Palestinian Ishtayeh Says to Reconsider Relations with Arab League
Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammed Ishtayeh said his government will present a recommendation to President Mahmoud Abbas to reconsider relations with the Arab League.
Boat Capsized near Libya, Dozens of Migrants Presumed Dead
The UN migration agency said Tuesday that a boat carrying migrants bound for Europe capsized in the Mediterranean Sea off Libya.
Venezuela Charges US ‘Spy’ with Terrorism, Weapons Trafficking
Venezuela’s chief prosecutor Tarek Saab on Monday announced charges of terrorism and weapons trafficking against an alleged US spy.
Bahrain, Israel Defense Ministers Hold Phone Call
The defense ministers of Bahrain and Israel held their first publicly acknowledged phone call since the two regimes agreed to normalize ties.
China Vaccines Could Be Ready for Public Use in November
Coronavirus vaccines being developed in China may be ready for use by the general public as early as November.
Brussels to Consider Change in EU Race Equality Law
Brussels will consider upgrading the European Union’s race equality law as it sets out a sweeping plan to tackle discrimination.
Rival Libya Government Resigns amid Benghazi Protests
The rival government in eastern Libya submitted its resignation after a number of protests over deteriorating living conditions and corruption.
Sixtieth Anniversary of OPEC: Pivot of Global Oil Market
September 14, 2020 marks the sixtieth anniversary of the Organization of the Petroleum, Exporting Countries or OPEC.
Zarif: Trump’s Move to Normalize Israel, Arab Ties, Election Propaganda
Javad Zarif described a recent move by the US president to broker peace deals between Israel and some Persian Gulf Arab states as an election propaganda.
WHO Provides Antibody ELISA Tests for Iran
The World Health Organization (WHO) is providing Iran with more than 67,500 enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) tests.