Here is the latest top stories from Press TV on July 15, 2021.

The political and economic crisis in Lebanon is deepening.

El Salvador's parliament votes to remove the country’s top prosecutor and five judges.

Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri says the country could sink like the Titanic if no government is formed in the next two months.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says he will resign next month while staying in office until the June snap parliamentary elections, in an effort to "curb the political crisis" gripping the country.

The Arab League offers intervention to “help” end the political stalemate over government formation in the Arab country.

Americans are fed the narrative purporting that everything is “fundamentally wonderful” in the US, despite some setbacks, Noam Chomsky says, blaming “neoliberal elites” for not acknowledging serious issues plaguing the country.

Executive director of American Human Rights Council Imad Hamad says the attack on the US congress by Trump’s supporters shows how he has divided the country across political lines.

The UK is showing growing signs of wanting to intervene in the political crisis in Belarus to the disadvantage of presidential election winner Alexander Lukashenko.

About 1,000 people spent the night on the streets of the capital before national guardsmen broke them up early in the morning.