
KOREAS
S Korea warns North of ‘harsh price’
South Korea vows to make the North pay a harsh price for a recent landmine explosion.

South Korea vows to make the North pay a harsh price for a recent landmine explosion.

Another Egyptian police officer is shot dead and one more is injured in the city of Suez.

India is looking for a local partner to set up a urea manufacturing plant in Iran at a cost of $783 million.

US presidential candidate Bernie Sanders has warned about the consequences of not completing a nuclear agreement with Iran.

The number of Israeli soldiers indicted for drug offenses rose by 50 percent in 2014, a report says.

Two assailants open fire on the US Consulate in Istanbul.

The Iranian parliament speaker says the nuclear agreement can help enhance ties with Georgia.

US police have clashed with protesters in the one-year anniversary of the death of Michael Brown in Ferguson.

US presidential candidate Donald Trump has declined to apologize for the remark he made about Fox News host Megan Kelly.

Typhoon Soudelor hits China, killing at least 14 people, state media says.

UK Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond believes African migrants threaten Europe’s standard of living and must be sent back.

Iran condemns recent bombings in the Afghan capital Kabul, voicing will to counter the common threat of terrorism.

An American author and attorney says the United States has contributed to the rise of China by shipping its resources to the Asian country.

Iran plans to revive Lake Urmia by pumping water from Armenia and Georgia.

At least five police officers and two civilians have been injured in a bomb attack on a police station in Turkish city of Istanbul.

Iran issues work permits for 110 foreign media outlets that have no office in the country, says the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance.

Thousands of people have held a demonstration in Turkey to call for peace and protest at war on Kurds in Iraq.

A Russian navy fleet docks at the northern Iranian port city of Anzali.