
TURKEY
Turkey operations kill two in southeast
The ongoing Turkish military operations leave two people dead in the restive southeastern areas.

The ongoing Turkish military operations leave two people dead in the restive southeastern areas.

Russia says it is to form four new military divisions in the western and central regions of the country amid increased NATO drills.

The Iraqi defense minister says three missing Americans in Baghdad were abducted by an “organized gang” for “blackmail.”

Senior Indian and Pakistani officials are set to hold high-level talks to ease bilateral tensions, a government official in New Delhi says.

The Obama administration welcomes a US court ruling on the president’s carbon emissions plan.

Saudi jets bomb more residential areas in the Yemeni capital capital Sana'a.

Japan lifts its sanctions against Iran, joining other countries to normalize trade ties with the Islamic Republic.

People are preparing for a blizzard in the eastern US, which could be unprecedented in nearly a century.

Some of the giant banks have reportedly donated hundred of thousand pounds to the pro-European campaign in the UK ahead of a referendum on the country’s membership of the bloc.

Iraq’s prime minister says there is no evidence that Turkey wants to fight Daesh.

The US has announced that a dozen Marines who recently went missing in an air accident are dead.

A former Russian spy has rejected as nonsense a new British inquiry saying he was one of the state-directed murderers of dissident Alexander Litvinenko.

Al-Shabab militants attack a restaurant in the Somali Capital, Mogadishu, killing at least 19 people.

Four Syrian refugees have arrived in Britain from Jungle migrant camp in Calais.

French President Francois Hollande calls for the “de-escalation” of tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia.

Police in Brazil’s largest city of Sao Paulo clash with people protesting a planned hike in public transportation fares.

A couple of US cops face prison over different counts of violations against civilians.

At least 20 people die in boat sinking incidents near Greece and Turkey.