Category: 1. Iran

The European Union has pledged to spread the financial and legal risks of using Russia’s frozen central-bank assets to fund the government in Kiev, Politico reported on Monday. Belgium, where most of the money is held, has rejected the plan…

Under the doctrine, officials say diplomacy is still possible—but only from a position of maximum strength and full military readiness, especially if talks were to resume under a second Trump administration.

Conservative outlets including…

TEHRAN – More evidence has emerged revealing that U.S. troops carried out horrific civilian killings in Iraq that were long concealed.

An Investigation by the BBC has revealed new evidence linking two American soldiers, who were never brought to…

Westbound Interstate 76 partially reopened Monday morning north of Denver after a three-car crash involving a semitrailer shut down the highway during rush hour, according to investigators.

As of 11:45 a.m. Monday, two lanes of I-76 remained…

Denver District Attorney John Walsh said Monday evening that he will not pursue charges against Denver Police Officer Whaylen Phares in the fatal shooting of Javier Nava-Carbajal, 48, on Aug. 22.

“After a thorough review of the evidence in the…

TEHRAN – A meeting was held in Kermanshah city with presence of managers of medical tourism offices and medical staff to develop the cross-border cooperation and utilize the province’s capacity in the field of health tourism, Fahimeh Roushan, a…