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Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 2:00 GMT on March 11, 2024.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 2:00 GMT on March 11, 2024.

Syrians welcome Ramadan this year with heavy hearts for their besieged brethren in Gaza.

South Africa is an outspoken critic of Israel and has been trying to hold the regime accountable for its crimes in Gaza.
Israeli forces attack Palestinian worshippers heading to the al-Aqsa Mosque compound to perform Taraweeh prayers.

This episode of the Conversation program focuses on Israel's genocidal war on Gaza.

People in Pakistan hold huge demonstrations in solidarity with the Palestinians in Gaza amid Israel's genocidal war.
Iran's oil minister says the country’s oil production has hit a five-year high since 2018 despite US sanctions.

Hamas says there will be no agreement with Israel until full cessation of its aggression against Gaza and withdrawal of its forces.

This edition of the Spotlight program is about the ongoing US-Israeli genocide in Gaza.

Israeli forces involved in the onslaught on Gaza are essentially fighting an American war.

Yemen has warned the US against any military operation in the Red and Arabian Seas, adding that Yemeni Armed Forces have exposed the “loopholes” of American aircraft operations.
A US charity demands an independent probe into a staff member's killing in Gaza by Israel.

A new report has revealed that the US has sought help from China and India to dissuade Russia from carrying out a potential nuclear strike in 2022 amid Ukraine’s war.

The Ansarullah leader says Yemeni Armed Forces will continue their Red Sea operations during the holy Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, as the military campaign is in support of Palestinians in Gaza.

Ayatollah Khamenei awards the Medal of Fat'h to the chief commanders of the IRGC and Army.

Syria’s FM says Palestine has turned into a main concern for Damascus.

International organizations have called on the Taliban to lift its bans against women and girls.

Italian lawmakers returning from a visit to the Rafah border in southern Gaza say an international reaction to avoid the aggravation of a humanitarian catastrophe in Rafah is desperately needed.