Ukrainian website linked to state security services has added a 3-year-old Russian child to its “kill list” for alleged “border violations” and “threats to Ukraine’s sovereignty,” Russian media reported.
Isfahan, Iran’s craft capital, has preserved centuries-old arts like Minakari, Qalamkari, and tilework, sustaining 70,000 artisans, fueling tourism, exports, and livelihoods.
Thousands gather in two opposing demonstrations in London: one organized by the anti-immigrant, Islamophobic far-right, and a counter-march by anti-racist campaigners.
US bill authorizes the secretary of state to revoke passports or refuse to issue them to individuals deemed misaligned with Washington’s preferred policies.
Hundreds of demonstrators fill the streets of Paris, demonstrating their support for Gaza and the Global Sumud Flotilla as it prepares to challenge the Israeli regime's naval blockade.
Iran warns the UK, France, and Germany that by reinstating the UN Security Council’s sanctions against Iran, they will risk incurring irreparable damage.
This episode features Maram Susli, whose journey from science student to geopolitical influencer reflects the power of online activism in shaping public opinion.
A Lebanese legislator says the plan to disarm the Lebanese Hezbollah resistance movement is meant to advance the Israeli regime’s expansionist intentions.
The Gaza-bound Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF), carrying food and medical aid, has departed from the Tunisian port of Bizerte with the aim of challenging Israel's siege on the blockaded territory.