Saudi Arabia, South Korea Agree to Work on Commercial Nuclear Reactors
Saudi Arabia and South Korea will jointly work on commercialization of medium-small nuclear reactor, Korean media reported.
‘Rooster’ to be staged in Turkey
Written by Mohammad Rahimian and directed by Reza Ahmadi, ‘Rooster’ will go on stage in Turkey.
Middle East OSCE would be a major development to settle regional disputes: Logoglu
Turkish veteran politician says creation of a Middle East OSCE, led by Turkey, Iran and others of the region would be a major development to maintain regional security.
A third conservative victim is on the way
The British Prime Minister is in a difficult situation. Boris Johnson has lost the power to concentrate and manage on the issue of his country leaving the EU. Many parliamentarians, on the other hand, are looking at the controversial new British prime minister.
Saudi $100s bln arms purchases failed to intercept drone attacks from Yemen: Zarif
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has tweeted to strongly reject Washington's claims on Iran's role in recent attacks on Saudi oil facilities, saying that blaming Iran will not change the reality of futility of Saudi Arabia's weapon purchases.
UN Experts Urge Probe of Rohingya Killings in Bangladesh
UN human rights experts have raised new concerns about the treatment of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh following a deadly backlash over the killing of a ruling party official.
Police Clear Major Migrant Camp in Northern France
French police began clearing around 1,000 migrants from a gymnasium near the northern port of Dunkirk on Tuesday after a court ruled it was a health and security hazard.
Russia, Japan to Create Conditions for Peace Treaty
Russia and Japan need to sign a peace treaty, Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev said Tuesday, after a meeting with the head of the Japanese National Security Council Secretariat, Shigeru Kitamura.
Iran never confuse Bolton’s firing with change of course in Trump’s foreign policy towards Iran: Entessar
Nader Entessar, Professor Emeritus of Political Science from University of South Alabama says that Bolton's firing was due primarily to personality conflicts in the upper-echelon of Trump's foreign policy team and had very little to do with policy differences toward Iran.
Yemenis attack on Aramco proof of US’ inability in salvaging S. Arabia: MP
An Iranian lawmaker said on Tuesday that oil attacks by Yemenis on Saudi Aramco oil facilities proves that the US is incapable of protecting and saving Saudi Arabia.