Tanzania’s image for stability has been “stained” by the unrest that hit the East African nation during last month’s heavily disputed elections, President Samia Suluhu Hassan has acknowledged.
Speaking as she swore in her new cabinet, Samia warned…
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SCO prime ministers reject West’s anti-Iran stance, declare UNSC Resolution 2231 expired
The prime ministers of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) member states have concluded their 24th meeting in Moscow with a joint statement rejecting Western actions against Iran under the pretext of concerns…
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Hamas, Islamic Jihad praise Gush Etzion operation that killed a settler
Hamas praised Tuesday’s deadly ramming and stabbing operation near the Gush Etzion settlement bloc south of Bethlehem as a “heroic” and “natural response” to Israel’s escalating aggression in the occupied West Bank and al-Quds…
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Tehran media debate merits of new ‘armed negotiations’ doctrine
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…
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Women, craft, and charity: Inside Tehran’s diplomatic bazaar
Charity has long been an integral part of Iranian society, deeply rooted in centuries-old traditions of community support and social responsibility. From religious endowments to local initiatives, Iranians have historically valued helping those…
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UN security council adopts US-backed Gaza plan based on Trump plan – Middle East Monitor
The UN Security Council voted in favour of a US-backed resolution on Gaza after midnight on Monday. The plan supports former President Donald Trump’s proposal, which includes a ceasefire, the deployment of an…
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A silent kidney crisis is spreading faster than anyone expected
A growing number of people worldwide are now believed to have reduced kidney function, according to a new analysis. The number of affected individuals increased from 378 million in 1990 to 788 million in 2023. As populations have expanded and…
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New report exposes U.S. atrocities in Iraq during occupation
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…
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Security talks between Israel and Syria reach dead end – Middle East Monitor
Israeli public broadcaster sources reported on Monday evening that security negotiations between Israel and Syria have hit a dead end, with widening differences between Damascus’s demands and Tel Aviv’s…
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Car ramming, stabbing attack in West Bank kills one, injures three
JERUSALEM (Reuters) -One man was killed and three other people were injured in a car ramming and stabbing attack in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Tuesday, the Israeli military and ambulance service said, in what Israeli authorities described…
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