
ENERGY
Energy superpower Iran discovers oil shales
Iran has found possible oil shales in southeast Kerman and northern Semnan as the country is trying to figure out an estimate of its unconventional hydrocarbon reserves.

Iran has found possible oil shales in southeast Kerman and northern Semnan as the country is trying to figure out an estimate of its unconventional hydrocarbon reserves.

The UN special envoy to Syria is set to submit plans aimed at resolving the deadly crisis in the Arab country.

A large number of US psychologists could be charged over their alleged involvement in the CIA torture program after the September 11, 2001 attacks, a report says.

At least 4 people are killed in Saudi air assaults in Yemen after a UN-sponsored ceasefire.

An Israeli drone has reportedly crashed in Lebanon for the second time in three weeks.

China has evacuated over 865,000 people as a major typhoon is set to make landfall.

Moscow urges punishment for those responsible for the 1995 massacre of Bosnian Muslims.

ISIL militants crushes at least 12 Iraqi civilians to death using a bulldozer in Iraq’s troubled northern city of Mosul.

The US is making demands on Iran that are not related to the ongoing nuclear negotiations, an analyst says.

The ex-Vatican envoy to the Dominican Republic is set to go on trial over child sex abuse.

Turkish police forces claim they have detained twenty-one suspected ISIL Takfiri militants during separate operations.

A large German delegation headed by Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel will visit Tehran next week to discuss the mode of political and economic cooperation, a senior Iranian energy official has said.

Reports say a blast rocks the Italian consulate in the Egyptian capital, Cairo.

At least one person has been killed in several bomb attacks in southern Thailand, authorities say.

US military officials say ISIL terrorists in Afghanistan were planning attacks on American and coalition forces there.

The Zionist, neoconservative movement in the United States is creating racial divisions in the country.

The United Nations’ children agency says hot summer and unclean water put Syrian children at high risk of diseases.

Thirteen civilians have been killed by the Boko Haram Takfiri terrorist group in Nigeria and Niger.