US, Iran chief negotiators in Qatar for nuclear talks
Talks to revive the nuclear deal began in Vienna in April last year.
'Greenwashing': a new climate misinformation battleground
Many companies have vowed to reach the "net zero" level of greenhouse gas emissions.
G7 denounces 'war crime' as Russian strike kills shoppers
A Russian missile strike on a crowded mall in central Ukraine killed at least 16 people Monday.
Zelensky urges G7 to help end Ukraine war by winter
Zelensky urged world powers to do their utmost to help end Russia's invasion by the end of the year.
Finland, Sweden leaders to discuss NATO bid with Erdogan
Finnish and Swedish leaders will discuss their stalled NATO bids with Turkish President on Tuesday.
Iran, US to resume indirect nuclear talks in Qatar
Iran and the United States plan to resume indirect talks this week in Qatar.
India arrests Modi critic who runs fact-checking website
Mohammed Zubair was arrested in Delhi after being called in for questioning in an earlier case.
Three dead, multiple injuries in US train derailment
Three people died when a long-distance train collided with a dump truck in the US state of Missouri.
Ten dead, 251 injured in chlorine gas leak at Jordan's Aqaba port
Ten dead, 251 injured in chlorine gas leak at Jordan's Aqaba port
At least 11 killed in Russian missile strike on shopping mall, Ukraine says
At least 11 killed in Russian missile strike on shopping mall, Ukraine says
At flooded cancer hospital in northeast India, chemotherapy given on the road outside
At flooded cancer hospital in northeast India, chemotherapy given on the road outside
Four dead, hundreds hurt as stands collapse in Colombia bullring
A full three-story section of wooden stands filled with spectators collapsed
Crisis-hit Sri Lanka shuts schools, urges work from home to save fuel
Fuel station queues have grown rapidly since last week.
Iran says to hold indirect talks with US on nuclear sanctions
The negotiations will be separate from broader talks in Vienna between Iran and major powers
Russian strikes hit Kyiv as G7 meets
Russian strikes hit a residential building in Kyiv in first attack on capital in almost three weeks.
Allies 'won't splinter' on Russia, Biden vows at G7
World powers on Sunday agreed to ban gold exports from Russia.
Western allies to hold four-way talks on Iran nuclear programme
leaders of Britain, France, Germany and US will hold four-way talks on Iran's nuclear programme.
Iraqi PM visits Saudi Arabia and Iran to discuss regional stability
Iraq's prime minister met with leaders in rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran on Sunday.
21 teenagers die in mysterious circumstances in S. African tavern
At least 21 teenagers died at the weekend after a night out at a township tavern in South Africa.
Russian missiles hit Kyiv residential buildings
The missiles struck just hours before the start of a G7 summit in Germany
WHO says monkeypox is not yet a health emergency
There have been more than 3,200 confirmed cases of monkeypox.
Summer means suffering: how workers survive intense Gulf heat
Summer means suffering for anyone working outside
Queen, politicians to inaugurate refugee museum in Denmark
Queen, politicians to inaugurate refugee museum in Denmark
Taliban pledge no interference with quake aid, but many await relief
Taliban pledge no interference with quake aid, but many await relief
Rome slams brakes on electric scooters
Residents also complain they are dumped haphazardly on narrow sidewalks
Shanghai reports zero Covid cases for first time in months
China is the last major economy committed to a zero-Covid strategy.
EU top diplomat visits Iran in bid to revive nuclear talks
The Iran nuclear deal has been hanging by a thread since 2018.
ICNA setups three-day mobile clinic in five communities of North Carolina
ICNA is one of the largest, non-profit, grassroots Muslim organizations in North America
US Supreme Court strikes down right to abortion
Protests broke out almost immediately in Washington and elsewhere.
Afghan quake survivors without food and shelter as aid trickles in
Aid trickled to devastated villages in remote parts of Afghanistan Friday.
Ukraine forced to cede key battleground city
Ukrainian forces prepared Friday to retreat from the strategic city of Severodonetsk.
BRICS nations call for Ukraine-Russia talks in declaration
An influential group of emerging economies said they backed talks between Moscow and Kyiv.
Putin defends Russia's stance on global food crisis
Putin said Friday Moscow's military action in Ukraine was not responsible for the global food crisis
EU top diplomat bids to 'reverse tensions' on surprise Iran visit
European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell was headed to Tehran on Friday.
US passes first major gun bill in decades
Gun regulation is a touchstone issue for both conservatives and liberals in the United States.
UN body to hold urgent debate on Afghan women, girls' rights
UN body to hold urgent debate on Afghan women, girls’ rights
Taliban fighter returns home to dead family and ruins after earthquake
Taliban fighter returns home to dead family and ruins after earthquake
Bangladesh floods leave 3.5 million children needing clean water: UNICEF
Bangladesh floods leave 3.5 million children needing clean water: UNICEF
Prince Charles says Commonwealth nations free to chart own course
Prince Charles says Commonwealth nations free to chart own course
Rescuers scramble to reach Afghan quake survivors as foreign aid arrives
Earthquake in Afghanistan on Wednesday killed at least 1,000 people and left thousands more homeless
EU grants candidate status to Ukraine as US ships weapons
European Union leaders granted candidate status Thursday to Ukraine.
Zelensky hails Ukraine's EU candidacy status as 'historic'
Zelensky hailed the EU's decision on Thursday to grant Ukraine official EU candidate status.
Road shelled as Russian forces battle for devastated Ukraine city
Russian forces shelled the Ukrainian city of Lysychansk's main supply road on Thursday.
Former US VP Pence blasts nuclear talks with Iran
Mike Pence lambasted the Biden administration's talks with Iran over a potential nuclear deal.
Myanmar's Suu Kyi moved to solitary confinement in prison
Aung San Suu Kyi remained in strong spirits after being transferred from house arrest to prison.
Afghans bury dead, dig for survivors of devastating quake
Afghans bury dead, dig for survivors of devastating quake
Taliban's isolation makes Afghan earthquake response harder
Taliban's isolation makes Afghan earthquake response harder
Germany triggers alarm stage of emergency gas plan as Russian flows drop
The measure is the latest escalation in a standoff between Europe and Moscow.
The EU: 65 years of pushing boundaries
Founded in 1957, the European Economic Community (later renamed the EU) started out with six members
At least 1,000 killed in Afghan quake, with fear toll will rise
The toll expected to rise as desperate rescuers dig through collapsed dwellings.
Key Ukrainian city under 'massive' Russian bombardment
Moscow's troops have been pummelling eastern Ukraine for weeks and are slowly advancing.
Russia FM in Iran for talks on boosting cooperation
Russian FM arrived in Iran on Wednesday for talks on boosting trade and energy cooperation.
US hints at Arab progress with Israel during Biden trip
US official hinted that more Arab nations are looking to improve relations with Israel.
Xi warns about 'expanding military alliances' at BRICS summit: state media
Chinese President Xi Jinping warned against "expanding" military ties on Wednesday.
Nigeria's homes are vanishing into the sea from climate change
Nigeria's homes are vanishing into the sea from climate change
Sri Lanka PM says economy 'has collapsed,' unable to buy oil
Sri Lanka PM says economy ‘has collapsed,’ unable to buy oil
Bangladesh, India race to help millions stranded in deadly flooding
Bangladesh, India race to help millions stranded in deadly flooding
Russia warns Lithuania, pushes into Ukraine's Donbas
Russia's war of words with EU member Lithuania escalated on Tuesday.
Turkey to host Ukraine grain talks next week: report
Turkey next week will host Russian, Ukrainian and UN officials for talks.
Palestinian killed by Israeli settler in West Bank: Palestinian ministry
A Palestinian was stabbed to death on Tuesday by an Israeli settler in the occupied West Bank.
Iran executed more than 100 people between January and March: UN
A report said Iran has executed more than 100 people in the first three months of 2022.
Biden says he plans to talk to China's Xi
President Joe Biden said Tuesday he plans to talk with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping.
UN Security Council stops travel for two Taliban education ministers
UN Security Council stops travel for two Taliban education ministers
Unknown soldier no more: World War I gravestone gets a name
Unknown soldier no more: World War I gravestone gets a name
Saudi crown prince concludes Egypt visit, heads to Jordan
Saudi crown prince concludes Egypt visit, heads to Jordan
Arizona fires sweep land rich with ancient sites, artifacts
Arizona fires sweep land rich with ancient sites, artifacts
'Good or bad, it's Hong Kong history' says British colonial museum founder
'Good or bad, it's Hong Kong history' says British colonial museum founder
Dozens dead, thousands homeless in Bangladesh, India floods
Dozens dead, thousands homeless in Bangladesh, India floods
Kyiv braces for heavier fighting as Russia-EU tensions climb
Zelensky accused Russia of holding Africa "hostage" by blocking wheat deliveries.
UN chief calls for extension of Syria cross-border aid resolution
UN resolution allowing aid deliveries across the Syrian-Turkish border has been in effect since 2014
Turkey says NATO summit 'not the deadline' for Finland, Sweden talks
Ankara has accused Finland and Sweden of providing a safe haven for outlawed Kurdish militants.
Veteran cameraman among five UK citizens released by Taliban
Taliban freed veteran cameraman and four other British nationals held in Afghanistan for six months.
Britain set for biggest rail strike in decades
Britain's railway network this week faces its biggest strike action in more than three decades.
Saudi crown prince heads to Egypt on start of tour
Saudi crown prince heads to Egypt on start of tour
Bangladesh military scrambles to reach millions marooned after deadly flooding
Bangladesh military scrambles to reach millions marooned after deadly flooding
Port of Odesa comes under missile attack as Russians advance in eastern Ukraine
Port of Odesa comes under missile attack as Russians advance in eastern Ukraine
Russia to 'intensify' fighting, Zelensky warns as EU decision on Ukraine looms
Zelensky warned Sunday that Russia was likely to intensify its "hostile activity" this week.
'We prepare for worst', says governor of Ukraine frontline region
The governor of the eastern Ukrainian region now seeing heavy fighting with Russia.
Macron loses parliament majority in stunning setback
French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday lost his parliamentary majority.
Thousands of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh rally to 'go home'
Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh staged demonstrations demanding repatriation back to Myanmar.
Islamic State claims Kabul Sikh temple attack
The Islamic State claimed responsibility for an attack on a Sikh temple in Afghanistan.
Sri Lanka troops open fire to contain fuel riots
Sri Lanka defaulted on its $51 billion foreign debt in April
The war in Ukraine could last 'for years': NATO chief
The easternmost Donbas region of Ukraine is currently partly under the control of Russian forces.
Millions stranded as floods ravage parts of Bangladesh, India, more rain forecast
Millions stranded as floods ravage parts of Bangladesh, India, more rain forecast
Zelenskiy vows Ukraine will prevail, Boris Johnson promises lasting support
Zelenskiy vows Ukraine will prevail, Boris Johnson promises lasting support
Isolated Greenland polar bear population adapts to climate change
Isolated Greenland polar bear population adapts to climate change
Bulldozers in India continue to demolish Muslims' houses, raze right to dissent
Bulldozers in India continue to demolish Muslims' houses, raze right to dissent
Attack on Sikh temple in Afghanistan's capital Kabul kills two
Attack on Sikh temple in Afghanistan's capital Kabul kills two
41 dead, millions stranded as floods hit Bangladesh, India
Floods are a regular menace to millions of people in low-lying Bangladesh.
Iran fighter jet crashes, injuring two crew: reports
The air force in sanctions-hit Iran has suffered several crashes in recent years
EU backs Ukraine's 'European dream' as Russia cuts gas supplies
Europe sent a powerful symbol of solidarity with Ukraine backing Kyiv's bid for EU candidate status.
Deadly air strike hits Ukraine frontline city as it readies for street battle
Russian air strike killed four people sheltering in cultural centre in Ukrainian city of Lysychansk.
Ukrainians train with army in Bucha base abandoned by Russia
Ukrainian civilians performed military exercises in fortified positions left by Russians in Bucha.
Biden downplays meeting with Saudi prince
Biden is attending a regional Gulf Cooperation Council summit in Saudi Arabia in mid-July.
Yemen truce a step toward broader peace deal: UN envoy
UN envoy said that a renewed two-month truce in Yemen is first step toward broader peace settlement.
British journalist confirmed dead in Brazil, US urges 'accountability'
Brazilian police on Friday officially identified the remains of British journalist Dom Phillips.
One killed, several wounded in Afghan mosque bombing: police
One killed, several wounded in Afghan mosque bombing
Saudi crown prince to visit Turkey in first since Khashoggi murder
Saudi crown prince to visit Turkey in first since Khashoggi murder
EU leaders back Ukraine membership bid in trip to war-torn Kyiv
EU's most powerful leaders embraced Ukraine's bid to be accepted as a candidate for EU membership.
Russia has 'strategically lost' Ukraine war: UK armed forces chief
UK armed forces chief said Russia has already "strategically lost" its war with Ukraine.
US condemns India party official's remarks on Prophet (PBUH)
State Department spokesman said we condemn the offensive comments made by two BJP officials.
Black US teen cleared of murder, 91 years after his execution
An African-American teen executed in 1931 for murder was exonerated by a Pennsylvania court.
European leaders talk up EU prospects for Ukraine in first visit since war began
European leaders talk up EU prospects for Ukraine in first visit since war began
Wildfires ravage woods in Spain's Catalonia as heat-wave bites
Wildfires ravage woods in Spain's Catalonia as heat-wave bites
Satellite spots huge burst of methane from Russian coal mine
Satellite spots huge burst of methane from Russian coal mine
China vows support for Russia, drawing US ire
President Xi Jinping assured Putin of China's support on Russian "sovereignty and security".
Turkey ready to host four-way meet on Ukrainian grain exports
Turkey is ready to host a four-partite meeting in Istanbul on Ukrainian grain exports.
US says getting arms to Ukraine 'as rapidly as possible'
Mark Milley insisted that Ukraine had received more tanks and artillery than requested.
UN decries Taliban's 'systematic oppression' of women
UN rights chief slammed the Taliban's "institutionalised systematic oppression" of women and girls.
Human remains found buried at Amazon missing search site: minister
A man reported to be Oliveira's brother, Amarildo da Costa de Oliveira, was arrested on June 7.
UN chief says women 'essential' to peace talks in global conflicts
UN chief says women 'essential' to peace talks in global conflicts
Biden announces $1 bn in new military aid for Ukraine
Biden announces $1 bn in new military aid for Ukraine
Most Gaza children suffer 'distress' after 15 years of blockade: NGO
Most Gaza children suffer 'distress' after 15 years of blockade: NGO
Amnesty urges India to stop 'vicious' Muslim protest crackdown
Amnesty International said India must immediately end a "vicious" crackdown on Muslims.
NATO chief urges 'more heavy weapons' for Ukraine
Jens Stoltenberg said Western countries must send Ukraine more heavy weaponry.
Donbas battle will determine course of war: Zelensky
President Zelensky asked his nation to stay strong in the face of Moscow's devastating attack.
Iran says still believes nuclear talks can yield deal
Iran on Tuesday said it still believes that negotiations can succeed to revive the 2015 nuclear deal
Biden signals US-Saudi thaw with prince meeting on Mideast trip
Joe Biden will meet with Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman next month.
Global nuclear spending surges as superpower tensions rise: report
ICAN report said that the world's nuclear powers are increasing investment in their arsenal.
UN chief: Governments' inaction on climate is 'dangerous'
UN chief: Governments' inaction on climate is 'dangerous'
Victim of pandemic, Hong Kong floating restaurant towed away
Victim of pandemic, Hong Kong floating restaurant towed away
What next? Ukraine's allies divided over Russia endgame
Germany and France have vowed to stop Putin from winning rather than to defeat him.
No way out for Ukrainians in embattled city as Russian forces destroy last bridge
Russian troops were trying to gain a foothold in the central part of city: Ukrainian military
Ukraine forces pushed back from Severodonetsk centre
Ukraine said its forces had been pushed back from the centre of key industrial city Severodonetsk.
US, S.Korea warn of swift reply if N.Korea conducts nuclear test
US and South Korea warned Monday of a swift response if North Korea conducts a nuclear test.
Top US, Chinese national security figures hold 'candid' talks
US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan met with his Chinese counterpart on Monday.
UK sets up EU battle with N.Ireland changes
UK government introduced legislation to rip up post-Brexit trading rules for Northern Ireland.
UN rights chief Bachelet won't seek second term
UN rights chief Michelle Bachelet said Monday she will not seek a second term.
Russia becomes India's second biggest oil exporter, trade sources' data show
Russia becomes India's second biggest oil exporter, trade sources' data show
Seventy Afghan couples marry in Kabul mass wedding
Seventy Afghan couples marry in Kabul mass wedding
North Korea plans crackdown as Kim pushes for internal unity
North Korea plans crackdown as Kim pushes for internal unity
'We beg God for water': Chilean lake turns to desert, sounding climate change alarm
'We beg God for water': Chilean lake turns to desert, sounding climate change alarm
Iraq's 'pearl of the south' Lake Sawa dry amid water crisis
Iraqs 'pearl of the south' Lake Sawa dry amid water crisis
In Milan, Ukrainian designers show off their cultural heritage
In Milan, Ukrainian designers show off their cultural heritage
Pakistan likely to exit FATF's grey list
Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Hina Rabbani Khar will lead the Pakistani delegation.
Russia strikes depot in west Ukraine, battle for Severodonetsk rages
Russian forces said they had struck a site in western Ukraine storing US- and EU-supplied weapons.
Amnesty accuses Russia of war crimes in Kharkiv, killing hundreds
Amnesty International on Monday accused Russia of war crimes in Ukraine.
UN agency urges Iran to resume stalled nuclear talks 'now'
International Atomic Energy Agency on Sunday urged Iran to resume talks "now" to avoid a crisis.
Iraqi MPs from firebrand cleric Moqtada Sadr's bloc resign: official
Iraqi lawmakers from firebrand Shiite cleric Moqtada Sadr's bloc resigned Sunday.
North Korea fires suspected artillery: Seoul
North Korea fired a series of artillery shots over the weekend, Seoul's military said.
Thousands of sheep drown as Sudan ship sinks
An overladen ship crammed with thousands of sheep sank Sunday in Sudan's Red Sea port of Suakin.
Norway to label products from Israeli settlements
The settlements in the occupied territories are illegal under international law.
In Kyiv, EU chief says to give signal on Ukraine's hopes next week
In Kyiv, EU chief says to give signal on Ukraine's hopes next week
Two protestors martyred in firing by Indian Police
Two protestors martyred in firing by Indian Police
China will 'not hesitate to start war' over Taiwan, Beijing tells US
Beijing will "not hesitate to start a war" if Taiwan declares independence, China told US.
Ukraine hits Russian targets, France offers Odessa help
Ukraine tried to push back Russian troops in the east and south on Friday.
Nine European countries urge NATO to beef up eastern flank
Nine Central and Eastern European countries on Friday asked NATO to strengthen its eastern flank.
Iran's nuclear tactics leaves Biden with tough choices
Negotiations to restore Iran nuclear agreement have been at an impasse for three months.
Biden warns forces behind US Capitol riot 'remain at work today'
Biden said it's important the American people understand what truly happened at the US Capitol.
Foreign fighters in Ukraine sentenced to death by pro-Russians
Separatist authorities in the Donetsk region of the Donbas ordered the death penalty.
Putin compares his actions to Peter the Great's conquests
President Vladimir Putin on Thursday compared his current actions to Peter the Great's conquest.
US Capitol riot probe puts Trump at heart of 'attempted coup'
The committee also aired grim footage of the violence that engulfed the seat of government.
Iran removal of monitoring cameras may scupper nuclear talks: IAEA
IAEA members on Wednesday passed a resolution censuring Iran over its lack of cooperation.
Blinken warns Iran actions risk deepening nuclear crisis, isolation
Iran's actions threatened the possible restoration of the 2015 six-party nuclear deal, Blinken said.
'Fierce battle' in key east Ukraine city largely under Moscow control: Zelensky
Russian forces are now largely in control of the key eastern Ukrainian city of Severodonetsk.
Iran disconnects nuclear site cameras as IAEA censure adopted
Iran said it disconnected some IAEA cameras monitoring its nuclear sites Wednesday.
US, UK, France and Germany urge Iran to 'cooperate with IAEA'
The US, Britain, France and Germany on Wednesday urged Iran "to fulfil its legal obligations.
Armed drone attack wounds three in Iraqi Kurdistan
The attack took place three kilometres from the construction site of the new US consulate in Erbil.
US military aircraft with 5 onboard crashes in California
A US military aircraft with five Marines on board crashed in southern California on Wednesday.
Afghan Taliban unveils new uniforms for reconstituted police force
Afghan Taliban unveils new uniforms for reconstituted police force
UK's PM 'in denial' as he faces MPs after confidence vote
UK's PM 'in denial' as he faces MPs after confidence vote
'Only God can help': Hundreds die as Somalia faces famine
'Only God can help': Hundreds die as Somalia faces famine
At least 10 dead in Iran train derailment: state media
Five of the train's 11 coaches came off the track.
Russia claims progress in fight for Ukraine flashpoint city
Russia claimed its forces had taken control of residential neighbourhoods in Ukraine's Severodonetsk
Lavrov in Turkey for talks on Ukraine grain exports
Russian FM began a two-day visit to Turkey for talks on unblocking grain exports from Ukraine.
Countries hand motion censuring Iran to UN nuclear watchdog
US, Britain, France and Germany have submitted a motion to UN atomic energy watchdog to censure Iran
Israel mainly to blame for conflict: UN report
The 18-page report mainly focuses on evaluating a long line of past UN investigations.
Fears mount for British journalist missing in Amazon
Dom Phillips, 57, and respected indigenous specialist Bruno Pereira, 41, went missing early Sunday
Ukraine's Zelenskiy says it will fight for all territory amid fierce battle in east
Ukraine's Zelenskiy says it will fight for all territory amid fierce battle in east
US woman to plead guilty to leading Islamic State battalion
US woman to plead guilty to leading Islamic State battalion
Street fighting, constant shelling as Russia pushes for control of Ukraine's Donbas
Russia says it is on a mission to "liberate" the Donbas
Ukraine president says 'outnumbered' in strategic city Severodonetsk
The Russian and Ukrainian forces battled for control of the eastern city of Severodonetsk.
White House defends Biden plans for Saudi meeting
White House defended plans for President Joe Biden to meet with Saudi Arabia's crown prince.
Syria intercepts Israeli missiles: state media
Syrian air defence intercepted Israeli missiles south of Damascus on Monday.
India's ruling party faces Mideast furore at Prophet (PBUH) remarks
The United Arab Emirates became the latest country to voice its condemnation of the remarks.
Iran to face censure amid stalled nuclear talks
The International Atomic Energy Agency's Board of Governors meets Monday through Friday in Vienna.
UK PM Johnson survives Tory MPs' no-confidence vote
British PM Boris Johnson on Monday survived a vote of no confidence from his own Conservative MPs.
Senators to stage protest before Indian embassy on Friday
Senators to stage protest before Indian embassy on Friday
Don't close the embassy, US ambassador tells Russia
Ukraine - and its Western backers - says it is fighting for its survival
Gulf states protest Indian official's 'Islamophobic' remarks
The remarks by a spokesperson for Modi's party last week were blamed for clashes in an Indian state.
Putin warns of strikes over missile supplies as blasts rock Kyiv
Putin warned that Moscow will hit new targets if the West supplies Ukraine with long-range missiles.
Ukraine says regained ground from Russia in key eastern city
Ukrainian official said that his country's forces now control "half of the city" of Severodonetsk.
UK to give Ukraine long-range missile systems
Britain said Monday it will mirror the United States and send long-range missile systems to Ukraine.
Queen Elizabeth II ends historic jubilee with vow to carry on
Queen Elizabeth II on Sunday brought the curtain down on her historic Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
At least 22 dead after India pilgrim bus falls into gorge
At least 22 people have died after a bus in northern India plunged into a gorge on Sunday.
5 killed, two dozen wounded in weekend US mass shootings
Five people were killed in a pair of weekend mass shootings in the United States.
Three killed, 11 wounded in Philadelphia shooting: police
Local media outlets reported that no arrests had been made.
Putin warns of new targets if Ukraine supplied with long-range missiles
Putin said that the sole aim of the West supplying arms to Ukraine was to prolong the conflict.
Zelensky vows victory as 100 days of war pass in Ukraine
Ukraine's president vowed victory Friday even as Russian troops pounded the east.
AU head says 'reassured' after talks with Putin on food shortages
Putin hosted Senegalese president, who chairs African Union, at his Black Sea residence in Sochi.
Iran warns of 'immediate' response to 'political' action by IAEA
Iran said Friday it will respond immediately to any "political" action at a looming meeting of IAEA.
Biden confirms 'possibility' of Saudi Arabia trip
US President Joe Biden confirmed Friday he was considering a trip to Saudi Arabia.
