The start of a new round of widespread popular protests in the southern provinces of Yemen in recent days against the poor economic and living conditions, the lack of social services and welfare, as well as the presence of foreign occupiers is presenting a new trouble for the Arab-Western alliance represented by Saudi Arabia.

The first foreign trip of the new Iranian President Sayyed Ibrahim Raeisi turned into one of most marked diplomatic events of the Islamic Republic's foreign policy in 40 years. During Raeisi's trip to Tajikistan, Iran was officially approved a member of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) after long wait.

Yemenis celebrated seventh anniversary of their 2014 "youths revolution" that ousted the largely reliant government of President Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi as over six years of their resistance to all-out blockade and apparently unequal war waged by Saudi Arabia have obviously come to fruition, making the victory over the foreign enemies and the home mercenaries look too close.

Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi arrived in Iran heading a high-ranking political delegation on Sunday.

On the eve of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Board of Governors' meeting that would focus on the Iranian nuclear program, some speculations suggest that the West is planning an anti-Iranian resolution especially following the biased report by the IAEA about peaceful Iranian nuclear program, the Western moves including the recent European tour of the US special envoy to Iranian affairs Robert Malley, and the massive Israeli media propaganda against Tehran in recent days.

ISIS terrorist group's remnants attacked the Iraqi federal police forces in Tal Satih village of Rashad county in Kirkuk on September 5, killing 13. Along with these attacks, the terrorist fighters made tangible movements in Nineveh province, launching several limited attacks that killed 2 police officers. Following the incidents, reports said the Iraqi National Security Council held an emergency meeting led by Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi.

Amid Turkish and Qatar struggle to resume Kabul airport flights, the Taliban announced that Emirati officials arrived in Afghanistan with an international flight.

Bahrain’s ruling family and Tel Aviv have expanded their bilateral cooperation since signing the normalization deal September last year. In May, Manama appointed its first ambassador in the occupied territories Khalid Yusef al-Jalahma.

The recent Israeli attacks to test Hezbollah military readiness met firm response from the Lebanese movement. The attacks, certainly carried out to see how Hezbollah would respond, showed that Tel Aviv dream of fishing in the Lebanon's troubled waters went nightmarish...

Nigeria Shiite leader Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky and his wife were released on July 28 after six years in prison where they were subjected to torture.

A year after the huge blasts of Beirut port, the situation remains far from normal in the country. While the Lebanese people expected to see plotters to be handed to justice on the first anniversary, many aspects of the incident are yet to be clear.

Experiencing relative peace for the past three months, Caucasus region saw renewed tensions between Azerbaijan and Armenia recently.

While in run-up to the fourth round of the US-Iraq strategic talks in Washington the debate about a timetable for withdrawal of the American troops from Iraq is dominant among political groups and the public, Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein commented on the need for Iraqi military training under the supervision of the US.

Several thousand years after the Abrahamic religions' story about the Nile River, Israelites, and Egypt, the three are meeting each other again in North Africa.

After months of delay to form a new cabinet, Prime Minister-designate Saad Hariri of Lebanon on Friday announced his resignation, the second such a failure in a year.