Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa has signed into law a contentious bill that requires all motorists to buy a radio licence before acquiring vehicle insurance.
There has been an outcry from some motorists as they will now have to pay $92…
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Iran’s president departs for Oman
Earlier, the Diwan of Royal Court of Oman said in a statement that President Pezeshkian will pay a two-day visit to Oman on Tuesday.
According to the statement, during the visit, discussions will cover several areas of mutual interest.
The…
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Iran top General, Pakistan Army Chief hold key talks
Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces Major General Mohammad Hossein Bagheri met and held talks with the Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) of the Pakistan Army, Marshal Syed Asim Munir Ahmed Shah on Tuesday.
“Iran and Pakistan are…
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37th Iran-Azerbaijan Cycling Tour Launches in Tabriz*
Why it matters:
The five-day race, running from May 27 to May 31, showcases Iran’s growing sports diplomacy, bringing together international and domestic athletes.
Details:
- 11 teams: Seven international squads…
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South Korea bars two former acting presidents from overseas travel | Politics News
Han Duck-soo and Choi Sang-mok are being investigated over their role in last year’s martial law chaos.
South Korean authorities have slapped travel bans on two former acting presidents as part of an investigation into alleged insurrection…
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Iran Pursues FATF Normalization at Eurasian Anti-Money Laundering Summit – Iran News Daily
Iran Pursues FATF Normalization at Eurasian Anti-Money Laundering Summit
TEHRAN (Iran News) Hadi Khani, Iran’s Deputy Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance and Head of the Financial Intelligence Unit, told reporters on Tuesday that the…
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Sudan denies US accusations of using chemical weapons – Middle East Monitor
The Sudanese government has dismissed recent US accusations that it used chemical weapons, calling them a distraction from American arms found in the hands of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).
Government spokesperson…
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Young Palestinian killed by Israeli gunfire amid escalated violence in West Bank
A young Palestinian man has succumbed to his serious bullet injuries after the Israeli occupation forces opened fire at him in the West Bank City of Ariha, amid the regime’s ramped-up aggression across the occupied…
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WHO Warns Of ‘zero-stock’ Levels Of Essential Medical Supplies, Equipment In Gaza Amid War, Blockade
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that most medical supplies have been depleted in the Gaza Strip, and nearly half of essential medicines, including painkillers and antibiotics, are no longer available as 51 agency trucks await…
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Turkiye welcomes PKK pledge to disband. Why now?
Decision to disband follows decades of attacks punctuated by failed peace talks and a changing political landscape.
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