
KOREAS
‘N Korean ship docks at Japan port’
Despite facing a UN Security Council ban, a North Korean ship reportedly docks at a port in southern Japan.

Despite facing a UN Security Council ban, a North Korean ship reportedly docks at a port in southern Japan.

Can a book that is over 1400 years old really have any relevance today?

Russian jets strike four Daesh-held oil facilities near Raqqah, its main stronghold in Syria.

Russia threatens to take measures to eliminate the risks associated with NATO’s military build-up in eastern Europe.

Iran marks the 1963 uprising in support of the late founder of the Islamic Republic Imam Khomeini that ushered in the country’s 1979 Islamic Revolution.

Militants shoot and kill three paramilitary troopers and injure nine others in the troubled Indian-administered Kashmir.

Video clips and investigative materials from more than 100 police incidents have been released by a Chicago panel.

Boxing legend Muhammad Ali has died at the age of 74 at a hospital in Phoenix.

Defense Secretary Ashton Carter warns China that the US will remain the most powerful military for decades to come.

Palestinian resistance movement Hamas has condemned talks in France aimed at resolving the issue of Palestine.

The Syrian ambassador to the UN says some Security Council members’ move to raise the issue of humanitarian situation in Syria is to put pressure on Damascus.

An analyst says the US is getting more aggressive in its military showdown against Russia.

A US federal court has convicted three Somali-American men of plotting to join Daesh in Syria and commit murder there.

The Namibian government is selling license to kill three endangered black rhinos.

A top commander of the Daesh Takfiri terrorist group has been killed in an Iraqi army airstrike near the city of Fallujah.

Nigel Farage says David Cameron’s government cannot control migration despite claims.

A Turkish court has sentenced a man to 108 years in prison for sexually abusing over two dozen Syrian refugee boys.

The US is worried about the so-called “moderate” militants it backs in Syria and wants Russia to stop attacking them, says Lavrov.