
PALESTINE
Nasrallah says Hezbollah knows no fear of war with Israel
The secretary-general of the Lebanese resistance movement pledged formidable retaliation in case of a potential assault by Israel.

The secretary-general of the Lebanese resistance movement pledged formidable retaliation in case of a potential assault by Israel.

Resistance groups in Palestine and across the region continue their operations against the Tel Aviv regime and its Western backers.

Unemployment rate in Iran dropped slightly year on year in the June quarter to stand at 7.7%.

Here are Press TV's news headlines at 16:00 GMT, July 10, 2024.

Denmark and the Netherlands have started transferring the US-made jets to Ukraine.

The United Nations, meanwhile, says about 90% of Gaza’s population has been displaced since October.

A large part of the tunnel network still shows "high operational efficiency and poses a security threat to Israel," said an army report.

The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor has found remnants of the bombs at the site of the deadly attack in Khan Yunis.

In a phone conversation, Pezeshkian said the relations between Iran and Syria are built on a solid foundation.

Hezbollah's new drone footage shows surveillance over Israel.

Netanyahu has decided to cancel Europe stopover on his way to the US, over fears of arrest due to an ICC warrant.

Pezeshkian and Maduro affirm their countries’ resolve to enhance strategic partnership.

Biden has announced plans to supply new air defense systems to Ukraine in the coming months.

Yemeni forces have again targeted three vessels linked to the US and Israel in the Arabian Sea and the Gulf of Aden.

Samsung Electronics' main South Korea union will go on an indefinite strike.
Indian universities strengthen research collaborations with Israeli academic institutions amid calls at Western schools for Israeli disinvestment.

Iran's Army says the force has attained self-sufficiency in meeting its needs in the field of traversing the world oceans.

The British Labour Party achieved a historic landslide election victory, but has the British electorate truly embraced Labour or was this, in essence, a vote against the Conservatives?