
ECONOMY
Saudi company accused of dumping in Iran
Iranian producers of cooking oil are accusing a Saudi holding with a controlling stake in a company in Iran with dumping, the Fars news agency reported on Friday.

Iranian producers of cooking oil are accusing a Saudi holding with a controlling stake in a company in Iran with dumping, the Fars news agency reported on Friday.

The FBI and other agencies fabricate terrorist threats in order to justify their existence, rather than to protect Americans, a political activist in San Francisco says.

Palestinians in Gaza write a song to thank the people of Iran for their moral and material support.

A group of lawyers is calling for an investigation into the security situation in Egypt.

Thailand closes its embassy and consulate in Turkey after a protest against its deportation of Uighurs.

The UN says Burundi risks fresh violence over the president's bid to stay for a third term in office.

At least 23 people are killed during a stampede in Mymensingh city in northern Bangladesh.

Iran's Parliament speaker says the West seeks to totally destroy Islam, beginning in Palestine.

Washington’s demand of intrusive inspections of Iran’s military facilities is a non-starter in the P5+1 nuclear talks, an American scholar says.

Israel sentences a Palestinian to 18 months in prison over allegedly using Facebook for "incitement."

The International Quds Day coincides with the anniversary of Israel’s 50-day war on the Gaza Strip, which killed some 2,200 Palestinians and left more than 11,000 wounded.

The UN has welcomed a decision by conflicting sides in Yemen to implement a humanitarian pause in the impoverished country.

President Vladimir Putin says Russia is interested in using national currencies with other BRICS members after agreeing on such an arrangement with China.

The Iranian president describes his visit to Russia as highly significant.

Millions of Iranians take to the streets across the country to mark International Quds Day.

A report says Saudi Arabia has been paying global media in a bid to buy a positive image internationally.

Ankara reportedly agrees to allow the US to use one of its airbases for airstrikes in Syria.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation says it foiled attacks planned to kill Americans around the Fourth of July.