Iran and EU3 to Restart Talks in Mid-JanuaryA new round of negotiations between Iran and the European troika on regional matters and Tehran’s nuclear program is scheduled for mid-January
Leader: Iran Does Not Have Any ProxiesAyatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, Leader of the Islamic Revolution, stated that Iran neither has nor requires proxy forces
US Removes $10 Million Bounty on HTS LeaderThe US is removing the $10 million reward it had offered for the capture of the leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) militants in Syria
The sensational libel trial involving a much-decorated SAS trooper whom newspapers have accused of illegally killing six Afghani men is uncovering disturbing accusations of horrific war crimes.
More than 130 civil society groups, charities, and Muslim institutions urged Canadian government to probe “Islamophobic” tax audits that unfairly target Muslim charities.
The US reportedly has warned its allies in the West Asia against normalizing ties with Syria, as Washington is unhappy with the absence of a "major change in behavior" of President Assad.
Chairman of NATO Military Coordination Committee expressed concerns over “shocking” speed of China’s military modernization and its growing diplomatic presence overseas.
Officers wounded the detainees, terrorized them, and whomever dared to lift his head upwards risked more beatings by officers. According to affidavits, the floor of the room was covered in blood from the beatings.
A large number of Yemeni children demonstrated on Saturday denouncing UN’s decision to add the Ansarullah resistance movement to its annual blacklist of parties violating children’s rights.
The American advocacy group, the Arizona chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), is representing Dr. Fidaa Wishah after she was fired from Phoenix Children’s Hospital following a Facebook post in which she condemned Israel’s recent aggression in the Gaza Strip.
Two more Catholic churches burned to the ground in indigenous communities in western Canada, following grim discoveries at former church-run indigenous residential schools of nearly 1,000 unmarked graves.
More than a dozen of Lebanese people were injured after scuffles broke out between security forces and protesters in the capital Beirut and two major cities against deteriorating economic and living conditions.
Some 5,000 Afghan families were forced to flee their homes in Kunduz after days of fighting between the Taliban militants and government forces, officials said on Saturday.
Security forces of Palestinian Authority scuffled with protesters who had taken to the streets of Ramallah condemning the death of an outspoken critic of President Mahmoud Abbas in custody.