1245 GMT August 21, 2017
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Turkey’s Intelligence Agency says either one or several foreign spy services aid what Ankara calls a terrorist organization run by Turkish figure Fetullah Gulen, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s archenemy.
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The Sixth Development Plan (2017-2022) has assigned the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology to prepare plans to make all Iranian schools smart and supply electronic textbooks, said the deputy communications minister for planning and strategic supervision.
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Iran's exports of techno-engineering services in the power and water sectors reached over $4 billion in the past four years, said Deputy Energy Minister Alireza Daemi.
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Opioid treatment programs for low-income Americans are in short supply in areas where they're needed the most, a new study contended.
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Around 900 million — or just over one in four — people living in 16 countries in Asia Pacific, including some of its biggest economies, are estimated to have paid a bribe to access public services, with governments failing to stop corruption, according to a new public opinion poll from a major anti-corruption watchdog.
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The American intelligence community is seeking to cause “friction” between the United States and Russia as President-elect Donald Trump has signaled willingness to improve relations with Moscow, says a political analyst.
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Tehran Province ranks ninth in the country in terms of elderly population, said director general of Tehran’s State Welfare Department.
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The National Health Service (NHS) could be starved of doctors from overseas because of proposed new visa rules that would leave them last in line for specialist jobs, the British Medical Association warned.
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By Fatemeh Shokri & Atefeh Rezvan-Nia
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Local authority social services in England that are found to be failing vulnerable children will face tough new measures, the prime minister is to announce.
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By Atefeh Rezvan-Nia & Sadeq Dehqan
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Sick babies’ lives are being put at risk in England because neonatal services are overstretched and under intense pressure, according to new research.
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Complex passwords do little to reduce the risks of people being hacked by cyber-attackers, Britain's security services have warned as they advised businesses to simplify their approach.
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UN agencies in Somalia and their health partners working there have voiced concern about the scale-down of life-saving health services in the African country due to shortages of funding, said a UN official.
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