- Tehran, Iran— Assailants on motorbikes shot dead nine people, including a woman and two children, during protests in two separate attacks...
A senior judicial official in Khuzestan province said that three suspects were arrested and the hunt was on for others after first attack on protesters and security forces in Izeh
It is the second attack that the Iranian authorities have blamed on "terrorists" since nationwide protests flared over Amini's death
- Among the agreements was Saudi investment for South Korean refiner S-OIL's Shaheen project, which would build petrochemical production facilities in...
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman arrived in Seoul Wednesday. His Asian tour is aimed at shoring up the Gulf nation's ties with Saudi's biggest energy market.
During the visit, the two governments and companies from both countries signed about 20 deals in areas from agriculture to railways.
- Ukraine is one of the world's top grain producers, and Russia's invasion of the country blocked 20 million tons of...
The agreement would be in force for "120 days considering the winter conditions", and there could be "new arrangements" after the winter season
An international source close to the negotiations also confirmed to AFP that the parties concerned agreed to extend the deal
- "I think we must not politicize sport," said Macron, whose national team is defending the title they won in Russia...
French president, who will go to Qatar if France reach the semi-finals, said it was "a very bad idea to politicize sport."
France begin their defense of the World Cup trophy against Australia on Tuesday before also playing Denmark and Tunisia
- In an interview with AFP, Qatar's Labor Minister Ali bin Samikh Al Marri said "racism" was behind the onslaught on...
Qatar's chief World Cup organizer said attacks on the Gulf state had been launched because it "competed as equals and snatched" the World Cup from rival bidders.
Qatar's media has spoken of a "systematic conspiracy" by European rivals. Al Sharq newspaper slammed "the arrogance" of some European countries.
- The tanker was "hit by a projectile approximately 150 miles off the coast of Oman ... on 15 November," the...
"There is some minor damage to the vessel’s hull but no spillage of cargo or water ingress," it said. It was not immediately clear who launched the projectile.
The Bahrain-based United States Fifth Fleet said it was "aware of the incident". UK Maritime Trade Operations, a British monitor, also said it knew of the incident.
- The G77+China block of more than 130 developing nations called in a position paper for a special fund "for assisting...
The need for such "loss and damage" financing, which has emerged as a make-or-break issue at COP27, is urgent, the largest negotiating bloc at the talks said
US and the EU have suggested that expanding current channels for climate finance might be a more efficient approach than creating a new one





















