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Zarif, Nasrallah discuss Mideast crises
The Iranian foreign minister and the Hezbollah leader discuss the latest Middle East developments and the JCPOA.

The Iranian foreign minister and the Hezbollah leader discuss the latest Middle East developments and the JCPOA.

Israel is exerting pressure on the United States to maintain a belligerent stance towards Iran, an analyst says.

The mother of a Palestinian toddler killed in an arson attack in the West Bank may have gone brain dead, a report says.

Minister of Petroleum Bijan Zangeneh has ordered oil production and exports to be ramped up by 500,000 barrels per day in preparation for the removal of sanctions on Iran, a news agency says.

Daesh reportedly releases 22 Assyrian Christians, whom it had previously kidnapped in Syria’s northeast.

A senior Iranian commander says the country's air defense units stand ready to repel any acts of aggression.

Two emails on Hillary Clinton’s private account have been classified as “Top Secret.”

At least seven people, including two women and a child, are killed in the latest Saudi attacks on the Yemeni province of Sa’ada.

The Iranian foreign minister is to discuss mutual ties and the Iran-P5+1 nuclear agreement with Pakistani officials.

South Korea says it will conduct four joint drills with the US over the North’s ‘provocations.’

The Iranian foreign minister reaffirms Tehran’s backing for Lebanon.

Over 60 inmates were viciously beaten and abused by guards in a New York state prison after the escape of two convicted killers in June.

At least 14 civilians are killed and tens of others injured in a series of militant mortar attacks across Syria.

Turkish jets hit the positions of PKK militants as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan pledges to press on with a campaign against the group.

US Secretary of State John Kerry has accused China and Russia of “very likely” reading his emails.

The UN has opened a probe into the alleged rape and murder crimes committed by its peacekeepers in the Central African Republic.

The prime minister of Libya's internationally recognized government, Abdullah al-Thani, has announced his resignation on live television.

The WHO voices concern over the deterioration of health conditions in war-ravaged Yemen.