Iran

Anti-regime demonstrations erupted in around 100 towns and cities last year, with a new fuel tax sparking off simmering unrest.

Iran has led the push back against the Israel-UAE normalization deal, describing it as a betrayal of the Palestinians and Muslims more broadly.

European diplomat Helga Maria Schmid said signatories aim to "ensure full implementation of the agreement despite current challenges."

Iran champions itself as standing for the "oppressed," but it is in fact one of the world's worst oppressors.

The next two months are absolutely critical.

The stakes of the 2020 election could not possibly be higher for America's national security.

The Trump administration has rightfully put the final nail in the coffin of liberal international institutionalism.

Iranian lawmakers have proposed new legislation that would ban all foreign messaging apps and introduce new penalties for those trying to circumvent web controls.

The men allegedly sought to conceal where the petroleum came from by bribing a Chinese official, setting up shell companies and using false contractual documents.

The CEO of a technology firm has claimed that Iranian forces used a Russian-made radar system to identify and track American warplanes in January.

The United Nations Security Council rejected American efforts to reimpose sanctions on Iran and to extend an international arms embargo on Tehran.

The normalization of relations between Israel and the UAE could see more advanced American weapons sold to both nations.

The ayatollah is interested not in truth, but in sowing discord in America.

The Iranian supreme leader attacked imports from "a certain luxury US mobile brand," but sent his condemnation through an Apple product.

Any and all forms of Iranian appeasement must be taken off the table.

A missile explosion sent shrapnel into the aircraft, which likely disrupted the plane's recorders, the Civil Aviation Organization of Iran claimed.

Europe must find its backbone and join the U.S. in holding Iran accountable.

"We have legitimate requests that are there," UAE State Minister for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash said Thursday. "We ought to get them."

A welcome opportunity to bolster U.S.-U.K. relations.

"The U.S. move to 'snapback' U.N. sanctions is manifestly illegal, illegitimate and will not be accepted by neither Security Council or JCPOA members nor the rest of the world community," Iran's mission to the U.N. told Newsweek.

"We have made great progress in the field of strategic and deterrent weaponry," Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said.

President Donald Trump seeks a "snapback" of international sanctions against Iran but Russia and China oppose the idea and even U.S. allies aren't on board.

To the world, he's a hardline opponent of peace, but the record proves that Israel's longest-serving prime minister is his country's most skillful and successful diplomat.

The Iranian Parliament's Commission of National Security and Foreign Policy ordered the country's nuclear authority to "immediately return all nuclear activity" to levels attained before the JCPOA if the U.S. triggered sanctions.

Kushner said the Middle East "was a total mess" when Trump took office and he's "ending wars," rebuilding alliances destroyed by past presidents.

"The limits of the Trump administration's highly unilateral and aggressive foreign policy are being exposed," an opinion column argued.

Days after the United States lost a bid to extend a United Nations arms embargo on Iran, China and Russia agreed to a summit aimed at avoiding potential conflict between the U.S. and Tehran.

The United Nations arms embargo on Iran will expire in October, despite repeated U.S. efforts to extend it.

Iran has repeatedly violated the flawed nuclear accord since the day it was announced.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said "the United States will never abandon our friends in the region who expected more from the Security Council," where Russia is trying to push a plan to protect the Persian Gulf.