Security Council reiterates endorsement of ceasefire agreement between government and Houthi rebels, notes that deal is at risk of being undermined by continued violence • Sides split over who will run port of Hodeida once fighters withdraw.
Speaking at a military ceremony in Tehran, President Hassan Rouhani says Islamic Republic's armed forces "stand against invaders … the roots of our problems are the Zionist regime and American imperialism."
The unofficial reports, which have been slammed by the White House as misleading, suggest the plan could fail because of a great miscalculation of traditional Palestinian-Israeli diplomacy, by asking too little of Arabs and too much of Israelis.
Iran angry after French envoy claims "it's false" to say Iran would be allowed to enrich uranium in 2025, after major restrictions expire
Decision comes after kingdom's parliament condemns visit and amid protests in the capital, Manama.
Iraqi President Barham Salih says nation must never forget Saddam Hussein's crimes or allow his party to return to power • Grave contains dozens of bodies of Kurds who "disappeared" during Anfal campaign against Iraqi Kurds in the late 1980s.
Kaspersky Lab cybersecurity firm: Gaza Cybergang shows lack of infrastructure, advanced tools no impediment to success • We expect damage caused by Gaza Cybergang to intensify and cyberattacks to extend into other regions with links to Palestinian issues," he said.
"The problem I have with Israel as a state is no different from the problem between Mexico and the Americans," Lebanese journalist Nadim Koteich says.
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani warns Washington: Pressure us and we will mass produce advanced centrifuges • Iranian lawmakers convene with chants of "Death to America."
American troops have been helping local Libyan forces battle Islamic State and al-Qaida • Head of Libyan government accuses Libyan National Army chief Khalifa Hifter of "betrayal" following surprise offensive • U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo urges factions to resume negotiations.
