
HUMAN RIGHTS
US report slams Baltimore police force
Baltimore police have routinely violated the constitutional rights of African Americans, according to a US Justice Department investigation.

Baltimore police have routinely violated the constitutional rights of African Americans, according to a US Justice Department investigation.

Workers march in central Buenos Aires against high prices and low wages.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department admits that a man killed by a deputy last month was not a carjacking suspect.

The US nuked Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 to demonstrate to the world that it must obey the Empire’s demands in the future, an American journalist says.

A former Catholic priest in the UK pleads guilty to over two dozen counts of sexual assault against children.

Donald Trump is criticized over comments some people interpreted as a threat of violence against Hillary Clinton.

Iran calls on the UN to adopt measures aimed at halting Saudi Arabia’s killing of women and children in Yemen.

Donald Trump, if elected president, will make the world "more dangerous", US Republican Senator Susan Collins says.

Iraq’s Supreme Judicial Council has dropped a financial corruption case against Parliament Speaker Salim al-Jabouri.

Deaths from drug overdoses have soared 66 percent from 2010 to 2015 in New York, the US city authorities say.

Turkey warns that the US should not sacrifice its relations with Ankara over a “terrorist” responsible for the recent botched coup.

A number of US Special Operations troops have been deployed in Libya purportedly to help local forces fighting against Daesh, a report says.

Russia says that upcoming Syria peace talks should not be focused on halting clashes in Aleppo.

Britain’s military involvement in Syria to aid militants fighting against the government will have unintended adverse results for London, says a British political commentator.

Thousands of Afghan civilians flee to Lashkar Gah as the Taliban advances on several areas of Helmand province.

Syrian forces recapture a district on the southwestern outskirts of the embattled city of Aleppo.

The US has approved the sale of more than 130 tanks, 20 armored recovery vehicles and other equipment worth about $1.15 billion to Saudi Arabia.

German police arrested a Syrian refugee on August 5 after receiving a tip that the man was planning a possible attack, officials say.