For Benjamin Netanyahu, this political figure full of hatred and animosity, and the extremist background of his Zionist supporters, what goal is there beyond striking a blow to the Islamic Republic of Iran?

Xi’s appointees to China’s top military decision-making and command body boast combat experience and Taiwan expertise. While this doesn’t necessarily portend a confrontation in the Taiwan Strait, it does point to a more military-focused approach to the Taiwan issue.

On World Osteoporosis Day, we ask experts about how to deal with the condition, including medication that can be taken and vitamin deficiencies to be aware of. Five lifestyle changes to consider include more weight-bearing exercise, sleeping well and taking care of your gut microbiome.

resource constraints that will undoubtedly arise from economic sanctions will significantly reduce the capacity of the Ethiopian government, which already has limited means, to execute its most basic function: protecting the lives and property of its citizens.

China introduced new rules on November 1 that restrict the extent to which internet companies can collect and store user data. Known as the personal information protection law, it is said to be among the toughest data-protection regimes in the world.

The Tories’ short-lived attempt to tear up the independent system for combating parliamentary sleaze has been scrapped. After the government’s U-turn, MPs were due a fresh vote over whether to suspend Paterson from the Commons, but he has now resigned from the “cruel world of politics”.

It was long thought that surges in voting would help Democrats. So how does the party explain Glenn Youngkin’s victory?

The path of Prophet Muhammad (SAWA) was not paved with roses. It was strewn with thorns, at times poisonous and fatal, as is evident by his sufferings at the hands of the pagan Arabs, especially of Mecca, who refused to listen to his words of wisdom, mocked at him, derided him as insane, pelted him with stones, clamped a socio-economic boycott upon ...

this particular round of municipal elections was overemphasized by President Erdogan, who presented the elections as a “matter of survival” for the Turkish state. Such weighty framing may have mobilized Erdogan’s supporters as he wished; and yet, the opposition’s victory in local municipalities is now interpreted as a strong public warning to Erdogan ...

The top commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Maj. Gen. Mohammad Ali Jafari, earlier this week declared that Iran has trained 100,000 voluntary forces to share experiences and know-how with the Iraqi and Syrian militaries. In this vein, Jafari also asserted that Iran’s strategy in the region has been far more effective in containing ...

In the Name of God, the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful   All praise is due to Allah, the Lord of the Worlds, and peace and greetings be upon our Master and Prophet, Ab-al-Qassem Al-Mustafa Muhammad, upon his pure and immaculate household, upon his chosen companions and upon those who follow them in charity until the Day of Judgment  ...

The challenge for the next two years is to focus on that common ground, avoid a war between the United States and Iran, and prepare for an eventual U.S. return to the nuclear agreement with Tehran.

Less-developed countries are in need of power and knowledge in order to deal with the crises caused by the poverty and diseases which are mainly the consequence of conflicts among big powers.

Don Quixote has been inspiring to many a man of thought that prefer to be responsive to their circumstances, about whom Spanish philosopher George Santayana says, 'The mass of mankind is divided into two classes, the Sancho Panzas who have a sense for reality, but no ideals, and the Don Quixotes with a sense for ideals, but mad.”

Iranian ex-diplomat and former nuclear negotiator Hossein Mousavian in an article reviewd the US President Donald Trump's acts to nullify the progress which had been made in Iran-US ties during the Ex-US President Barack Obama.