
EGYPT
Court sentences 452 Brotherhood members
An Egyptian court sentences 452 Muslim Brotherhood members to jail terms ranging from three years to life.

An Egyptian court sentences 452 Muslim Brotherhood members to jail terms ranging from three years to life.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says his country will keep fighting against PKK militants.

Iran's foreign minister says the Israeli regime's plot against Iran's nuclear agreement with six world powers has failed.

Human Rights Watch says the government of DR Congo must protect civilians threatened by ethnic strife in Katanga.

US-based tech giant, Google, forms new parent company called Alphabet as part of its restructuring plan.

Syria's army and Hezbollah forces liberate positions north and east of the town of Zabadani.

A bomb explosion rocks a market in Nigeria's northeastern Borno State, killing at least 47 people.

The United States remains an enormous threat to world peace, an anti-war activist says.

At least two people are killed and an Indian policeman is injured in clashes in India-administered Kashmir.

Iran says Saudi Arabia is echoing the Israeli regime’s positions on Iran-P5+1 nuclear agreement.

The Tel Aviv regime builds a nightclub on a historic Muslim cemetery in East al-Quds (Jerusalem).

Workers of London Underground have announced that they will stage two more walkouts in the row over night Tube plans.

Russia condemns a decision by Ukraine to ban books that Kiev claims to be inflammatory.

Iran is to hold its 17th exports exhibition concurrent with Panarmenian Expo 2015 in Yerevan.

Hackers in China have been accessing the private emails of top US administration officials since 2010, according to a report.

The Ukrainian military says it will use all means available against pro-Russia forces.

Iranian female chess player Mitra Hejazipour shines at the Asian Continental Chess Championship in the UAE.

President Barack Obama has been criticized for implying that all Jews are warmongers during his Iran speeches.