
HUMAN RIGHTS
Muslim black woman sues US police
A Muslim woman files a lawsuit against California police alleging that her headscarf was forcibly removed at a police station.

A Muslim woman files a lawsuit against California police alleging that her headscarf was forcibly removed at a police station.

US Navy Chief Admiral John Richardson calls for normalized ties with Russia in the Baltic Sea.

The US signs an agreement with Senegal that allows "the permanent presence" of its troops in the African country.

The mayor of a small Italian village views refugees differently from the most of Europe which is implementing stricter border controls.

Donald Trump says the United States cannot afford to allow China to “rape” the country in trade.

The EU's compromises with the US would undermine standards on the environment and public health, Greenpeace warns.

An Israeli court orders a Palestinian journalist to be detained for four months without trial or any charges.

Iran’s official news agency denies media reports that prominent Iraqi cleric Muqtada al-Sadr is in Iran on a surprise visit.

A Daesh-linked hacking group claims it has a mole in the UK Ministry of Defense, which it is using to infiltrate Britain and the United States.

Head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran Ali Akbar Salehi meets Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka in Prague.

The CIA wants “to make sure no one understands” anything about what went down on the deadly day in 2001.

Syrian forces surround a prison in the city of Hama in response to a riot inside the facility, a monitoring group says.

The CIA Director is afraid of that a serious investigation into 9/11 will expose the role Israeli and American intelligence played in it.

French police evacuate a makeshift camp in Paris that accommodated more than 1,000 refugees.

Figures show that India's imports of oil from Iran in April jumped by 49 percent compared to the same period last year.

A proposal for stripping lawmakers of their immunity stirs fresh brawl in the Turkish parliament.

Some 88,300 unaccompanied children sought asylum in the European Union (EU) in 2015, the EU's statistics agency says.

South Korean’s energy giant KOGAS has won a deal to study the development of Iran's Balal gas field in the Persian Gulf.