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ReutersRussian air forces have not hit civilian targets since they started a bombing campaign in Syria nearly three months ago, a senior Russian officer said in an interview with Rossiya 24 television.London-based…

Libyan NewsKhalifa Haftar’s forces rejected the accusations raised by Al-Ghaithy tribe saying that they had kidnapped Al-Seddeek Al-Mabrouk Al-Ghaithy, the ex-Deputy Minister of Justice in Al-Kaib government and the…

NBC NEWSBEIJING — The head of a Chinese firm that is building the world's biggest animal cloning factory has vowed not to use the technology on people — for now, at least.Biotech company Boyalife Group's $30 million…

NBC NEWSISIS ushered in 2015 with the terrifyingly typical displays of brutality which initially put the group in the international community's crosshairs. They beheaded Japanese hostages, burned a Jordanian pilot alive in…

BBCThe owner of a gypsum mine in China's eastern Shandong province has killed himself, as rescuers try to reach 17 miners who have been trapped for two days, state media report.One person died and four miners escaped…

Libyan NewsIslamic State has released a new message reportedly from its leader, claiming that his caliphate is doing well despite the US-led alliance against it.Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi says, in the 24-minute audio, posted…

The GuardianThe Czech president, Milos Zeman, has called the movement of refugees into Europe “an organised invasion” and declared that young men from Syria and Iraq should stay in their countries to “take up arms” against…

CNNAn unnamed "friendly" intelligence service has warned several European cities of possible terror attacks, according to a statement released Saturday by police in Vienna, Austria.The attacks would involve explosives…

Libyan NewsThe Egyptian President, Abdel Fattah al-Sisi stressed that all the Libyan institution must be given full back up, especially the army and police institutions, which are essential for bringing about security and…

The EconomistA SOUTH KOREAN saying claims that a stone thrown from the top of Mount Namsan, in the centre of the capital Seoul, is bound to hit a person with the surname Kim or Lee. One in every five South Koreans is a…