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Looting mounts in regime-held Aleppo, people complain

Reporting by Mustafa Mohamed (Zaman Al Wasl)- A State of anger is prevailing in the regime-controlled areas of the Western side of Aleppo city due to the increase cases of looting empty houses after leaving them by their owners, especially those near front lines, by member of the Popular...

Car bombing kills 10 in Iraqi capital

BAGHDAD At least ten people were killed early Tuesday in a car bombing claimed by Daesh group in the Iraqi capital Baghdad.   A car packed with explosives blew up near a hospital in the Shia predominantly al-Karada district in central Baghdad, police officer Hassan al-Noufal told...

Turkish army hits PKK targets in northern Iraq

ANKARA Turkish fighter jets have hit 12 PKK targets in northern Iraq on Tuesday, according to security sources. The Turkish Armed Forces hit four targets in the Metina region of northern Iraq and in Cukurca, a district of Turkey’s southeastern Hakkari province, the source said on...

S. Africa wants to expand trade relations with Turkey

JOHANNESBURG South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) said late Monday it looked forward to deepening trade and bilateral relations with Turkey. ANC Treasurer-General Zweli Mkhize said South Africa and Turkey shared a lot in common and should work together for their...

'65,000 Gazans' still displaced since Israel's 2014 war

GAZA, Palestine  Around 65,000 Palestinians are still displaced since Israel waged a war on the Gaza Strip in 2014, according to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees. "When the Israeli offensive stopped in 2014, [a total of] 100,000 Gazans were not able...

Tunis hosts U.N.-brokered Libya talks

Libyan politicians began Monday two days of U.N.-brokered talks in Tunis to discuss power struggles and militant threats that are undermining stability in the country. The members of the Libyan Political Dialogue signed in December 2015 a political agreement that established the U.N.-backed...

Global stocks push higher as oil takes wild ride

Cooling U.S. rate hike expectations helped world shares notch up solid gains on Monday, though they came off highs as investors concluded an oil market pact between Saudi Arabia and Russia lacked substance. Oil surged as much 5 percent on news the two mega producers had signed a deal to...

Taliban attack in Afghan capital Kabul kills at least 24

A Taliban suicide attack near the defence ministry in Kabul killed at least 24 people on Monday, including a number of senior security officials, and wounded 91 others, officials said. Two blasts in quick succession hit a crowded area of the city near government buildings, a market and a...

Leaked document show how regime monitor dissidents

(Zaman al-Wasl)- Documents obtained by Zaman al-Wasl reveal stories of how some dissident officers were caught around the corner or just before they planned to escape.  In document number 5899 raised as a confidential and urgent fax by branch 236 to the general intelligence branch...

Rebels of Mouadamiya town to leave over Russian deal

(Zaman al-Wasl)- Syrian regime and negotiation committee via Russian mediation agreed that rebels will evacuate Mouadammiya town in Damascus, activists said. The move 10 days after the evacuation of sister town Daraya, one of the longest-standing of the uprising against Bashar al-Assad....

Motor racing: Stroll emerges as a Williams contender

Canadian teenager Lance Stroll has emerged as a frontrunner to replace Felipe Massa at the Williams Formula One team next season after the Brazilian announced his retirement last week. Jacques Villeneuve, the 1997 world champion who was the last Canadian to race for the British-based team,...

Barclays nabs JPMorgan's Throsby to head investment bank

Britain's Barclays (BARC.L) has hired JPMorgan (JPM.N) banker Tim Throsby to head its Corporate and International division, ending a six-month search for the number two job under Chief Executive Jes Staley. Throsby, 50, will also run Barclays' investment banking business within that...