A new report shows that more than 80,000 Pakistanis, including over 48,000 civilians, have been killed in the decade-long US-led so-called war on terror. The report titled "Body Count: Casualty Figures after 10 Years of the War on Terror" was released by Nobel Prize-winning International Physicians. Kamran Yousaf reports from Islamabad.

France's opposition conservative U-M-P Party has made big gains in local elections. sending President François Hollande’s ruling Socialist party to the third place. The elections, has seen voters’ swing to the right shows, are considered a key test of public opinion ahead of the 2017 presidential election. Anustup Roy reports from Paris.

Palestinians have marched in the occupied West Bank to mark Land Day. The annual event marks the killing of six Palestinians by Israeli forces during mass protests at Israel's seizure of their land in 1976. Mona Kandil reports from Occupied Nablus.

Hundreds of people have fled their homes in Indian-controlled Kashmir following torrential rain and a surge in the water level of main rivers. A flood alert has been issued in the region that was struck by devastating floods seven months ago. Syed Ali Safvi reports.

Nigeria’s Electoral Commission has hailed citizens for their quote-resilience and understanding following the country’s general and presidential elections. Nigerians are awaiting the results of the vote which was held amid continued attacks by the Boko Haram terrorist group. Press TV Correspondent Danjuma Abdullahi reports from Abuja, the Nigerian capital.

As nuclear negotiations continue in Lausanne, Iranian negotiator Abbas Araghchi says there are still two to three issues that need to be resolved. Iran says it has already proven that it wants to build confidence and expects the other side to stop making excessive demands. Press TV’s Homa Lezgee reports.

Angry protesters in Gaza have slammed Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas for his statements at the Arab League summit in Egypt. At the meeting, Abbas called for the deployment of troops in Arab countries where there are internal conflicts similar to what has happened in Yemen. Ashraf Shannon has more.

Some Arab leaders at a summit in Egypt have announced the formation of a joint military force to intervene in Yemen and Libya. The decision has sparked controversy among many Egyptians.

In a democracy, when the ruling political party repeatedly loses elections, policy changes are to be expected. That’s not expected to be the case in France, where the Socialists will keep pressing forward with the same unpopular programs which have just cost them dearly in regional elections. Ramin Mazaheri has more from Paris.

Tunisians have held a mass rally against terrorism attended by tens of thousands of people including some world leaders. It comes after a terror attack on a museum which killed at least 21 foreign tourists and a policeman.