
KOREAS
North Korea revises constitution, defines South as 'hostile state'
North Korea has officially declared South Korea as “a hostile state” in its revised constitution.

North Korea has officially declared South Korea as “a hostile state” in its revised constitution.

Iran says unlike the German chancellor’s proxy, it has no interest in playing with fire.

The Israeli regime is still in shock after the successful and effective drone and missile operation by Hezbollah.

In Mashhad, huge masses gathered to bid farewell to Martyr Major General Abbas Nilforoushan.

Israel carries out a new air raid on Syria, injuring at least two civilians in the western port city of Latakia.

Amid Israeli genocide in Gaza and Lebanon, Palestinian and regional resistance groups continued their operations against the regime on Wednesday, October 16.

The American and British warplanes have struck Yemen's capital city of Sana'a and several other areas.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 02:00 GMT on October 17, 2024.

Palestinian resistance factions and national forces have gathered in Damascus.

Pakistan and Iran have jointly denounced the Israeli regime's atrocities at the 23rd meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit.

Hezbollah MP says the resistance movement is prepared to face “any scenario” amid the Israeli regime’s ongoing deadly escalation against Lebanon.

The program delves into the recent Israeli attacks on UN peacekeepers in Lebanon.

Iran’s foreign minister strongly condemns an irrelevant and meddlesome statement issued against the country by the European Union (EU) and the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC).

At least seven Israeli forces are reportedly killed during clashes with Hezbollah on Lebanon’s southern border with the occupied Palestinian territories.

Iran’s Water Research Institute wins a contract for scientific modeling of Rogun hydroelectric plant.

The officer was shot in his car in what looks like an organized hit in a village in the Moscow Region, TASS reported.

Indigenous tribes in the United States reflect on their own history.

Three Israeli reserve soldiers serving in Gaza told Haaretz this week that they believe the “Generals’ Plan” is being implemented.