Iran Discusses Nuclear Doctrine Amidst Tensions with US
Iran's nuclear doctrine under discussion as US tensions rise
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Iran's nuclear doctrine under discussion as US tensions rise
More than 51 million people have voted early in the US midterm elections, with 28 million voting in person and 23 million by mail.
US President Donald Trump may consider a major military operation against Iran if Republicans suffer a significant loss in the midterm elections.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres expresses shock over civilian casualties from drone attacks in Sudan, calls for an end to hostilities.
Despite Libya's announcement to open its airspace to international flights, the US ban on flights to and from the country remains in effect.
Libyan judicial authority requests exemption from unified salary law, citing independence and sensitivity of the judiciary.
The US has called for an end to using food trade as a tool for economic or political coercion
Iran considers retaining nuclear weapons ban amid potential conflict
British adventurer Carl Bushby ends 28-year journey on foot, crossing 4 continents and 30 countries
Syrian Foreign Minister Asad Al-Shibani says southern Syria has faced over 1,000 Israeli attacks in less than two years, resulting in dozens of deaths.
Libya's political scene is witnessing significant shifts with changing alliances between rival forces in the east and west, driven by political and regional interests.
Iran's Supreme Leader orders military to respond immediately and without geographical constraints to any new threats