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The sides reportedly agree to criminalize and prohibit the use of weapons during electoral activities, refrain from inciting violence against either candidates or voters, and outlaw using places of worship for campaigning.
Russian paper reports that Hezbollah delegation used rare visit to Moscow to ask Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov about Russia's stance on the government of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
Iran has recently accelerated its breaches of the 2015 nuclear deal’s restrictions on its nuclear activities in an apparent bid to pressure US President Joe Biden as both sides are locked in a standoff over who should move first to save the deal.
Ankara formally protests deal between Israel, Greece and Cyprus advancing plans to build a 2,000-megawatt undersea electricity cable connecting the three.
Zarif: United States will find itself dealing with a "lame duck" government unable to "do anything serious," as following election Iran is not expected to have a government for six months.
Financing earmarked for high-tech hybrid greenhouses for tomatoes and leafy greens, as well as to retrofit an existing facility for berry production.
Middle East countries imported 25% more arms in the second half of the decade than they did in the first, largely because of regional strategic competition between several Gulf states.
Iranian state TV shows footage of what appears to be dozens of missiles in an underground corridor, and quote IRGC commander Maj. Gen. Hossein Salamit saying that cruise and ballistic missiles will make Iran's navy "even more powerful."
Former legislature Jamila al-Shanti is the widow of Hamas terrorist mastermind Abd al-Aziz al-Rantisi, who Israel eliminated in 2004, during the Second Intifada.
Exiled writer Ramin Parham says that Tehran is engaged in brinkmanship with the United States, where its position is influenced primarily by domestic existential threats.
