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The former Secretary of State Kerry John Kerry slammed the allegations as 'unequivocally false'.
A leaked interview with Iran's Foreign Minister Javad Zarif depicts the Revolutionary Guard Corps as the puppet masters in Iran's political sphere.
US to cut emissions by 50 percent by 2030
Facebook disabled accounts used by the Palestinian Authority's internal intelligence organisation to spy on journalists, human rights activists and political opponents.
US climate envoy attends UAE Climate Dialogue
The United States Special Presidential Envoy for Climate attended the regional climate dialogue, where MENA countries re-committed to the Paris ...
US climate envoy Kerry to visit UAE, India, Bangladesh
US climate envoy John Kerry will travel to the UAE, India and Bangladesh ahead of next month's climate summit hosted by Washington.
'Multiple' deaths in mass shooting at Colorado grocery store
A gunman killed multiple people including a police officer at a grocery store in Colorado, in the latest shooting to hit the western state.
Biden puts climate crisis at the forefront of policy
US President Joe Biden has put the climate crisis at the forefront of his global policies.
Biden to remake US role in climate crisis
Through a raft of executive orders, President Joe Biden committed the United States to tackling the climate crisis.
Biden signs multiple orders, including to end Muslim ban
US President Joe Biden signed a series of executive orders to reverse decisions by his predecessor Donald Trump, including the ban on entries ...
With Biden, Britain's Brexiteers lose cheerleader
Brexiteers will be waving goodbye to a US led by Donald Trump, as Joe Biden is set to take over.
Will Biden's presidency affect Iran's influence in Latin America?
In-depth: The Biden administration could reset caustic ties with Iran, but how will that affect Tehran's budding relations with socialist Latin ...
For Palestinians, Secretary Blinken is precious little to celebrate
Comment: Secretary of State Blinken will likely bring an 'acceptable' veneer to US enabling of Israel, but little concrete change, writes Ramona ...
Trump agrees to Biden transition - but not conceding
Trump acknowledged it was time for the General Services Administration to "do what needs to be done."
Biden taps Blinken for top diplomat
Biden picked longtime foreign policy advisor Antony Blinken to be his secretary of state.
Syria Insight: What to expect under the Biden administration
After Joe Biden's election win, Syrians are waiting for signs that he will take a more considered approach towards the country's civil war.
Pompeo heads to see allies turning page on Trump
With President Donald Trump refusing to concede and making unsubstantiated claims of fraud, Mike Pompeo, one of his most loyal aides, has dug in with him.
Next US leader 'must cede' to Iran demands: Rouhani
The next US president must cede to the demands of Iran, President Hassan Rouhani said on Tuesday.
Needing election boost, Trump prepares to dominate party convention
President Donald Trump will seek to revive his re-election hopes this week at the Republican Party's largely online convention.
US calls for extending UN Arms Embargo on Iran
The United States has put forward a resolution to extend the embargo on conventional weapons but faces opposition from veto-wielding Russia and ...
Afghanistan rivals end months-long feud with power-sharing deal
A power-sharing deal in Afghanistan has brought to an end months of feuding between Ashraf Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah.
A job or a calling? Human rights in Egypt
Comment: Founder of the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies, Bahey el-Din Hassan takes a in-depth look at the personalities and debates ...
Report on Assad chemical attacks, too little, too late
Comment: For the victims of Assad's chemical warfare, the damage inflicted by these attacks, and by the Russian propaganda surrounding them, has ...
US cuts $1bn in Afghan aid over leaders' deadlock
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Monday the US was cutting $1 billion in aid to Afghanistan, voicing disappointment over rival leaders ...
41 deaths reported as coronavirus spreads to 11 countries
The viral coronavirus has spread to at least 11 countries and killed 41 people, authorities confirmed on Saturday.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has remained supportive of a plan to send British troops to Yemen.
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