
AFGHANISTAN
Militants kill nearly 30 Afghan forces
Multiple militant attacks leave about 30 Afghan security forces dead.

Multiple militant attacks leave about 30 Afghan security forces dead.

Quarterly net profits of India's largest carmaker, Tata Motors, decreases 56 percent.

At least six people are killed and 15 others wounded in clashes in east Ukraine.

US President Barack Obama has accused Russia of adopting an “increasingly aggressive posture” in Ukraine.

France suspends its security cooperation with crisis-hit Burundi, a French diplomat says.

Iran deems the presence of foreign forces in the region as a threat, the Iranian defense minister says.

Pakistani paramilitary forces kill seven militants plotting terrorist attacks across Karachi.

Legal experts say surveillance state must be subject to open critique.

A candidate from Turkey’s main opposition party in the Turkish parliamentary elections is shot and injured in a gun attack.

A report says the US intentionally avoids carrying out airstrikes against major “obvious” ISIL targets in Syria and Iraq.

Orders to US factories for long-lasting manufactured goods fell in April, the Commerce Department reported Tuesday.

Nine people, including women and children, are killed in new Saudi airstrikes against Yemen.

Russia says airstrikes by the so-called US-led coalition against ISIL positions in Iraq and Syria have been “ineffective.”

Independent US Senator Bernie Sanders has called for action to reduce widening income inequality, adding that children are hungry in the United States.

Algeria records a USD 4.3 billion trade deficit for the first fiscal quarter of 2015.

The UN secretary general calls on European leaders to make greater efforts to help undocumented refugees.

London is preparing for large anti-government rallies.

Iran’s foreign minister calls for new initiatives to bring about a permanent ceasefire in Yemen.