
IRAQ
Iraqis flee Mosul as army advances
Over 3,000 people have fled Mosul over the last week as the fighting to recapture the Iraqi city from Daesh intensifies.

Over 3,000 people have fled Mosul over the last week as the fighting to recapture the Iraqi city from Daesh intensifies.

US Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz says a deal worth $8.6 million to buy heavy water from Iran will be finalized soon.

Figures provided by Reuters show that oil exports in April reached the highest level since January 2012.

A report published in the UK warns of at least 10 million deaths a year by 2050 as a result of infections resistant to traditional antibiotic drugs.

Taliban militants reportedly capture a district in northern Afghanistan.

Anti-regime protesters have staged rallies in Bahrain to express solidarity with imprisoned opposition figures and political activists.

US House Republicans push for a bill to battle the Zika virus.

The US is using an island in Italy to fight against Daesh militants in Libya.

Egyptian aviation officials say an EgyptAir flight from Paris to Cairo with 66 passengers and crew on board has crashed.

Human rights groups blast a decision to seat the King of Bahrain next to UK’s Queen Elizabeth II during her birthday celebrations.

One of the missing Nigerian schoolgirls has been found alive, along with her four-month-old baby and a suspected member of the Boko Haram.

Segregation of minorities is a part of an ongoing “attack” on the United States public education.

At least 32 fighters loyal to Libya’s new unity government have been killed in clashes with Daesh Takfiri terrorists.

Chinese jets intercept US military reconnaissance aircraft over the South China Sea.

A new bill to counter extremism in the UK, announced by Queen Elizabeth II, could serve as a means to crack down on Britons’ civil rights, activists warn.

The United Arab Emirates deports and fines a woman for checking her husband’s cell phone.

With discord between Democratic candidates of the US 2016 vote on the rise, GOP’s Donald Trump is getting stronger, a poll suggests.

A Turkish reporter receives 20 months jail time and is stripped of her parental rights for breaching confidentiality of a court case.