Iran’s Foreign Ministry said it wants clarification of what happened at the UAE port of Fujairah, where four ships were reportedly targeted in a “sabotage operation.” Read Full Article at RT.com Source:Read More…
Saudi Arabia says two of its oil tankers were among the ships the United Arab Emirates earlier said were targeted in “sabotage operations” off its coast. The alleged attack damaged the ships,Read More…
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is not coming to Moscow on Monday as previously planned, according to a report citing a State Department official. He will still meet the Russian presidentRead More…
The US peace deal for the Middle East includes establishing Israeli law over the Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank, an Israeli TV channel has reported. The condition has been aRead More…
Satellite photos that purport to show Soviet-made S-300PT air defense systems at a US military site have surfaced online, prompting various theories about how and why they ended up there. Read FullRead More…
In a new ‘On Contact’ episode, host Chris Hedges and reporter Matt Taibbi dive into the roots of the decay of US journalism, that preys on prejudices and fear pitting people againstRead More…
Ecuador’s Attorney General has informed a Julian Assange lawyer that the WikiLeaks co-founder’s files, computer, mobile phones and other electronic devices will be seized during a search at the London embassy andRead More…
The United Arab Emirates has said that four commercial ships were hit by “sabotage” in its waters, hours after denying reports of explosions at an oil tanker terminal. The incident comes asRead More…
Eurovision organizers wanted to advertise Israel to tourists and show that the locals aren’t afraid to laugh at themselves but missed the mark completely uniting the most fierce political rivals in outrage.Read More…
A video emerged online showing the NBA’s tallest player, Kristaps Porzingis, arguing with police in the Latvian city of Liepaja after a bar conflict, which left the Dallas Mavericks forward with aRead More…