during protests on Friday.

The US House of Representatives approves a bill that would allow family members of the 9/11 victims to sue the government of Saudi Arabia for damages.

Criticisms are rising in Kuwait against privileges allocated to the expats with MPs calling for increasing the fees of services they receive in the country.