Oxford University is under intense scrutiny after revelations that it holds indirect investments in at least 49 companies linked to illegal Israeli activity.
Iran says it is answerable only to “the rule of law, not coercion,” commenting on the scheduled legal expiration of nuclear restrictions on the country.
Britain’s Court of Appeal rules that a full judicial review of the government’s controversial ban on Palestine Action, a direct action group, can proceed next month.
South Koreans are pushing back against US President Donald Trump's renewed claim this week that Seoul agreed to pay Washington 350 billion dollars for investment up front.
Yemen says its military chief of staff, Major General Mohammed al-Ghomari, has been killed following an Israeli airstrike on the capital Sana’a. Al-Ghomari played a decisive role in defending Yemen’s sovereignty and confronting US-Israeli aggression in regional waters.
Iran’s embassy in Denmark says the continuation of sanctions on Tehran’s peaceful nuclear program will be illegal with the expiration of the UN Security Council Resolution 2231.
A visa denial by the United Kingdom has prevented Yasin Shoari, an 11-year-old Iranian table tennis prodigy, from participating in the ITTF Hopes Programme scheduled in Sheffield, England.
The British scholar and Press TV producer David Miller has scored a “great victory” in a legal battle with the pro-Israel NGO “Campaign Against Antisemitism” that began over his pro-Palestine activism on social media.
The Swiss food giant Nestlé, which is linked to Israel, plans to cut 16,000 jobs globally, as a boycott campaign targeting the Israeli regime has expanded following its genocidal war against Palestinians in Gaza.
Hungarian FM Peter Szijjarto says preparation for a summit in Budapest between US President Donald Trump and Russia’s Vladimir Putin is in "full swing".