
TURKEY
Daesh omnipresent in Turkey with shootings
Daesh militants have claimed responsibility for a shooting in Turkey, in which a prominent Syrian activist and journalist was injured in Sanliurfa.

Daesh militants have claimed responsibility for a shooting in Turkey, in which a prominent Syrian activist and journalist was injured in Sanliurfa.

Popular anger at poor infrastructure and frequent water cuts in Egypt is turning into growing street protests in country.

A group of prominent Pakistani clerics have issued a fatwa, declaring the so-called honor killings in Pakistan as a “great sin.”

A report cites the Saudi defense minister as saying that Riyadh has funded as much as 20 percent of Hillary Clinton’s election campaign.

The Venezuelan government calls on the Supreme Court to block a recall referendum, citing opposition “fraud.”

Obama has described the mass shooting at an Orlando nightclub as an act of homegrown extremism, while at the same time calling for stricter gun laws in America.

An attacker allegedly affiliated with Daesh kills a police chief and his wife at their home near Paris before being gunned down.

The US aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower enters the Mediterranean, the US Navy says.

Over 7,000 Iraqi civilians flee the Daesh-held city of Fallujah via a safe corridor set up by Iraqi government forces.

Daesh child recruits in Iraq and Syria can be a “time bomb” after return from the conflict zones in the two countries, a study warns.

Secretive Bilderbergers hold annual meetings to make decisions that could ultimately be reduced to who “they need to bomb and who they need to become friends with.”

NASA and United Arab Emirates have signed an agreement on space exploration with a focus on the exploration of Mars.

A United Arab Emirates military helicopter has crashed in Yemen.

German President Joachim Gauck warns against demonizing Muslims one day after a Takfiri terrorist went on a deadly rampage in the US.

Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Kuwait must stop funding extremist groups in the Middle East, Hillary Clinton says in the wake of terror in Orlando.

Police in Turkey arrest a man trying to sell a smuggled ivory dagger belonging to slain Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi to a Saudi national.

Donald Trump speaks of “partnership” with Muslims, saying they “have to work with us” in the wake of Orlando terror attacks.

An American scholar says the Orlando nightclub mass shooting was obviously conducted by the enemy of Islam, not by Muslims.