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Turkey's Foreign Minister defends Iran's finest democrats

Turkey

Turkey's Foreign Minister defends Iran's finest democrats

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is devastated. Absolutely beside himself. On Tuesday, he took to the podium in Ankara to condemn Israel's "illegal political assassinations" of Iranian "statesmen and politicians."

Macron: Prestige on the cheap, courage not included

Diplomacy

Macron: Prestige on the cheap, courage not included

French President Emmanuel Macron announced Tuesday that France would "never take part" in operations to unblock the Strait of Hormuz, directly contradicting US President Donald Trump, who had given Macron an "8 out of 10" for his supposed willingness to help.

Lebanon's Foreign Minister condemns alleged Hezbollah operation in Kuwait

Kuwait

Lebanon's Foreign Minister condemns alleged Hezbollah operation in Kuwait

Lebanese Foreign Minister Joe Raggi expressed his "firm condemnation" of an alleged Hezbollah sabotage operation in Kuwait, following Kuwait's Interior Ministry announcement Monday of the arrest of 16 individuals, 14 Kuwaitis and two Lebanese nationals , accused of Hezbollah affiliation.

Syrian authorities ban alcohol in Damascus

Syria

Syrian authorities ban alcohol in Damascus

Syrian authorities have banned alcohol from restaurants and bars in Damascus, one of the clearest moves yet by the Islamist-led government towards enforcing conservative ways since Ahmed al-Sharaa toppled Bashar al-Assad 15 months ago.

Iran's most powerful security chief eliminated

Iran

Iran's most powerful security chief eliminated

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz announced Tuesday that Ali Larijani, Iran's security chief, had been killed in an Israeli strike. Tehran has not confirmed or denied the claim.

Iraq in talks with Iran to safeguard oil tanker traffic through Hormuz

Iraq

Iraq in talks with Iran to safeguard oil tanker traffic through Hormuz

Iraq's oil minister said Baghdad is talking to Iran about allowing some of the country's oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, the state news agency reported on Tuesday, as Iraq seeks to ease disruptions to crude exports following recent attacks on tankers in its own waters.

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