Reformist-backed cleric Hassan Rohani has won Iran's presidential election, securing just over 50% of the vote.
Protesters denounce attempts by the US government to extradite Snowden, who leaked classified information from the National Security Agency.
Two more suspects questioned as part of Operation Alice, including serving diplomatic protection officer.
Like last year, Europe continues to dominate as the most peaceful region in the world with 13 out of the 20 most peaceful countries in the world.
Health ministry demands names of all doctors who tended to victims after clashes with police.
The former UK prime minister said that western intervention was vital after evidence of chemical weapon use by Assad forces.
Patriot anti-aircraft missile system also moved to area, north of Al-Mafraq in northern Jordan.
Lawmaker equates chemical weapons claim with Bush era stand on Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction.
New threat comes after ministerial-level talks with South Korea failed to take off.
While Hassan Rohani has 46% of the vote, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf is in second place, followed by Iran’s chief nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili.
Skordelli and her brother Tasos Krasopoulis ordered the slaying of media tycoon Andy Hadjicostis.
Chakdor and Pema Trinlay eulogised the Dalai Lama and praised monks who set fire to themselves.
Ashcan tells IBTimes 'I wanted to die' behind bars, but hopes Hassan Rohani will finally bring change to his country.
UK's prestigious news weekly criticised by Egemen Bagis for portraying PM Erdogan as sultan with gas mask.
British PM David Cameron shares Obama's view on chemical weapons used by Assad's regime.
Iran's 50 million voters face important questions over its international isolation and a economy in freefall
Prof Giovanni Orsina claims recent election gave new life to coalition led by centre-left politician.
Suspects held for allegedly compromising top-secret defence systems.
White House to arm rebels after investigators confirm Assad crossed red line with use of chemical weapons.
Protesters in Istanbul praise new-found flexibility of hardline prime minister.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei derides US remarks on credibility of election.
Barack Obama to provide direct military aid to Syrian rebels as Washington says Assad crossed 'red line' by using chemical weapons.
The United States is boosting military support to the main Syrian rebel group after determining that the government has used chemical weapons against the opposition, a top White House official said on Thursday (June 13).
Padua Northern League expels Dolores Valandro from party after violent Facebook comment.
Military officers record sexual encounters and forwards footage via email to colleagues.
At least 15 injuries in massive explosion reported by local TV.
Eurostar's London-Paris run unaffected by second transport dispute in a week but onward rail travel from French capital hit.
Australian Prime Minister's anti-misogyny campaign descends into farce as radio host asks Gillard if husband is gay.
Suspected Maoist rebels open fire on passing train in eastern state of Bihar before fleeing to nearby forest.
Exiled leader suggests successor could be first woman to head Tibetan Buddhist movement.