Demonstrators have rallied outside a court in London to demand the release of a number of activists who have been jailed for over a year without charge for causing damage to an Israeli owned weapons factory
Sudanese returnees are coming home to cities still scarred by war, where destroyed infrastructure, unreliable services, and fragile security shape daily life.
The European Commission insists the EU will not cut ties with the United States, despite Washington’s ongoing and flagrant breaches of international law.
Spain’s government is walking a tightrope as Pedro Sánchez rejects a foreign-imposed regime change in Venezuela while avoiding a direct condemnation of the US intervention
Police say calm has returned to cities across Iran following a wave of riots, as senior officials said armed groups, foreign-backed elements and terrorist actors were orchestrating violence, arson attacks and assaults on public infrastructure.
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says Iran has emerged much stronger following the 12-day war that was imposed on it by the Israeli regime and the United States in June.
The Intelligence Organization of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) reaffirms its commitment to stand alongside the Iranian nation in the face of foreign-linked riots.
Iran’s top security official says security forces and the judiciary are prepared to respond “in the strongest manner” to foreign-linked individuals involved in armed violence and organized attacks.
As Pakistan looks to break its long-standing reliance on Western financial institutions, including the International Monetary Fund, a global lender, defense exports are emerging as a strategic alternative.
A Lebanese army statement that it has restricted any arms in the south litany area in south Lebanon was met by more Israeli strikes killing more Lebanese civilians.