Politics
U.K. Cancels $9 Million Saudi Prison Contract and
The cancellation of the lucrative contract comes amid reported disagreements between British ministers.
EU Refugee Arrivals Hit 170,000 in September
The monthly figures compares with 282,000 migrants crossing irregularly for the whole of 2014.
Iranian Parliament Passes Bill Approving Nuclear Deal
The vote removes a major obstacle to putting the agreement into practice.
Merkel: German Taxes Won't Be Raised to Deal With
The German government denies that a special tax will be introduced
Belarus President Aleksandr Lukashenko Re-Elected for
Nobel-prize winning journalist says results of #Belarus election were never in doubt
Recalculating Israel's Policy Route Toward
Hilik Bar of Israel's Labour Party outlines the steps needed to end the Israeli-Palestinian escalation.
Times of Israel Creates Persian Edition to Reduce
The Israeli news organization is launching a website to deliver Israeli-based news to Persian speakers.
Hamas Chief Says Unrest Is a New 'Intifada'
Israeli forces killed four Palestinians at the Gaza border on Friday.
German Right-Wing Party Accuses Merkel of 'People
Anti-immigration Alternative for Germany plan to file legal proceedings against the chancellor.
Ben Carson Criticized For Comments Linking Gun Control
The Republican presidential candidate said there is a reason why dictators disarm their subjects.
Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to Tunisian National Dialogue
The Quartet worked to establish a democratic government in Tunisia after the Arab Spring in 2011.
Cross-Party Brexit Group With $30m Backing Launches in
Vote Leave will campaign for a new EU deal based on free trade and friendly co-operation.
EU Refugee Relocation Plan Begins
The EU has pledged to relocate a total of 160,000 refugees over the next two years.
Stop Talking About A Third Intifada—Israel's
The world must hold Israel to account for crimes against the Palestinians, writes Saeb Erekat.
Turkey Issues Gas Warning Over Russian Violations of
"Losing Turkey would be a serious loss for Russia," the Turkish president said.
The Rise of the Left in Britain
Jeremy Corbyn being elected as Labour leader has created a buzz around the Left in Britain.
Mayor of Jerusalem Urges Residents to Carry Weapons at
Nir Barkat calls for Jerusalemites to protect themselves amid violence.
What Burma's Elections Mean for the Rohingya
Burma's Rohingya Muslims have suffered systematic persecution for decades.
Trump Takes Wind Farm Challenge To U.K. Supreme Court
Trump says the turbines will form a "monstrous" blight
Rupert Murdoch Suggests Obama is Not a 'Real Black
The media mogul tweeted his support for controversial Republican candidate Ben Carson.
Merkel and Hollande Come Under Attack in European
Nigel Farage described France as "little more than a pipsqueak"
Guatemala's Electoral Dramas
The elected president, Jimmy Morales, is a comedian with little experience in politics.
ISIS Sympathizer Releases Address of Navy SEAL on Bin
The online threat was made against Robert O'Neill who claims to have killed Al-Qaeda's leader.
Why Theresa May is Wrong About Immigration
The Home Secretary said that immigration brings "close to zero" economic benefits to the U.K.
British Home Secretary Hardens Stance on Immigration
Theresa May said that economically there is "no case" for high immigration
Canada Warns of 'Extremist Youth Gangs' in
One German politician branded the comments as "extremely harmful."
Turkish President to Discuss Refugee Crisis With EU
The EU could lift visa restrictions for Turkish travelers.
Ruling Portugal Coalition Wins Election but Loses
Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho's center-right party won 38.5 percent of the vote.
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