Iran on Saturday blamed what it called Donald Trump's "arbitrary and conflicting policies" for global security threats, rejecting the U.S. president's description of Tehran as a rogue state.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has inaugurated a monument in the capital Ankara honoring the some 250 people who were killed opposing last year's failed coup attempt against his rule.
United Nations Special Envoy Staffan de Mistura has said that the latest round of the intra-Syrian talks ended with ‘incremental progress’.
Leader of the Islamic State terror group Abu Bakr al-Baghdidi is alive and is hiding in Syria, but not in the province of Raqqa, Al Arabiya reported quoting director of Iraqi interior ministry’s intelligence and counter-terrorism operations service, Abu Ali al-Basri.
Saudi-led bloc modifies its demands from Doha as the Qataris show no sign of compliance
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The diplomatic spat between Qatar and a Saudi-led bloc of four Arab nations is still going on with Doha refusing to accept the demands raised by the Arab quartet. However, it seems that the Saudis and their partners are willing to modify a little their demands of Doha.
China and India, two great powers with always uneasy relationship are once again headed toward a confrontation as their relations have been greatly soured over a disputed area. In a latest development, Beijing has warned Delhi over the possibility of an “all-out confrontation.”
Venezuela's opposition holds an unofficial referendum on Sunday to increase pressure on President Nicolas Maduro as he seeks to create a legislative superbody that his adversaries call the consolidation of a dictatorship.
این روزها برخی، سپردههای بانکی را پولهای تنبلی میخوانند که حاضر نیستند به کار و تولید بروند و بیشتر استراحت در بانکها و موسسات اعتباری را ترجیح میدهند؛ به خصوص اگر سودش هم بالا باشد.
The Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, reiterated his support for reinstating the death penalty in an emotive and combative speech to tens of thousands of people gathered in Istanbul to mark the anniversary of last year’s attempted coup.
Maryam Mirzakhani, an Iranian-born mathematician who was the first woman to win the coveted Fields Medal, has died in a US hospital after a battle with cancer. She was 40.