
SOCIETY
3 people die of Congo virus in Iran
The Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever claims the lives of three people in Iran, officials say.

The Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever claims the lives of three people in Iran, officials say.

A Shia member of Kuwait's parliament resigns after hearing insulting remarks.

Egyptian security forces reportedly kill 22 Takfiri militants in the North Sinai Governorate.

The US is trying to make an excuse to impose new regulations upon the internet, says a former CIA contractor.

The Greek premier slams the IMF for rejecting Athens’ proposals to secure funds from lenders.

Business confidence in Germany hits a new low amid concerns over the financial crisis in Greece.

France is to send its national intelligence coordinator to Washington over leaked files on US spying.

Israel abducts Syrian Druze residents after the community’s members kill a terrorist in the Golan Heights.

Carter cast doubt on whether the Guantanamo Bay prison can be closed before Obama leaves office.

Iran Khodro has signed an agreement with two local universities to produce hybrid and electric cars, with the first models expected to roll down the production line in the next three years.

Israel says it will prevent as many as 500 Gazans from entering East al-Quds for Friday prayers despite having previously given them permits.

It has been revealed that children as young as 14 are imprisoned in adult detention centers in the UK.

At least 14 people are killed and 21 others injured in a car bomb attack in the Iraqi province of Diyala.

South Korea confirms four new MERS cases as two hospitals in the country suspend most of their services to prevent a further spread of the virus.

Political divisions are growing among US officials as President Barack Obama approaches the end of his tenure.

The Iranian education minister manages to win a vote of confidence in an impeachment session in the parliament.

New Saudi aerial attacks leave 16 civilians dead and 18 others injured across crisis-hit Yemen.

Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov’s Renaissance Capital is interested in business in Iran and has already started scoping out opportunities in the country.