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What should the US and Iran consider when discussing nuclear talks and missile agreements?
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Saturday he hoped talks with the United States would resume soon, while reiterating Tehran's red lines and warning against any American attack. According to excerpts published on his official Telegram channel during an interview with the Al Jazeera network, Araghchi said that Iran's missile programme was "never negotiable" in Friday's talks in Oman. He warned that Tehran would target US bases in the region if the US attacked Iranian territory
How might the renewed security cooperation between France and Algeria affect their relationship and regional stability?
The French interior minister spent two days in the Algerian capital aiming to restore ties that had been severed for 18 months
How should communities address the safety of journalists in conflict zones like Gaza?
Three Palestinian photojournalists have been killed after an Israeli air strike targeted their car in central Gaza
What are the potential impacts of Tether's investment in Anchorage Digital on the future of cryptocurrency regulation?
The firms said the deal reflects shared priorities around security, compliance, and scaling institutional-grade services for stablecoins
What are the different ways people can support movements for change in other countries?
By Maria Martinez BERLIN, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Thousands of people protested in Berlin on Saturday in support of Iranians' nationwide uprising, coinciding with the anniversary of Iran's 1979 anti-monarchy revolution. The rally follows nationwide protests in Iran, which started in December over economic hardships and quickly turned political and were repressed in the most violent crackdown since the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Around 8,000 were gathered at Berlin's Brandenburg Gate at 1300 GMT, the Berlin police told Reuters, adding that 20,000 had registered to attend
How might changes in the world order affect our daily lives and community policies?
Read Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s forceful speech at Davos rebuking Trump’s world order
How should Turkey approach the reintegration of former PKK fighters into society?
Kurdish fighters who have laid down their arms should be reintegrated into society, Turkish lawmakers urged in a key report released Wednesday, while avoiding any reference to an "amnesty". The recommendations of the cross-party parliamentary commission are meant to prepare the legal groundwork for peace moves between Turkey and the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK). Last year the PKK formally renounced its armed struggle against Turkey after four decades of violence that claimed some 50,000 lives on both sides