Iran

"... Russia must not get any military aid ... He assured me Russia won't be able to sell stolen Ukrainian grain to Iran," Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said.

The U.S. intelligence community has yet to come to a firm conclusion about whether Iran wants a nuclear bomb.

President Joe Biden and the Israeli Prime Minister reaffirmed the "unbreakable bonds" between their two countries.

While President Biden continues his trip to Israel, the Iranian threat remains very real.

"The only thing worse than the Iran that exists now is Iran with nuclear weapons," the president said in an interview that aired Wednesday.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Nasser Kanaani said "no specific development came about recently" in regard to Iran-Russia military technology ties.

The White House has said it believes Iran is providing Russia "hundreds" of unmanned aerial vehicles, including armed drones, to use in its invasion of Ukraine.

The reformed, MBS-era kingdom of Saudi Arabia shares core regional enemies with the United States.

Using different tools for civil disobedience, social media activism, as well as street protests and strikes, Iranians have continued their protests against the kleptocratic authoritarian regime and the diminishing prosperity of the country.

One expert said a bigger BRICS bloc "could, in theory, facilitate economic linkages and step into gaps that U.S. institutions are not filling due to sanctions."

The destruction of women's rights, minority rights, and other civil liberties took only a matter of months. Distraught and bewildered, people took to the streets to protest but they were met with batons, teargas, and bullets. Four decades later, the war on women and minorities still continues in Iran.

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"If Biden doesn't take a dramatic step to get more oil flowing, he will pay a political price," Bourse & Bazaar CEO Esfandyar Batmanghelidj said.

The former VP spoke in Albania to the People's Mujahedeen of Iran, which was removed from the U.S. terror list in 2012 after years of fighting Iran's regime.

An Israeli security official revealed to Newsweek "a very significant amount of work" on Israel's border security strategy near Egypt and Jordan.

A former Saudi official told Newsweek that the kingdom is "capable of finding a way to supply America with the oil they need, but there will be an exchange for that."

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"This, of course, poses a serious challenge to our ability to continue working there," said the International Atomic Energy Agency's director-general.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has said Iran's enemies are waging a "psychological war" against the country.

Delivering nuclear weapons to the Iranian regime is the only coherent and unifying foreign policy idea in today's Democratic Party.

The push for some sort of new deal with Iran has proven to be remarkably resilient, despite significant opposition at home.

Iran should not be offered the opportunity to press for additional concessions from America and the West—and the Biden administration should stop begging.

The simulation, dubbed "Chariots of Fire," is reportedly the largest military drill in Israel's history.

"The balance in the Middle East is too delicate just to ruin it because of Ukraine," retired Soviet and Russian lieutenant-general Evgeny Buzinshkiy told Newsweek.

I know how it feels to live with the deep scars made by the fear, isolation, and grief of fleeing your home.

The spokesperson for Iraq's Hezbollah Al-Nujaba Movement told Newsweek that the group "has strong relations and high coordination with the Lebanese resistance and the Palestinian resistance movements."

On Tuesday, Secretary of State Antony Blinken testified that Iran has accelerated its nuclear program from a year to a couple weeks.

The Balochistan Liberation Army claimed a deadly attack against Chinese citizens in Pakistan, the latest sign of growing instability in Afghanistan affecting neighbors.

"Unfortunately, some extremist forces are embarking on racial and ethnic disparities in Afghanistan for their own narrow political objectives," Iran's U.N. mission told Newsweek.

The Biden administration is now trying out the claim that the agreement will at least slow Iran's attacks on U.S. troops.