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18 September 2015 • 08:57 AMT
Turkey continues attacks against opposition journalists

Turkey is known as a hostile environment for journalists and ranks 149th out of 180 countries on the Reporters Without Borders.

18 September 2015 • 08:48 AMT
A24, DirecTV acquire Emma Roberts horror film “February”

“February” takes place at an all-girls boarding school where Kat (Kiernan Shipka) and Rose (Lucy Boynton) are stranded during spring break.

18 September 2015 • 08:32 AMT
“Steve Jobs” trailer features Michael Fassbender as Apple founder

Seth Rogen, Jeff Daniels and Kate Winslet co-star with Michael Fassbender as Jobs in the Universal Pictures release.

18 September 2015 • 08:27 AMT
Sarik Andreasyan’s “Story of One Earthquake” to start shooting in October

The story, set in an earthquake-ravaged Leninakan, follows two men who find themselves in the epicenter of the quake.

18 September 2015 • 08:08 AMT
Megan Fox to temporarily replace Zooey Deschanel on “New Girl”

The new season of “New Girl” launches in January 2016 and FOX plans to air all episodes without interruption.

18 September 2015 • 07:58 AMT
Facebook unveils new tool for journalists to monitor trending topics

Facebook Signal happens to be a brand new tool that will hopefully encourage journalists to find as well as share news from the network.

18 September 2015 • 07:55 AMT
Emily Blunt eyed for Disney’s “Mary Poppins” movie

If Blunt really takes the role, the movie will reunite him with director Rob Marshall who directed her in “Into the Woods”.

18 September 2015 • 07:46 AMT
More talks necessary for parties to tackle Karabakh issue: U.S. envoy

Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova addressed the Nagorno Karabakh conflict at a traditional briefing.

18 September 2015 • 07:42 AMT
Pinterest reaches 100 million monthly active users

Pinterest has become a place for users to rack up ideas on what they want to buy — or build — next.

18 September 2015 • 07:19 AMT
FIFA suspends Secretary General due to alleged unethical conduct

Jerome Valckewas hours earlier the subject of allegations over a deal for black market sales of tickets to 2014 World Cup matches.

18 September 2015 • 07:07 AMT
Mexico arrests Guerrero gang leader over disappearance of 43 students

International experts have disputed the government’s accounts of what happened and have said its investigation was deeply flawed.

18 September 2015 • 06:57 AMT
Boko Haram attacks leave 1,4 mln children displaced: UNICEF

In northern Nigeria alone, nearly 1.2 million children – over half of them under 5 years old – have been forced to flee their homes.

18 September 2015 • 06:53 AMT
Nuke experts urge IAEA to release Iranian military site inspection details

The IAEA has said it has a legal obligation to keep details of the arrangement confidential, but insists it is technically sound.

18 September 2015 • 06:49 AMT
Islamist militants recapture town in Somalia after army forces quit

The recent Islamist offensive has highlighted the group’s ability to keep up the pressure on the Western-backed government it wants to topple.

18 September 2015 • 06:42 AMT
Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta faces corruption trial

Ponta faces charges of fraud, tax evasion and money laundering dating back to his days as a lawyer before he was elected PM in 2012.

18 September 2015 • 06:33 AMT
8 gunmen killed as Taliban storms Pakistani Air Force base

That follows a massacre at a military-run school last December that killed around 150 people, almost all of them children.

18 September 2015 • 06:24 AMT
Cuba appoints new ambassador to U.S.

Jose Cabanas is a veteran diplomat who has run Cuba’s “interests section” in Washington since 2012.

18 September 2015 • 06:19 AMT
Croatia closes Serbia border crossings overwhelmed by influx of migrants

Only the main Bajakovo crossing, on the highway between Belgrade and Zagreb, appeared to be open to traffic.

17 September 2015 • 14:21 AMT
Amazon launches kid-friendly tablet priced $99

The new device comes with updated durable casing that the company promises to replace if destroyed by an unruly child.

17 September 2015 • 14:06 AMT
European Union likely to suspend sanctions against Belarus: Reuters

A formal decision could involve officially extending the sanctions, which expire on Oct. 31, but suspending their application for a year.

17 September 2015 • 13:58 AMT
Syrian army mounts at least 12 airstrikes in Raqqa, activists say

The city in northern Syria is the self-declared capital of the IS’ so-called Islamic caliphate it has established across parts of Syria and Iraq.

17 September 2015 • 13:50 AMT
Philatelic cover marking Helsinki Final Act 40th anniv. cancelled

HayPost CJSC pays great attention to the development of philately in Armenia and issues similar products to boost people’s interest.

17 September 2015 • 13:41 AMT
Referendum on Armenia’s Constitution set for December: official

“The draft amendments to the Constitution must be put to a referendum after parliamentary discussions,” the Republican party rep. said.

17 September 2015 • 13:25 AMT
Arcade Fire to release 2 new tracks “Get Right,” “Crucified Again”

The band will soon be releasing a doc titled “The Reflektor Tapes,” directed by Kendrick Lamar and Flying Lotus collaborator Kahlil Joseph.

17 September 2015 • 12:49 AMT
Victories At Sea unveil video for “Sirens”

Their debut album, Everything Forever, is set to drop on 30 October, following their unmissable tour supporting Editors in Ireland.

17 September 2015 • 12:45 AMT
Rolling Stones to begin working on 1st new album in 10 years

The band’s last album “A Bigger Bang” arrived in 2005, although the band did record new song “Doom And Gloom” in 2012.

17 September 2015 • 12:32 AMT
“Mean Girls” director to helm middle school comedy “Dork Diaries”

The story centers on 14-year-old Nikki Maxwell dealing with friends and enemies at a new school.

17 September 2015 • 12:16 AMT
IS claims responsibility for 2 Baghdad suicide blasts that killed 21

In a statement posted on its Twitter accounts, the Islamic State group said it targeted police and Shiite paramilitary forces.

17 September 2015 • 12:14 AMT
Tom Hardy gangster movie “Legend” release date pushed back

Brian Helgeland directed “Legend,” which details the true story of the rise and fall of London’s most notorious gangsters.

17 September 2015 • 11:46 AMT
Ireland picks “Viva” as foreign Oscar entry

The film is set in Havana and tells the story of an 18-year-old Cuban struggling to realize his true identity.