A Yemeni government spokesman has urged airlines to stay away from Saudi airports to protect passengers and crews, warning that the kingdom’s airspace and airports, except those over the holy cities of Mecca and Medina, have become part of Yemen’s military operations.
Iraq has dismissed Syria’s request to repatriate some 4,000 Daesh terrorists who were transferred from Syrian detention centers into Iraqi prisoners earlier this year, stressing that those who committed crimes in Iraq must be tried under Iraqi law.
Jared Kushner and Russian officials have discussed bringing American investors into the Nord Stream gas pipelines, which previously supplied Russian gas to Europe, according to a report.
Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has claimed that his country has no plans to deploy troops to fight Yemen on behalf of Saudi Arabia, as the kingdom is seeking international aid to confront retaliatory Yemeni attacks.
French high school students across France have vowed to continue protests over deteriorating school conditions and inadequate funding, despite the police crackdown on demonstrators and the arrest of hundreds.
The Pentagon will livestream the firing-squad execution of Fort Hood shooter, a decision that experts say reflects a false culture of masculinity and military toughness.
A group of lawyers have denounced at Italy's Lower House that Italian ports are increasingly used for military purposes without the citizens' knowledge.
Who was behind the so-called "open letter" that was published by The Guardian last month, signed by 24 widely known leftists and liberal figures, claiming solidarity with alleged “political prisoners in Iran”?
Iran’s ambassador to the Vatican has urged Pope Leo XIV to speak out against US sanctions that are disrupting ordinary people’s access to medical care, education, family visits and religious pilgrimage, calling on the pontiff to help prevent humanitarian consequences.