Since the Islamic Revolution in 1979, Africa is one of the regions that has gained a special place in Iran’s foreign policy where political, cultural, and economic relations with African countries have been among the priorities.
The ICC has reportedly imposed restrictions on its chief prosecutor, amid reports that he is seeking additional arrest warrants against Israeli officials.
Far-right Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has ordered the shutdown of the office of the al-Quds Fund and Endowment in the Israeli-occupied East al-Quds.
A report shows that former US officials refrained from pressuring the Israeli regime to agree to a ceasefire during Tel Aviv’s genocide in the Gaza Strip.
Sheikh Qassem says Hezbollah stands fully committed to the November 27 ceasefire agreement with Israel despite the regime’s frequent violations of the deal.
The United Nations says it’s deeply alarmed by US airstrikes on Yemen, including the targeting of a detention center housing African migrants in Sa’ada governorate.
This episode looks at how Iran has not only stayed afloat under the US sanctions, but has grown economically and the reason the economic future seems bright for Tehran.