British arms exports fueling Saudi war on Yemen three times more than government revelations 

The UK government’s official figures says it signed £6.7 billion worth of arms sales to Saudi Arabia since Riyadh began its bombing campaign on neighboring Yemen in March 2015. These included bombs, missiles, and warplanes.

How did Yemen become world’s worst humanitarian crisis?

Over the years, Saudi Arabia’s blockade on Yemen has been widely documented as the main reason behind the crisis. However, this policy of placing an entire region or country under siege or economic blockade did not originate from Riyadh.

Report reveals Saudi crimes against Yemenis

TEHRAN – A human rights group monitoring the Yemen situation has revealed a shocking amount of damage caused by Saudi Arabia during its war in the Arab country.

How the West is fuelling the war on Yemen?

When Saudi Arabia declared war on Yemen back in March 2015, Riyadh predicted that the ‘military intervention’ would take around three weeks to complete.

Oman: Iran supports peace efforts in the region

TEHRAN— In an interview with Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper published on Saturday, Omani foreign minister Badr al-Busaidi has said that Iran is an advocate of peace and stability in the region.

Why did Saudi Arabia wage a war on Yemen?

To say the war on Yemen was a major development in the history of West Asia might be an understand. It will certainly go down In history, perhaps not in favor of the Saudis though.

Iran-Saudi dialogue enters new phase as officials from both sides welcome talks

TEHRAN— In recent developments between Tehran and Riyadh, officials from both sides expressed hope that the talks would be beneficial.

OPEC in chaos as Saudi-UAE spat goes public

Riyadh and Abu Dhabi are embroiled in a rare public dispute that has halted an agreement among OPEC plus members.

Saudi Arabia cherishes dialogue opportunity with Iran

TEHRAN — Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister Faisal Ben Farhan has spoken about Iran and Palestine in an interview with the Italian newspaper La Repubblica published on Saturday.

Iranian diplomat: Iran’s foreign policy will not change

TEHRAN — In an interview with IRNA news agency published on Saturday, Iranian Ambassador to Croatia Parviz Esmaeili said that the foreign policy framework of the Islamic Republic of Iran will remain unchanged. He also said that Iran has had fewer coronavirus casualties compared to the rest of the world.

'Mr. Raisi has almost a clear understanding of Iran’s foreign policy'

Ex-FM Mottaki says Saudi Arabia tricked U.S. into Yemen war

TEHRAN — In an exclusive interview with the Tehran Times, former Iranian foreign minister Manouchehr Mottaki says Saudi Arabia deceived the United States into the war against Yemen in 2015.

Iran learn fate at 2022 World Cup qualification Round 3

TEHRAN – Iran national football team learned their fate at the 2022 World Cup qualifiers on Thursday.

Iran slams UN for not including Israel, S. Arabia in child-killing blacklist

TEHRAN — Iran on Monday severely criticized the United Nations for failing to include Israel and Saudi Arabia in its blacklist of parties violating minors’ rights during conflicts, calling on the world body to adopt a non-discriminatory approach in naming and shaming child-killer regimes.

New details of UK’s arms sales to repressive regimes condemned

New data shows the UK has made a nice profit over the past decade selling weapons to countries classified by London itself as having a dire record on human rights and civil liberties.

Yemen launches new massive retaliatory operation in Southern Saudi Arabia

The Yemeni army has announced one of the largest military operations in response to Saudi Arabia’s war crimes against its southern neighbor.

Yemeni army launches retaliatory drone, missile strikes on Saudi Arabia

Yemeni Armed Forces have carried out drone and ballistic missile operations in southern Saudi Arabia in retaliation for the Riyadh regime’s devastating military campaign and crippling blockade against its impoverished neighbor.

Yemeni forces kill scores of Saudi mercenaries, troops in retaliatory attack

Yemeni forces have retaliated against Saudi Arabia in a large operation that involved armed drones. The cross-border attack targeted a military site in the southwest of the Kingdom. A Yemeni army spokesman says “The operation was carried out using ten Qasef-2K drones. It targeted the command center, training sections, and other parts of the barracks”

Yemen, Palestine slam UN Chief for excluding Saudis, Israel from children’s blacklist

Yemen has strongly denounced the United Nations Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, for removing Saudi Arabia for the second year in a row from a blacklist of countries and groups responsible for harming children during conflicts.

Deadly clashes in Yemen as Saudi Arabia targeted with 17 drones

Fresh battles have erupted between Yemeni forces and militants loyal to Saudi Arabia in Yemen’s strategic northern city of Marib. The clashes are reported to have left 16 pro-Saudi militants killed.

Saudis may see opportunity in Raisi win to mend ties with Iran

TEHRAN – With a new president taking the helm in Tehran, relations between Iran and some neighboring Arab states seem to be moving in a direction of de-escalation given the momentum of peace generated in the wake of Ayatollah Ebrahim Raisi’s win in Iran’s presidential election.

Saudia Arabia "to execute" 40 teens

Human Rights activists have raised the alarm over plans by Saudi Arabia to execute more than 40 teenagers. According to monitoring group, Saudi Leaks, the shocking revelation comes just a week after the Kingdom carried out the death penalty for Mustafa al-Darwish, who was sentenced for alleged crimes committed as a minor.

Zarif says all must back President-elect Raisi, predicts JCPOA would be revived in Rouhani admin.

TEHRAN - Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says every Iranian must support President-elect Ebrahim Raeisi and all administrative affairs must be in accordance with his decisions.