Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva campaigns in the pivotal state of Sao Paulo ahead of a nail-biter election that has been marred by scandals and mudslinging.
Iran is developing a fully homegrown satellite mapping platform designed to provide services similar to Google Earth, as the country moves ahead with plans to establish a national navigation system.
A senior Lebanese parliamentarian stresses that the Beirut government must not deny the nation’s right to self-defense if it can’t protect them against Israeli aggression.
Iran finished the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games sixth overall with 19 golds and 52 medals, combining dominant wrestling, weightlifting and taekwondo performances with major breakthroughs across women’s sport and emerging disciplines.
The ministry declared that Moscow will continue to carry out “massive retaliatory strikes” targeting military facilities in Kiev and other Ukrainian cities.
Jolie posted satellite images of the Gaza Strip showing the scale of destruction before and after the Israeli regime’s genocidal war on the besieged territory.
Around 70,000 people demonstrate for the right to housing in the centre of Madrid, according to the Spanish government's regional office in the capital, though organisers put the figure at 500,000.
Years of air strikes and naval blockade have reduced Hodeidah Port, a lifeline for up to 30 million people, to a fraction of its capacity.
The US faces criticism over election interference in Brazil amid a consular suspension described as a destabilization ploy.
George Galloway rallies thousands in South Africa in support of continued activism and resistance for Palestinian liberation.
Germany’s National Day sees large protests against the government’s foreign policy in Berlin and Stuttgart.
Deputy Chairman of Russia’s Security Council Dmitry Medvedev has said he found the Iranian nation deeply united and determined in defending its independence.
Soaring fuel prices are squeezing French households, while G7 plans to release emergency reserves amid disrupted shipping routes.
Student protests over education standards have disrupted more than 700 French schools, triggering clashes and over 5,000 arrests.
The Yemeni Armed Forces have carried out a qualitative military operation against facilities of the Saudi oil giant Aramco in the enemy capital, Riyadh.
This episode looks at the escalation of war between Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Ansarullah.
Iran has congratulated the people and government of Iraq on the withdrawal of American occupying forces and other foreign troops after more than two decades of disastrous military presence.
Iran and Iraq are set to resume direct flights on Sunday after Baghdad secured a US exemption allowing Iranian airlines to operate up to 40 daily flights to Najaf.
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