In This EditionSyria's main opposition group has agreed to attend next week's peace conference in Switzerland with China calling for intensified efforts to end the Syria conflict.

South Sudan government says army forces have retaken the key city of Bor, defeating a coalition of some 15-thousand rebels.

Official results show Egyptian voters overwhelmingly supported the military-backed constitution in a two-day referendum earlier this week.

Iran's foreign minister says his country is ready to reach a final agreement over its nuclear programme qicker than initially planned.

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