Iran to stop production of homegrown COVID vaccine
The ministry responsible for its production blames a lack of demand due to an increase in imported vaccines and complications in the trial stage.
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Nuclear talks to resume by end of November, Iran says after Brussels meeting
The discussions about resuming the talks have been on hold since the election of Iran's hardline President Ebrahim Raisi.
Queen Elizabeth to skip UN climate conference following advice to rest
The monarch recently stayed overnight in hospital after undergoing "preliminary investigations" for an unspecified but not COVID-19 related ailment. Prince Charles and Prince William are still due to attend.
Day after US rebuke, settlement construction plans clear major hurdle
An Israeli defense official says a planning forum of Israel's liaison office with the Palestinians gave preliminary approval for plans to build 1,344 housing units and its final go-ahead for projects to construct 1,800 homes.
Parties spoiling for food fight over kashrut reform
Hundreds of kashrut supervisors protest in Tel Aviv after the contentious kashrut bill clears major hurdle at Knesset committee.
