Category: 1. Iran

The big picture:

This is not the first time global institutions have condemned Israel’s actions in Gaza. International bodies and prominent figures have previously declared them ‘crimes against humanity.’ Guinness’s ban,…

The big picture:

Israel occupied the Golan Heights during the Six-Day War in 1967 and formally annexed it in 1981 through its own legislation. The UN Security Council immediately rejected the annexation as illegal under…

The paper said interruptions in care have intensified feelings of helplessness, despair and the recurrence of mental health symptoms among those unable to continue.

While the official psychotherapy tariff for the current Iranian year, which began…

Why it matters:

Trump’s new tirade against Somali immigrants, calling them “garbage,” accusing them of “contributing nothing,” and attacking Rep. Ilhan Omar and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz for their support of the…

During the meeting, the two sides explored avenues for developing economic cooperation, increasing bilateral trade exchanges, supporting businessmen and traders and also facilitating and accelerating the rendering of consular-related services to…

Why it matters:

Yalwa argues Israel and the U.S. were “on their knees” due to Iran’s missile attacks.

He says Israel’s compliance was not out of goodwill but because continued fighting risked “total…

The previous $10,000 reporting threshold has been eliminated in favor of a zero-dollar threshold for any financial transaction to or from Iran.

Ottawa tightened the rules after the international anti-money laundering body the Financial Action…

The conversation between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff was constructive, very useful, and substantive, Russian Presidential aide, Yuri Ushakov, has stated. But he added that some American…