"Enabling Iran to hold large parts of the world at ransom through its nuclear threat is why it is so important that this cannot be allowed to happen," Foreign Minister Abdullatif bin Rashid al-Zayani says.
"We are continuing at this point our negotiations with a view to finding common ground," Rafael Grossi says after a meeting with Mohammad Eslami, head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran.
Doha to send Gaza up to $10 million worth of Egyptian fuel every month for Hamas to sell to Gaza gas stations. Proceeds are to be used to pay civil servants, including doctors and teachers.
Demonstrating against water shortages, protesters in the central Iranian city of Isfahan blast Tehran for wasting state funds overseas as they struggle with major drought.
Group calling itself "Observants of Fatherland" sends out mass texts claiming responsibility for the attack, citing airline's cooperation with the Revolutionary Guards' elite Quds Force.
Muqatada al-Sadr also asks the factions to hand over their weapons to the government-sanctioned umbrella known as Popular Mobilization Forces. In turn, he also asks the PMF to "purify" its ranks from "undisciplined elements" and surrender "corrupt individuals" to the judiciary.
Palestinian Media Watch says "Waed," a publication used by Fatah youth movement, targets Palestinian children ages 6-15. Report comes to light as a new senate bill seeks to counter antisemitism, incitement in Palestinian classrooms.
International Atomic Energy Agency details the rough treatment of its inspectors and challenges with re-installing cameras it deems "essential" for the revival of the nuclear agreement.
Semi-official news agency Tasnim brushes off blast as the result of old infrastructure, but Saudi outlet Al Arabiya quotes local officials who say they suspect sabotage.
"The consequences of this law will be crippling for women and girls’ right to health," UN officials say
