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Khaled Pirzadeh has been allegedly beaten by Iran's brutal authorities on multiple occasion, leaving him in need of hospital treatment, which he has been denied.
Saudi Arabia’s U.N. ambassador disputed the U.S. intelligence report which concluded that the Saudi crown prince approved an operation to kill Jamal Khashoggi.
US men who 'helped Ghosn escape' arrive in Japan
Ex-US special forces member Michael Taylor and his son Peter allegedly staged the operation that saw former international jet-setter Ghosn packed into an audio-equipment case and onto a private jet.
Verbatim transcript of Syrian Koblenz trial is a must
Comment: The Koblenz trial is of national interest to Germany. Denying that, is to also deny Syrians a valuable, formal archive of ...
The Iraq Report: Turkey and Iran trade diplomatic blows
Iraq has once more emerged as an arena of competition between Turkey and Iran as the two historic rivals clash over Ankara's intervention ...
Myanmar's coup: How global powers failed Rohingya Muslims
Analysis: With the veneer of Myanmar's democracy now removed, the plight of Rohingya Muslims continues to be overshadowed by geopolitical interests.
Three names removed from Khashoggi intelligence report
The Office for the Director of National Intelligence has said the individuals were 'erroneously' included in the report.
Britain risks creating 'new Guantanamo' in Syria, warns NGO
The court has left the fate of Shamima Begum in the hands of the British government, which is unwilling to assist, said Reprieve.
Libya speaker flags March for government confidence vote
The Libyan parliament will discuss holding a vote of confidence on a new unified government on 8 March.
Anger brews over prison death of Bangladesh writer
Hundreds of people in Bangladesh took part Saturday in a second day of demonstrations sparked by the death of a writer at a high ...
4 protesters killed in clashes with Iraq security forces
Clashes between Iraqi security forces and anti-government demonstrators in the city of Nasiriyah left four protesters dead.
Trial sparks a wave of desperation in Iraq's Kurdistan
Comment: The trial of five Kurdish activists and journalists for 'spying' has left Kurds furious with their leaders. As hardship increases, they ...
Somalia’s opposition postpones protest over election delay
Pressure on the Somali government had been mounting after the failure to hold elections on February 8 due to a disagreement on how to carry out ...
UK bars return of IS recruit groomed as teenager
Judges unanimously ruled that Begum's right to a fair hearing did not override considerations such as public safety.
Biden, Saudi king speak ahead of Khashoggi murder report
US President Joe Biden held his first phone call with Saudi King Salman ahead of the declassification of intelligence on the murder of Jamal ...
Israel freezes vaccine gifts scheme amid legal uncertainty
Israel halted its plan to distribute surplus coronavirus vaccines.
Generation Identity: The new face of Europe’s far-right movement
In-depth: France has said it will dissolve Generation Identity, one of Europe's fastest growing far-right youth movements.
Armenia PM takes to the streets, denounces 'coup attempt'
Thousands marched through the streets of the capital Yerevan in support of Pashinyan, with the opposition urging him to step down to avoid ...
Pro-military marchers in Myanmar attack anti-coup protesters
The chaos complicates an already intractable standoff between the military and a protest movement that has been staging large-scale ...
Turkey sentences three over Ghosn escape from Japan
The men who aided Carlos Ghosn in his escape from Istanbul to Lebanon have been jailed by an Istanbul court.
Hunger and despair wreak misery in Syria's Rukban camp
In-depth: With humanitarian conditions deteriorating, residents face the impossible choice of returning to regime-held territory and facing ...
Florida man accused of trying to join terror group
Mohamed Fathy Suliman allegedly travelled to Turkey in 2014 with the intention of joining the Islamic State in Syria.
Biden moves to reengage with Palestinians after Israel focus
Joe Biden’s administration is seeking reach out to the Palestinian leadership and engage both sides in a lasting solution.
Violence surged in Afghanistan after peace talks: UN report
A new UN report has documented a rise in violence after the start of peace talks, as calls for a ceasefire are ignored.
Fathi Bashagha's convoy was 'fired on from an armoured car' on Sunday, an official said.
Dozens of people have been injured and hundreds detained as anti-coup protests continue in Myanmar.
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