The US secretary of state slams Israel for its settlement activities in the occupied West Bank.

The first stage of a ceasefire deal between the Syrian government and Nusra Front militants goes into effect in the city of Homs, with relief organizations sending aid to people living in the city.

British Prime Minister David Cameron has privately admitted that the UK may leave the EU if the bloc ignores London’s demands.

Bahrainis stage fresh anti-government rallies.

The German parliament approves a controversial government plan for a non-combat role against Daesh Takfiri group in Syria.

A new survey finds that 80-percent of Americans are in favor of tougher gun laws.

Yemen’s Ansarullah forces to capture several areas in south of Saudi.

France plans to change its Constitution to allow the extension of the state of emergency to a maximum of six months beyond the current three-month limit.

Iran warns against any attempt to hold Syria talks in Saudi Arabia or Jordan saying any such talks will derail political process to solve the crisis in the war-hit country.

British parliament votes to carry out airstrikes on Syria despite public opposition.