IRAQ
Pilgrims flock to Karbala in tight security
Million of pilgrims from around the world flock to the Iraqi holy city of Karbala to commemorate the Arba’een amid tight security.
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INTERVIEWS
'West policies root cause of terrorism'
An academic says the root cause of the terrorist attacks across the world are the Western policies in the Middle East.
INTERVIEWS
Why US empire targetting Russia, China
The US is trying to implement a project to take control of Central Asia and ultimately all of the Eurasia landmass, an American political pundit says.
FRANCE
208 arrested in Paris climate change rally
Over 200 people are arrested during a rally in the French capital ahead of an upcoming United Nations summit on climate change.
SYRIA
Daesh executes 3,500 since June 2014
The Takfiri Daesh terrorists have executed more than 3,500 people across Syria since last June.
MILITARY
'Obama needs to escalate fight against Daesh'
The Obama administration needs to step up fight on Daesh, says former US Defense Secretary Robert Gates.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
'Claims about Iran past N-activities false'
Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif says the claims about Iran’s past nuclear activities lack credibility.
ECONOMY
Iran can earn more from mines than oil
A new Bloomberg report says Iran can earn through developing its mineral resources than selling crude oil.
TURKEY
Turkey Kurds mourn slain lawyer
A multitude of Kurdish mourners take part in the funeral of famous Kurdish lawyer Tahir Elci
FOREIGN POLICY
Saudis showered Obama with $1.3mn in gifts
President Obama and his family received more than $1.3 million in gifts from the former king of Saudi Arabia.
EU
EU offers Turkey €3bn to stop refugees
EU leaders are offering Ankara three billion euros and Schengen visas in exchange for stopping the flow of refugees.
ENERGY
‘Iran to overtake Qatar in South Pars’
Managing director of the National Iranian Oil Company says the country will soon overtake Qatar in terms of gas production from the South Pars gas field.
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Burkinabes vote to choose president
Voting is under way in Burkina Faso to elect a new president and parliament.
POLITICS
Trump 'steamrolling Jeb, Rubio in Florida'
Donald Trump says new polls show that he is leading his Republican rivals Senator Marco Rubio and former Florida Governor Jeb Bush in their home state.
SPORTS
Iranian Rezazadeh’s world records broken
Russian weightlifter Aleksey Lovchev breaks the world records previously held by retired Iranian Olympic lifter Hossein Rezazadeh.
POLITICS
Iran: Syria left its mark in history
A senior Iranian official says the Syrian government and people have managed to leave their mark in history by standing up to aggressors.
EU
Spaniards 'against joining US-led bloc'
A poll shows that an overwhelming majority of Spaniards are against Madrid’s partnership in a US-led campaign in Syria.
POLITICS
Leader urges 'correct' ties with Muslims
In a new letter to the Western youth, Ayatollah Khamenei urges the establishment of foundations for 'correct and honorable' interaction with the West.
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