EU to protect rights of its firms if US walks away from JCPOA
Tehran, Feb 3, IRNA – The European Union (EU) spokesman said that EU will support the legitimate rights of its companies if US withdraw from, Iran nuclear deal.
Turkish Cargo carries horses from US to Turkey
ISTANBUL
Fifteen horses were brought to Turkey on Tuesday from the U.S. by Turkish Cargo, a sub-brand of Turkey's national flag carrier Turkish Airlines (THY).
Matrakci Nasuh exhibition has US debut in Maryland
WASHINGTON
An exhibition titled "16th Century Genius Matrakci Nasuh" opened for the first time in the U.S. on Friday.
US: Harvey, Irma estimated to cost $290 billion
NEW YORK
Hurricanes Harvey and Irma are forecast to cost the U.S. $290 billion, weather services company AccuWeather said Monday.
West ignores 'authoritarian nature' of PKK/PYD in Syria
LONDON
The West has ignored the authoritarian nature of the PKK/PYD, a London-based security analyst has said in search for an ally to fight Daesh in Syria.
The Obama-era stereotypes still exist in the US
Baku, Azerbaijan, Sept. 9
Maduro: Venezuela-US relations at ‘worst moment’
MEXICO CITY
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said Tuesday his government is preparing measures against an eventual U.S. economic blockade.
NAFTA talks begin amid US demands for major overhaul
NEW YORK
Representatives from the U.S., Canada and Mexico met Wednesday in the nation’s capital to revise a deal that Washington insists is necessary for fair trade.
UN experts issue racism warning after Charlottesville
GENEVA
Shocking scenes of violence at last weekend’s far-right protest in Charlottesville, Virginia continued to prompt international condemnation on Wednesday.
