
POLITICS
‘Clinton's lead over Trump triples’
Hillary Clinton's lead over Donald Trump has tripled in Wisconsin since July.

Hillary Clinton's lead over Donald Trump has tripled in Wisconsin since July.

Ecuador will let Sweden to question WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in the Ecuadorian embassy in London.

Israeli officials have extended the administrative detention of Hamas spiritual leader Sheikh Hassan Yousef for another six months.

Wildfires erupt in southern France, forcing hundreds of home evacuations and displacing thousands of people.

An informed source in Iran’s Foreign Ministry rejects as ‘baseless’ claims that Iranian arms have landed up in the hands of Daesh terrorists in the Sinai Peninsula.

An expert says Iran has played a very positive role in the fight against terrorism in Syria and Iraq unlike the US which in backing many of the terrorist groups.

A young Yemeni man has run over a Saudi policeman and then stabbed him to death in the kingdom’s southwestern border region of Asir.

Canadian police killed a sympathizer of Daesh, who they say planned to carry out a bomb attack in the country.

Hillary Clinton has hit back at Donald Trump who suggested that gun rights supporters could act against her.

A German minister is due to propose a ban on wearing full face veils by women in public in Germany as part of “security” measures amid a terror threat.

Turkish President Erdogan says the US must make a choice between Turkey and opposition cleric Gulen.

Obama and Clinton “founded” the Daesh (ISIL) terrorist group in the Middle East region, according to Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.

A US Justice Department report has accused police in Baltimore of routinely discriminating against African-Americans and using excessive force.

Barclays reaches $100 million settlement claim with over 40 US states over the Libor scandal.

Bahrain arrests 12 people for taking part in protests held outside the home of top Shia cleric Sheikh Isa Qassim.

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi stresses that Iranian military advisers are in the country on Baghdad's request.

Donald Trump disputes a CNN report over alleged conversations with the US Secret Service.

An emergency hotline is to be established between the offices of the Turkish and Russian army commanders.