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Pezeshkian cleared for UN, but under tight limits

Iran

Pezeshkian cleared for UN, but under tight limits

Iranian media reported Monday that the United States has denied visas to part of President Masoud Pezeshkian's delegation, which is set to leave Iran Tuesday to attend the UN General Assembly in New York.

Saudi FM joins Gulf coordination meeting in New York

GCC

Saudi FM joins Gulf coordination meeting in New York

Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah took part in a Gulf Cooperation Council ministerial coordination meeting in New York ahead of the high-level week of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly, the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported.

Iran accuses French Centre of espionage

Iran

Iran accuses French Centre of espionage

France will summon Iran's ambassador and take appropriate measures in response after Iranian authorities sealed a French language centre affiliated with its embassy in Tehran, the Foreign Ministry said on Sunday. 

Explosion near US-coalition base in Erbil

Iraq

Explosion near US-coalition base in Erbil

An explosion was heard Sunday near Erbil airport in northern Iraq's Kurdistan region, where troops from the US-led anti-jihadist coalition remain stationed.

Iran warns US against new attack

Iran

Iran warns US against new attack

Iran warned on Sunday against any big new attack by the United States and its allies, saying it had information such a move was being prepared, adding to the anxiety in a region already on edge after drone and missile strikes on Saudi Arabia. 

Raï: Disarm Hezbollah, protect the South

Lebanon

Raï: Disarm Hezbollah, protect the South

Maronite Patriarch Béchara Raï raised the stakes Sunday, declaring that southern Lebanon "is not a bargaining chip." In his Sunday homily in Mayfouk, in the Jbeil district, the cardinal called for the "protection" of the region, insisting that such protection "begins with the state holding a monopoly on weapons », a thinly veiled call for Hezbollah's disarmament.

Six French nationals face death penalty in Baghdad IS trial

Iraq

Six French nationals face death penalty in Baghdad IS trial

An Iraqi court on Sunday opened the trial of six French nationals accused of belonging to Islamic State, with a member of the Supreme Judicial Council telling the court that the suspects could face the death penalty if convicted of crimes committed against Iraq and the Iraqi people.

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