
FOREIGN POLICY
Classified 9/11 report ‘shocking’: US Rep
A prominent US lawmaker has characterized a classified congressional report on the 9/11 attacks as “shocking.”

A prominent US lawmaker has characterized a classified congressional report on the 9/11 attacks as “shocking.”

The Pentagon is spending its big budget on obsolete projects, says a former official.

America’s military campaign against Daesh is costing it dearly, the Pentagon says.

With the cooperation of the Syrian government, relief aid has been distributed among displaced Yarmouk residents.

DR Congo charges opposition leader and potential presidential candidate with hiring foreign mercenaries.

US House of Representatives approves massive military budget for next year.

The West is backing terrorist groups to topple the government of Syria's President Assad, a senior Russian official says.

A senior Iranian diplomat says the JCPOA can serve as a model for resolving regional conflicts.

The majority of Americans are strikingly pessimistic about the US economy and think the economy won’t improve, according to a new poll.

A Palestinian journalist, who recently went on a three-month hunger strike, is released from an Israeli jail.

The Afghan and Indian leaders will visit Iran next week for talks on development of Chabahar port.

Donald Trump would narrowly defeat Hillary Clinton in a hypothetical head-to-head presidential race, according to a new poll.

The French parliament extends the state of emergency to cover Euro 2016 football games.

Boris Johnson is the winner of a poetry contest against the Turkish president.

Five UN peacekeepers have been killed by a bomb and gunfire in northern Mali.

The EU may miss the end-June deadline on visa-free travel for Turkish citizens.

Russia says it will deliver several S-300 divisions to Iran by year-end.

Cairo says the EgyptAir crash was more likely caused by a terror attack than a technical fault.