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Welsh First Minister: UK must ‘reform’ to survive

In an emotional speech Wales’s First Minister urges wide ranging reforms to prevent the breakup of the United Kingdom.

US sanctions against Iran make negotiations impossible: Zarif

Foreign Minister Zarif says the US sanctions on the Islamic Republic make future negotiations impossible.

Tanzania not sharing information on suspected Ebola cases: WHO

The World Health Organization accuses Tanzania of failing to provide information on suspected cases of Ebola in the country.

What was the Queen’s role in the suspension of Parliament?

John Ross, Senior Fellow, Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, talks to PressTV on the Queen’s role in the chaotic moments which play through in the UK.

Islam portrayed too “positively”?

Aramco attacks busted US-Saudi military might myth!

Aramco attacks reveal US Saudi vulnerability despite claims!

UK travel giant Thomas Cook faces collapse

Thomas Cook’s 178-year existence was hanging by a thread on Sunday after the iconic British travel firm struggled to find further private investment.

Variety of species on display in Tehran’s Safadasht Zoo

With just a short visit to a newly-inaugurated zoo in western Tehran, you can see the rarest animals.

Unlike Israel, Iran is friend of regional nations: Larijani

Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani says Iran is a friend of regional nations while Israel is the main enemy of Muslim countries.

Bundesliga: Bayern Munich 4-0 ّFC Koln

Bayern Munich have maintained their unbeaten start to the new Bundesliga season, after beating Kolnne 4-nil at the Allianz Arena. 

Pelosi: Trump turning ‘blind eye’ to Saudi violence in Yemen

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has criticized President Donald Trump for turning ”a blind eye to Saudi Arabia’s continued violence” in Yemen.

Egyptian police, anti-Sisi protesters clash for second night in Suez

Egyptian police have fired tear gas and live rounds to disperse hundreds of anti-government protesters in the port city of Suez.

Iran to present ‘Hormuz Peace Initiative’ at UN: President Rouhani

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says Iran will present at the United Nations this year an initiative for regional cooperation to ensure peace in the Strait of Hormuz.

ICE to resume detaining migrant families at Texas facility

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement will soon resume detaining migrant families in Texas.

UN urges Saudi Arabia to seize opportunity as Yemen offers ceasefire

The UN welcomes a proposal by Yemen’s Houthi Ansarullah movement to halt strikes on Saudi Arabia in return for an end to the Saudi-led coalition attacks on Yemen.

Iran’s Armed Forces holding parades to mark start of Sacred Defense Week

Iranian Armed Forces begin military parades across the country, including in the Persian Gulf, to mark the start of the Sacred Defense Week.

US senator slams congress as ‘complicit’ in Trump ‘by failing to act’

A US senator and presidential hopeful slams Congress as “complicit” in President Trump’s persisting criminal activity by failing to impeach him.

US official claims ISIL militant were among Afghans massacred in drone attack

A senior US official in Afghanistan claims ISIL militants were among farmers massacred in latest US drone attack.

Thousands rally in Sana’a to mark anniv. of Sep. 21 revolution

Large crowds from across Yemen have gathered in capital Sana’a to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the September 21st revolution.

UK: Civil war flare-up marks Labour Party Conference opening day

Just one day into this year’s annual Labour Party Conference and already an internal dispute erupted after an attempt was made to oust the Deputy Labour leader Tom Watson.

Egypt: anti-Sisi protest breaks out in downtown Cairo

Protesters rally in Talaat Harb Street in downtown Cairo shouting slogans, as rare small protests broke out overnight in the Egyptian capital and other cities.

An Insider’s View of the Country: Iran’s Traditional Music

Iran win Asian volleyball championship title

Team Iran have been crowned the champions of the 2019 Asian Men’s Volleyball Championship, after sweeping aside Australia in straight sets, in the final showdown.

Massive state repression as Yellow Vests hit 10 months

France saw the worst day of nationwide violence of against protesters since May 1st, when unchecked police brutality infamously forced protesters to take refuge in a hospital.

Iran’s Zarif warns war with Iran would spread beyond borders

Iran’s Zarif warns the US that any war with Iran would have dire consequences for the entire Middle East.