AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Jun. 30 (DID) – Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and his French counterpart Jean-Noël Barrot discussed the latest regional developments and the implementation of the Islamabad MoU during a phone call on Monday evening.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Jun. 29 (DID) – US President Donald Trump has said he will send his representatives to meet Iranian representatives in Doha, Qatar on Tuesday.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Jun. 29 (DID) – The Iraqi Prime Minister announced his visit to the Islamic Republic of Iran in the near future, media in the region said on Monday.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Jun. 29 (DID) – Hebrew-language media in the occupied Palestinian territories reported a fire on a bus en route to occupied Quds.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Jun. 29 (DID) – Senior Iranian and Qatari military officials held a telephone consultations on Monday.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Jun. 29 (DID) – Foreign Ministry Spoksaman Esmaeil Baghaei has denied the US President Donald Trump’s claim that the two sides will hold talks in Doha in the coming days.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Jun. 29 (DID) – Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi arrived in the holy city of Najaf on Monday after wrapping up his Karbala visit.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Jun. 29 (DID) – Qatar condemned an Israeli ground invasion into Syria, describing it as a “flagrant violation” of its sovereignty and international law.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Jun. 29 (DID) – At least 26 people died while swimming in Germany over the weekend, according to the German Life Saving Association (DLRG), as the country clocked record-breaking temperatures.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Jun. 29 (DID) – Five people were shot and killed in a town in northern Germany on Monday, and police said they detained two individuals, including the suspected shooter.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Jun. 29 (DID) – Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi called for an inclusive, home-grown security mechanism among Persian Gulf coastal states free of foreign military intervention.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Jun. 29 (DID) – Lebanon’s parliament speaker sharply condemned the deal signed in Washington as a “diktat” rather than an agreement to protect Lebanese rights, warning it could sow domestic strife and widen divisions to Israel’s advantage.
