
CHINA
China offers olive branch over sea dispute
China says its ready to start negotiations with the Philippines if it ignores a court ruling on South China Sea.

China says its ready to start negotiations with the Philippines if it ignores a court ruling on South China Sea.

British protesters continue to demand the closure of a US military base in Yorkshire.

A Muslim doctor has been shot and stabbed outside of a mosque in Texas.

John McCain says the US and Pakistan need better cooperation against their common adversaries.

At least four Palestinians are injured in a raid by Israeli forces on the Qalandiya refugee camp in the occupied West Bank.

Australia's opposition leader calls for Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to step down.

Daesh kills eight of its own members in Iraq’s northern province of Kirkuk allegedly for escaping battles with Iraqi security forces.

China plans to launch a crackdown on the reporting of “un-factual” news gathered from social media.

British police sparks anger in Tel Aviv by summoning former Israeli foreign minister Tzipi Livni for ‘war crimes.’

Theresa May says Britain needs to regain control over immigration levels following Brexit.

Militants trained by the US military to fight Damascus accuse al-Nusra Front of having kidnapped their commander, despite collaboration in the foreign-backed militancy in Syria.

More human remains have been recovered from the EgyptAir plane crash site in the Mediterranean.

Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif says Iran will not give up the fight against terrorism until terrorists and their ideology are defeated.

Senior German officials have called for changes to decision-making processes in the European Union.

One in five kids born to Australia’s Aboriginal mothers remain unregistered, a study shows.

Hundreds of Iraqis stage a candlelight vigil for the victims of two recent deadly bombing attacks in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.

Israel approves plans to construct 800 new housing units for settlers in and around the occupied East al-Quds (Jerusalem).

Iranian Parliament Speaker Larijani praises the measures by the administration of President Rouhani over unconventionally high salaries revealed to have been paid to top officials.