
PAKISTAN
Pakistan army kills 2,700 militants
Pakistan's army kills more than 2,700 militants in North Waziristan over the past 12 months.

Pakistan's army kills more than 2,700 militants in North Waziristan over the past 12 months.

An Egyptian court orders the retrial of 16 people charged for killing police.

Infighting between ISIL militants and al-Qaeda-linked al-Nusra Front terrorists leave 29 extremists dead.

Activists from the Indignados (outraged) anti-austerity movement take office in Spain’s capital, Madrid, and Barcelona.

Iran reiterates sovereignty over three islands in the Persian Gulf.

Turkish border guards push away Syrian refugees massing at a major border crossing.

Iran’s foreign minister urges the international community to play its active role in the ongoing nuclear talks.

A gunman who shot at the police headquarters in Dallas, Texas on Saturday has been killed by a police sniper.

Iraqi prime minister says the country’s oil revenues are not enough to cover budget projections.

The International Energy Agency says imports of Iranian crude by other countries have reached their highest since sanctions were imposed on Tehran.

A British teenager has appeared in court over stabbing his teacher.

A senior Israeli official says as many as 1,500 Jordanian labors are to work in Israel’s resort city of Eilat.

Obama has called on Congress to pass a bill that will give him authority to complete trade deals.

Saudi warplanes target fresh areas across Yemen.

Greece voices readiness to make new concessions in talks over its bailout program.

An Iranian commander advises Iranian nuclear negotiators to be watchful of potential attempts to spy on the talks.

An Afghan official says ISIL is trying to take control of Afghanistan’s natural resources.

The Iranian intelligence minister says the country will give a firm response to any potential security threat to its borders.