Iran planning 4th round of talks with Saudi Arabia
Meeting aims to repair relations between Middle East's biggest Shiite and Sunni players after ties cut in 2016 amid rising regional and sectarian rivalry.
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Meeting aims to repair relations between Middle East's biggest Shiite and Sunni players after ties cut in 2016 amid rising regional and sectarian rivalry.
Judiciary's three-day investigation into mistreatment and grim conditions at Tehran's Evin prison had landed “some” prison guards in detention.
Six people wounded when dispute over scarce fuel supplies ignites sectarian tensions. Lebanon's most senior Sunni Muslim cleric says country heading toward complete collapse unless action taken to remedy crisis.
Visiting Syria, Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian decries US sanctions, hints at Tehran's plan to establish a "new regional order."
Hamas presses ahead with a campaign to pressure Israel to ease restrictions on the Gaza Strip as Palestinians continue to protest for the second consecutive night.
Head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council asserts that the American president threat "establishes the Islamic Republic of Iran's right to reciprocal response to 'available Options.'"
Iranian and Gulf Arab officials meet in Baghdad on Saturday on the sidelines of a regional summit that Iraq hopes will portray the country as a neutral mediator in the region’s crises and re-engage with the world after decades of conflict.
Commander of Iran's air defenses Alireza Sabahifard says Tehran is expanding its missile system and "the enemy should not even think of attacking Iran."
United Arab Emirates and Qatar are instrumental staging posts for evacuation flights for Western countries' citizens as well as Afghan interpreters, journalists and others.
Blaze rages over facility in Neyshabur as widespread blackouts are recorded in the area. Reports of casualties remain conflicted; opposition media outlets say sabotage may have been at play.
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