
CHINA
China: No need for US gesticulation
China says there is no need for US gesticulation about Beijing’s plans in the disputed South China Sea.

China says there is no need for US gesticulation about Beijing’s plans in the disputed South China Sea.

The Israeli regime transfers another injured terrorist into the occupied territories in order to receive treatment.

People take to the streets in several French cities to protest labor reforms.

Amnesty says migrant laborers working for the World Cup in Qatar are being exploited.

A political analyst says the aggressive policies of the Turkish president in the Middle East aim at reviving the Ottoman empire.

About two-thirds of Americans believe torture can be justified to extract information from suspected terrorists, according to a new poll.

Russia says the export of arms to Ukraine aggravates the conflict and violates peace deals.

Croatia slams the acquittal of radical Serb leader Vojislav Seselj by the UN war crimes tribunal.

An Israeli company reduces its electricity supply to the occupied Palestinian city of Jericho over a debt dispute.

Donald Trump has the most negative image of any of the five US presidential candidates, according to a new poll.

Dozens of Saudi-led troops are killed in clashes with Yemenis near the Red Sea Coast.

A political analyst says that the Israeli society is a sick community tainted by racism and violence.

Figures show that Iran's exports of oil in February reached the highest level in two years.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says an army led by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is fighting in Syria alongside Takfiri militants.

A flyover has collapsed in India’s Kolkata, killing at least 21 people with scores of others trapped.

Iraq's Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi presents the long-awaited cabinet lineup.

US media said on Thursday that the Obama administration is considering issuing a general license that would permit offshore financial institutions to access dollars for foreign currency trades in support of legitimate business with Iran.

Iraqi troops are advancing towards the western town of Hit in a push to drive out Daesh militants, the military says.