
POLITICS
Threats fail against Iran: Zarif
The Iranian foreign minister says sanctions and threats will never work against Iran.

The Iranian foreign minister says sanctions and threats will never work against Iran.

Bahraini regime forces reportedly kill a young man during a raid on the village of Nuwaidrat.

Russia's Permanent Representative to the United Nations Vitaly Churkin dies at the age of 64.

A commentator says the Saudi and Israeli ministers' anti-Iran remarks prove that they are conducting a large-scale psychological war against Iran.

Gambian police arrest at least 51 supporters of ex-president Yahya Jammeh in the western town of Kafenda.

The CIA is the “world’s leading illicit drug trafficker”, an American analyst says.

Authorities in Turkey detain more than 1,500 people for questioning over suspected links to militant groups.

A recent study shows that Iran will be among 32 most powerful economies in the world by 2050.

An analyst says the International conference on Palestine, set to start on Tuesday in Tehran, is about reaffirming the narrative of resistance and enacting freedom which is one of the most important messages of the Palestinian uprising.

US President Trump wants "real progress" among NATO allies to increase their defense spending towards the minimum criteria of two percent of their economic output by the end of the year, President Mike Pence says.

An Egyptian court has upheld death sentences for 10 over a soccer match massacre in 2012.

An international aid group says as many as 200 Afghan families have been displaced from their homes due to cross-border shelling by Pakistan troops.

Iraqi forces regain control over eight villages west of the strategic northern city of Mosul.

Iran summons the Turkish envoy to Tehran over the recent unconstructive remarks by Turkey's president and foreign minister.

The United States has test-fired four of its nuclear-capable inter-continental ballistic missiles amid simmering tensions with Russia and North Korea.

A senior Iranian official says the rhetoric of incumbent American officials on Iran is substantively no different from that of the previous US administration.

Before arriving on an unannounced visit to Baghdad, US Defense Secretary James Mattis has said Americans are “not in Iraq to seize” its oil.

Zangeneh and his Iraqi counterpart Jabar al-Luaibi are expected to sign two agreements worked out by the two countries in January.