
TURKEY
‘2,000 PKK militants slain in Turkey raids’
The Turkish interior minister says more than 2,000 PKK terrorists have been killed since July 22.

The Turkish interior minister says more than 2,000 PKK terrorists have been killed since July 22.

British Finance Minister George Osborne speculated to succeed Prime Minister David Cameron when he steps down in 2020.

Violence in the Central African Republic's capital left 61 dead and 300 injured in September, an official says.

The Iraqi Health Ministry says the number of confirmed cases of cholera infection in the country has now hit 979.

A gun battle is ongoing between Taliban militants, who claimed the attack, and Afghan security forces.

Russia says unseating Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to resolve the country's crisis would constitute a blatant violation of a UN resolution.

The $1.2 trillion US student debt is sinking parents, weighed down by their own college loans, deeper into debt, says a report.

A senior Iraqi commander says the US-led coalition is not serious in fighting Daesh.

Signs are growing that the British economic recovery has lost steam mainly due to lower consumer spending and weaker manufacturing.

The US commander in Afghanistan says the deadly air strike on a Kunduz hospital was called in by Afghan forces.

An anti-terrorism court in Pakistan has jailed a Wahhabi pro-Saudi preacher for hate speech against Shia Muslims.

The comments by the Turkish foreign minister come after a Russian fighter jet was allegedly intercepted in Turkey's airspace.

British PM David Cameron says he will launch a nuclear attack against another country if circumstances occur.

Daesh militants carry out another mass killing in the western Iraqi province of Anbar.

Police and medical sources say a Palestinian child has been killed by Israeli army fire.

Iran and Turkey are expected to settle their dispute over gas pricing within the next month, Managing Director for international affairs of the National Iranian Gas Company (NIGC) Mohsen Qamsari says.

Five Americans are killed due to the worst storm ever to hit South Carolina.

Iran’s Intelligence Ministry says it is gathering evidence to see whether or not the Mina incident was an intentional act.