The US president signs an executive order threatening additional tariffs on countries trading with Iran, shortly after high-stakes indirect talks with the Islamic Republic in Oman.
Iran’s ambassador to India says his country quelled foreign-backed riots, does not seek war, but will respond decisively if attacked.
Hundreds of thousands flood the streets of the Yemeni capital amid rising anger over breaches of the Gaza ceasefire and escalating tensions across the region.
Senior IRGC official says the recent showcasing of a highly advanced ballistic missile with “extraordinary destructive power” reflects Iran’s refusal to renounce its defensive might.
The US has imposed “terrorist-grade sanctions” on a UN human rights expert and multiple ICC judges and prosecutors, an investigative report points out.
Here are Press TV's latest top stories, 1600 GMT on February 6, 2026.
A senior Russian military official who plays a major role in the country’s intelligence services has been taken to hospital after being shot and wounded in Moscow.
The UK is ordered in a "milestone" court ruling by a Nigerian judge to pay $570 million for colonial-era killings.
Despite the dire humanitarian situation, school bells are replacing the echoes of Israeli war in Gaza City.
Yemenis have staged a million-strong march in the capital Sana’a to reiterate their support for Palestinians and the axis of resistance.
Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi departs Muscat for Doha.
At least two more Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire across the Gaza Strip.
Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev says his country will not allow its territory to be used for any threat against Iran.
Turkey arrests two suspected spies on espionage charges, spying for the Israeli regime.
The Iranian foreign minister says the new round of indirect nuclear talks with the US was a good beginning and can be continued.
Tehran slams the deadly terrorist blast at a Shia mosque in Pakiistan.
A senior Iranian lawmaker says Iran engages in a fresh round of talks with the US by relying on its national power and with the backing of the people.
France and the United Kingdom are reportedly involved in the assassination of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the prominent son of former Libyan President Muammar Gaddafi, as he was seen as the man who could reunite Libya after the NATO-backed uprising.
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