July 13, 2015 - Page 4

Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani will address the nation on state television on Monday night, an official statement said, amid reports a nuclear deal with world powers could be imminent. Rouhani’s appearance scheduled

An Indonesian court Monday jailed three members of China’s Uighur minority for six years each after they were caught attempting to join an Islamic extremist group led by the country’s most wanted

Iraqi forces retook two villages in Anbar on Monday as part of their operations against the Islamic State group in the western province, security officials said. “The security forces were able to

Special forces evacuated 18 people from a mall near Paris Monday after gunmen attacked a Primark store inside, in what is believed to be an attempt to rob the shop, police said.

Saudi-led warplanes bombed Yemeni rebels who clashed with pro-government fighters in the south despite a UN-declared truce aimed at delivering desperately needed aid, military sources said. The coalition air raids targeted positions

Gunmen suspected to be gang members shot dead five local residents at the weekend near Nigeria’s oil city of Port Harcourt, the police said on Monday. Rivers state police spokesman Ahmad Mohammed

Security forces in Burundi said Monday they have arrested around 100 suspected rebels and seized a number of weapons in a crackdown ahead of next week’s presidential elections. Police and local officials

Cambodia’s parliament Monday passed a controversial law regulating non-governmental organisations, despite a boycott by opposition lawmakers and street protests by activists who say it will hinder their ability to operate. Cambodia is