
ECONOMY
Signs show Iran shifting trade to Europe
Official figures show Iran has been trading more with the Europeans rather than the Asians.

Official figures show Iran has been trading more with the Europeans rather than the Asians.

Saudi Arabia bombards several areas in Yemen used by Yemeni army to launch rocket attacks in retaliation for the Saudi airstrikes.

Benin says it will send 800 troops to join a multinational force tasked with fighting Boko Haram.

An Iranian official urges the IAEA to maintain independent and impartiality and respect Iran's security concerns.

Islamic Jihad movement urges stronger resistance against Israel following the arson attack that killed a Palestinian infant.

Federal investigators have found that Huma Abedin, one of Hillary Clinton’s closest aides, was overpaid by nearly $10,000 at the State Department.

Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and besieged Gaza Strip protest killing of a toddler by Israeli settlers.

A landslide triggered by monsoon rains leaves at least 20 people dead in northeastern India.

The Iranian men’s compound team clinches the victory of the 2015 World Archery Championships in Denmark.

A 48-year-old man lost consciousness and died after being detained in the lobby of the Dallas County jail Saturday morning.

Iran says its oil production will increase by 500,000 barrels per day (bpd) immediately after the removal of sanctions.

US Vice President Joe Biden is seriously considering to challenge front-runner Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination for president, reports say.

Hundreds of people in Glasgow have staged a demo for independence from the United Kingdom.

The first week of Iran’s Premier League sees a total of 13 goals over two days of matches.

Over 300,000 asylum seekers are reportedly registered in Germany since the beginning of 2015.

US presidential candidate Bernie Sanders says there is “no question” that he can defeat Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination for president.

A UK-based mining giant in Zambia is polluting drinking water to catastrophic levels, prompting legal action by Zambians affected by toxic leaks.

US Secretary of State John Kerry has arrived in Cairo to resume a US-Egypt “strategic dialogue” that was suspended following the 2011 revolution.