Top 5 - Tue, May, 26, 2015 - 09:00 GMT
1. An aid organization says almost two-thirds of the population in war-torn Yemen have no access to clean water. Meanwhile, Saudi warplanes continue to bomb the country.
2. The Iraqi TV says the army and volunteer forces have started operations to liberate Salahuddin and Anbar provinces from the ISIL terrorists.
3. Russia calls on the international community to denounce double standards in fighting terrorism and to unite in the fight against the ISIL.
4. Members of a Canadian organization say they will continue to encourage boycotts against Israel despite a new law banning the practice.
5. Economists warn of a financial breakdown in Greece unless it strikes a deal in the coming days with international creditors to secure bailout funds. We'll have a report.
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