
FOREIGN POLICY
Gov. to Obama: Leave Iran nuclear talks
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker describes a potential nuclear agreement between Iran and the six world powers as “horrible.”

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker describes a potential nuclear agreement between Iran and the six world powers as “horrible.”

Schools open for the first time in Nepal following a devastating earthquake that killed thousands of people.

A large group of ISIL Takfiri militants flee the northern Iraqi city of Baiji in the restive Salahuddin Province, Iraq’s Defense Ministry says.

US Secretary of State John Kerry suffers a broken leg after having a cycling accident in France.

At least five Fajr Libya militants are killed in an attack claimed by the ISIL terrorists in northwestern Libya.

Turkish president censures critics after footage purportedly shows a cargo of Turkish arms intercepted en route to Syria.

Saudi soldiers flee a military base targeted by the Yemeni army in a retaliatory attack.

Afghan forces kill 33 Taliban militants during various clean-up operations across the country.

Human Rights Watch (HRW) says evidence shows the Saudi regime is using cluster bombs in its attacks against neighboring Yemen.

Myanmar refuses to let journalists approach an island where over 700 migrants are held.

A senior Iranian official says the country’s negotiating team has abided by all the red lines in the nuclear talks.

A passenger jet almost struck a drone while approaching New York’s LaGuardia Airport.

A top Hezbollah official says fighters from the resistance movement are ready to liberate the Lebanese border town of Arsal from the ISIL.

Seismologists warn that Japan may be hit by a “sizable” earthquake “any time in the future.”

Iran's deputy minister of industry says the country needs $15bn in investment to develop its mineral sector and industries.

Police in Bangladesh arrest a suspected member of the Takfiri ISIL terrorist group in Dhaka.

The UN urges a thorough probe into allegations of child sexual abuse by soldiers from France and other countries in the CAR.

The Iranian foreign minister says both technical and political differences remain between Iran and the P5+1 in their nuclear talks.