
PAKISTAN
'Haqqani network almost eradicated'
Pakistan army troops have wiped out most of Haqqani terrorist network, a top government adviser says.

Pakistan army troops have wiped out most of Haqqani terrorist network, a top government adviser says.

A car bomb goes off outside the Mellitah oil and gas company headquarters in Libya's capital Tripoli.

Republican presidential candidate Scott Walker says he is open to the idea of building a wall on the US border with Canada.

OSCE urges Ankara to respect the freedom of the press following the detention of two British journalists.

The much-awaited Chilcot inquiry in the UK into the Iraq war may not be published by next summer.

Taliban admits to having covered up longtime leader Mullah Omar’s death for two years.

At least five policemen are injured in a bomb attack on a police car in Turkey’s southeastern province Sirnak.

Central Bank of Iran has announced that the country’s foreign debt has been on the rise during the first three months of the Persian calendar year.

Yemeni forces successfully capture a spy drone intact in southern Saudi Arabia, reports say.

Iran’s ‘Muhammad: The Messenger of God’ has been warmly welcomed at Montreal World Film Festival.

Senior Nigerian female journalist Donu Kogbara has been kidnapped by unidentified armed men in Port Harcourt .

A UN committee is reportedly set to investigate cases of disability deaths in the UK over the government’s benefit cuts.

A multimillion-dollar TV ad blitz and lobbying effort proves to be a "major bust" for opponents of the Iran nuclear agreement, says a report.

Heavily-armed gunmen injure at least five policemen, one critically, in two separate attacks across Egypt.

Seventy-five former US lawmakers are urging Congress to back the Iran nuclear accord ahead of next month's vote.

The death toll from recent explosions at a chemical warehouse in northeastern China rises to 158.

A Fatah official has described the unrest in Lebanon's largest Palestinian refugee camp of Ain al-Hilweh as a US-Israeli plot.

Iran's foreign minister says Tunisia is a successful example of people's presence in state affairs for Muslim countries.