A draft bill has been presented to the Brazil government in a bid to end discrimination on the basis of religious dress including the Islamic Hijab. The bill comes after a Muslim Brazilian law student wearing Hijab was interrupted repeatedly during her important final exams. Ben Tavener reports from São Paulo.

Leaders of British political parties have clashed in a seven-way TV debate ahead of the May 7 general elections. The debate put the leaders of fringe parties like the anti-EU UK Independence Party and the left-wing Green Party on an equal footing with the Conservatives and Labour, which have dominated British politics for decades.

Demonstrations continue in different countries around the world against the ongoing Saudi military aggression in Yemen. Protestors gathered in front of the UN headquarters in New York calling for respecting Yemen’s sovereignty.

The understanding reached over Teheran's nuclear program in Lausanne between Iran and the P5+1 has been hailed by Italian authorities as a historic achievement. Experts believe that a new season of close commercial relations between Italy and Iran will soon begin. Press TV’s correspondent in Italy Max Civili has the story.

Saudi-led airstrikes on Yemen have crippled the nation’s economy and are driving the poorest country in the Middle East into a humanitarian crisis. Our correspondent in Sana'a Yousef Mawry has a report.

A Ukrainian court has obliged the government to resume disbursing social payments to the people in war-torn East Ukraine. The court says that the government acted against the constitution by depriving its citizens of their basic needs. Meanwhile, a group of Ukrainian lawyers is suing against all country's top officials for neglecting the constitution.

Saudi Arabia and its allies have been pounding Ansarullah positions in Yemen for over a week now. The aerial campaign has left a negative impact on the daily lives of Yemenis. However, as our correspondent Mohammed al-Attab says the all-out war has failed to affect the morale and the unity of the nation.

People in Yemen have poured into the streets to condemn the Saudi-led airstrikes. Demonstrators have stressed that the offensive will not stop them from fulfilling their goals. Mohammad al Attab Ali reports from the Yemeni capital Sana’a.

Iraqi officials have stressed the importance of restoring essential services to the city of Tikrit which was liberated from the ISIL terrorists earlier this week. They have pledged to facilitate the return of displaced families.

Thousands of innocent people have lost their lives since the US-led invasion of Afghanistan in 2001. The foreign combat mission has officially ended BUT peace still remains a distant possibility in the war-torn nation.