Iranians head to the polls on Friday amid concerns over political tensions and economic struggles.
In first visit since the killing of General Soleimani, US secretary of state reaffirms security concerns over Iran.
The European Union has just revealed its vision for the continent's digital future.
Condemnation of the attack would have been more stark had the shooter been Muslim, say social media users.
The UN-recognised government pulled out of peace talks after a barrage of rockets hit a port in the capital, Tripoli.
We must prevent the spread of the epidemic of racist fear-mongering occasioned by the coronavirus outbreak.
Almost 58 million eligible voters will vote in a parliamentary election against a backdrop of a severe economic crisis.
More than 70 new cases detected in the country in the last two days.
Deadly air strikes come a day after President Erdogan warned of an imminent Turkish military offensive in Idlib.
Israeli NGO calls settlement expansion 'state suicide' as it severs East Jerusalem and connection to Bethlehem.
Thomas Thabane expected on Friday to be charged in killing of his estranged wife Lipolelo in 2017.
Voters' interest in going to polls appears to be growing faster among those who disapprove of President Donald Trump
South Korea has reported its first death from coronavirus outbreak, as number of cases globally approaches 75,000.
The victim, in his 70s, is not thought to be in danger of dying.
Many say California 'led the racist anti-Japanese American movement' for aiding US internment of Japanese Americans.
As Syrian government forces close in on them, residents of Idlib ask if the world will just stand aside and watch.
Nine people killed included German and foreign citizens aged between 21 and 44, federal prosecutor says.
Rebel chief Riek Machar says he will form a government with President Salva Kiir after years of fighting.
Germany's intelligence agency estimates that far-right linked crimes rose by 3 percent in 2018.
Government is yet to decide whether it will default on its loan payments - a move that could lead to unpopular austerity measures.
101 East meets the first responders saving Australia's wildlife from the country's worst bushfires.
Experts say outbreak in North Korea could pose great risks to a malnourished people already suffering from poor health.
Authorities shut down schools in city of Qom after three new cases detected in Iran.
Pena Nieto is embroiled in an investigation related to a wide-ranging bribery and money-laundering case, WSJ reports.
With its new points-based immigration system, Britain should realise it is not the only one able to pick and choose.
