The secretary general of Lebanon's Hezbollah dismisses the idea of disarming the movement, saying the government’s decision on “a state monopoly on arms” is a US-Israeli demand.
Hebrew media highlighted the interview conducted by an Israeli newspaper with Tom Barrack, and the complexities of forming the international force that will be stationed in the Gaza Strip.
A senior Iranian commander says the country’s armed forces enjoy have made great achievements in cutting-edge technologies, especially in the fields of artificial intelligence, quantum, drones and lasers.
Iran has seized a foreign-flagged oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman on charges of smuggling six million liters of fuel, detaining 18 crew members, according to Iranian media reports.
Iran and Kazakhstan deepen ties through energy swaps, transport corridors, agriculture, and cultural initiatives, leveraging Iran’s southern infrastructure to diversify Kazakhstan’s exports and strengthen multi-dimensional economic and strategic cooperation.
The Israeli army has carried out a new ground incursion into the Syrian village of Saida al-Hanout in the Quneitra countryside in the south amid daily violations of the country’s sovereignty.
A senior Lebanese lawmaker has criticized Foreign Minister Youssef Raggi’s latest remarks that Beirut has been warned of a possible large-scale Israeli attack on Hezbollah as being in line with the regime’s agenda.
The dollar faces unprecedented strain due to US behavior and actions, with fragility of the US economy undermining trust in the dollar, says economist and former IMF Executive Director, Paulo Nogueira Batista Jr.
Environmental activists, including Greenpeace and Action Justice Climat, spray red paint in Paris to protest against the modest progress made by the Paris Climate Agreement, adopted ten years ago to the day.