The new prime minister is expected to lay out a bold vision in his inaugural speech
Iran's former supreme leader Ali Khamenei, who was killed in US-Israeli attacks in late February, is due to be buried on July 9 in the northeastern city of Mashhad. During nearly 36 years as Iran's supreme leader, Khamenei oversaw some of the most significant moments in the history of the Islamic republic. Here are key milestones in his life and leadership: - Early life - Khamenei was born on April 19, 1939, in the shrine city of Mashhad, where he later requested to be buried
Mali says counterattack under way as rebels claim they inflicted 'human losses' and 'material damage' on troops
Russia launched strikes at Kyiv on Sunday that killed one person and wounded several one day after a deadly Ukrainian drone attack hit e-commerce warehouses near Moscow
House minority leader, Hakeem Jeffries, calls amendment ‘overly broad’ as party grapples with backlash over Israel
New rule ends open-ended stays and requires extensions after fixed visa periods for students and foreign media
Kuwait suffered one of its worst nights of Iranian retaliatory attacks since the Middle East conflict began, with strikes on a vital oil facility and a second power plant hit in as many days
The number of people injured in the earthquakes that struck the country last month remains at 16,740, with most already discharged from the hospital. On Friday, Interim President Delcy Rodriguez said the country tapped $346 million from the IMF for earthquake reconstruction
Russia carried out a strike on the port city of Odesa in Ukraine that killed three, a local official reported on Wednesday, as European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen arrived in Kyiv to announce new defence initiatives. Overnight, Ukraine also said it struck 20 Russian vessels in the Black Sea, including gas tankers
The move follows a yearlong investigation by U.S. trade officials into what they described as unfair trade practices
Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo was convicted in absentia along with 15 RSF commanders and allies
PRESS REVIEW - Thursday, July 7: we look into new revelations on the Moroccan surveillance apparatus, five years after the first wave of the Pegasus spyware scandal. In other news, support for Israel is floundering on both sides of the political spectrum in Washington ahead of Israeli prime Minister Bejamin Netanyahu's visit this weekend. Finally, we look at international reactions to the World Cup semi-final, when Argentina made a historic comeback, quashing the Three Lions' hope of putting an end to 60 years of hurt