NATO rejects extending nuclear protection to whole Europe
NATO chief has rejected Macron's offer to put France's nuclear protection capabilities at the center of defense strategies adopted by the European Union (EU) members.
Libyan Crisis Demand Political Solution: PM
Libyan Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj reiterated Saturday that the Libyan problem could be solved through negotiations.
Russia, Turkey to Discuss Situation in Idlib
A delegation from Turkey will travel to Russia on Monday to discuss the situation in Syria's Idlib province, Turkey's foreign minister said.
355 People Test Positive for Coronavirus on Diamond Princess
Another 70 people on board a quarantined cruise ship, Diamond Princess, in Japan have tested positive for the coronavirus.
First coronavirus death outside Asia as China death toll tops 1,500
The death toll from the new coronavirus outbreak jumped past 1,500 in China on Saturday as France reported the first death outside Asia.
US Should Leave Iraqi Soil : Ammar Hakim
Leader of Iraq’s National Wisdom Movement Seyed Ammar al-Hakim deplored the US moves to undermine the Arab country’s national sovereignty and said the American forces should leave Iraqi soil.
Flights Canceled as Storm Dennis Hit Britain
TEHRAN (Iran News) – Flights have been canceled and the army drafted in as Britain prepares for Storm Dennis with the authorities warning of heavy rain and flooding in parts of England. EasyJet warned of “significant disruption” to its operations whilst Luton Airport is advising passengers to check with their airlines before setting off from home, […]
Saudi Jets Kill over 30 in Yemen Jawf
Saudi warplanes on Saturday carried out fresh air raids against residential areas in Yemen’s Jawf, killing more than 30 civilians in the northern province.
Amazon forcing Palestinians address Israel for free shipping
Amazon said on Friday if the Palestinians changed their addresses and selected Israel as “their country,” they would enjoy the free shipping promotion.
NATO decides increase military personnel in Iraq
Anti-war groups are expressing disbelief that NATO defense ministers have agreed to actually increase military personnel numbers in Iraq.