This episode looks at the recent anti-Iran resolution approved by the UN Human Rights Council and whether the meeting had any legal basis.

Hasakah has been the scene of several incidents of US military convoys being forced to change route or retreat.

Boris Johnson, who recently survived a challenge to his leadership in a vote of no confidence in the House of Commons, has decided to take on new challenges instead of discussing the Partygate scandal and his actions during the coronavirus pandemic.

Afghans have always chosen Iran as one of their main destinations and found sanctuary there.

Participants at the 18th international summit on Syria have reaffirmed their strong commitment to Syria’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.

The number of people displaced worldwide passed a record 89 million last year, the UN refugee agency (UNHCR) says, warning that the intensification of a global food security crisis exacerbated by the Ukraine conflict could further increase that number.

The UN refugee chief censures as "all wrong" an imminent plan by the British government to send asylum seekers to Rwanda.

The Russian government says it has no intention to cut gas supplies to any more European countries as Moscow’s scheme of receiving gas payments in rubles is working as planned.

Ukrainian refugees in search of safe homes in the United Kingdom are at risk of sexual exploitation by British men, according to a new report.

Iran has summoned Afghanistan’s chargé d'affaires to strongly protest against attacks on the Iranian embassy in Kabul and the country’s consulate in Herat.