The attack in Iran and its relationship with the Gaza war
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It is likely that Iran will prefer to handle the media impact of the massacre as an internal matter and not add more tension to its confrontation with Israel
White House: Russia is using North Korean ballistic missiles in Ukraine
Washington believes that Moscow is also trying to obtain missiles from Iran to replenish its stock of armaments for the war
Blinken heads to the Mideast again as fears of regional conflict surge
This will be the fourth time the Secretary of State visits the region since the Israel-Hamas war erupted in October
Islamic State claims responsibility for the attack that killed more than 80 people in Iran
An Iranian source close to the investigation says that the blasts were carried out by suicide bombers, despite earlier talk of remote-controlled bombs having been used. Some Iranian leaders had initially blamed Israel
Houthis launch sea drone to attack ships hours after US, allies issue ‘final warning’
It’s the first time the Houthis have used an unmanned surface vessel since their harassment of commercial ships in the Red Sea began after the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war
Unprecedented attack in Iran: What is known so far about the Kerman massacre
ISIS has claimed responsibility, via Telegram, for the death of more than 80 people in two explosions in the Iranian city. The attack leaves open major questions about possible consequences in the Middle East
Hezbollah leader warns Israel against extending war to Lebanon: ‘We will fight without restraint, without rules, without limits’
The United States, France, and Egypt have expressed concern about a possible regional escalation after the assassination of Hamas’ number two in Beirut
Iran says at least 95 were killed in blasts at a ceremony honoring slain general
The explosions struck an event marking the fourth anniversary of the killing of Gen. Qassem Soleimani, the head of the Revolutionary Guard’s elite Quds Force, who died in a U.S. drone strike in Iraq
Saleh al-Arouri: Hamas’ chief negotiator and a loose cannon in the Palestinian Islamist group
The Hamas number two, killed in an explosion in Beirut Tuesday, had led talks with Fatah and actors linked to Iran, in addition to ordering attacks without consulting the militia’s leadership
States and Congress wrestle with cybersecurity after Iran attacks small town water utilities
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Some cybersecurity measures have been pushed by private water companies, sparking pushback from public authorities that it is being used as a back door to privatization
Houthis show no sign of ending ‘reckless’ Red Sea attacks as trade traffic picks up, commander says
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Currently there are five warships from the United States, France, and the United Kingdom patrolling the waters of the southern Red Sea and the western Gulf of Aden
US sanctions money network tied to the Yemen Houthi rebels blamed for shipping vessel attacks
Included in the sanctions are the head of a financial intermediary in Sana’a, Yemen, along with three exchange houses in Yemen and Turkey
Iran, Yemen, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, West Bank... Israel says the Gaza war is now being fought on seven fronts
The Israeli Minister of Defense claims that his army has responded to aggression in six countries since the October 7 attacks. Tehran accuses Israel of assassinating a Revolutionary Guard general in Syria
Biden orders strikes on an Iranian-aligned group after three US troops injured in drone attack in Iraq
Iraqi officials said U.S. strikes targeting militia sites early Tuesday killed one militant and injured 18. They came at a time of heightened fears of a regional spillover of the Israel-Hamas war
Cyprus says a joint operation with Mossad has foiled a suspected Iranian plot to kill Israelis
The Israeli prime minister’s office on behalf of the Mossad said Iranis using Cyprus’ breakaway north for ‘terrorist purposes’
BP is the latest company to pause Red Sea shipments over fears of Houthi attacks
Both oil and European natural gas prices rose partly over market nerves about attacks by the Iranian-backed Houthis, who confirmed two new attacks Monday
José Luis Copete, ornithologist: ‘I never would have thought that birds were going to lead me to the love of my life in Iran’
The well-known Catalan naturalist married a biologist from Mashhad after living a love story worth of a novel
Israel and Palestine, in favor of the two-state solution
The project that Israel and Iran so vehemently reject is worth revisiting, even if it means making painful concessions when the conflict ends
How are Houthi attacks on ships in the Red Sea affecting global trade?
A missile fired from Houthi-controlled territory also missed a Hong Kong-flagged container ship traveling from Oman to Saudi Arabia on Thursday
Mersedeh Shahinkar, Sakharov Prize: ‘Losing my eye made me more decisive. The struggle of the Iranian people will continue until the end’
Zahida Membrado|Strasbourg|
Her face, bloodied by a shot from a guard, turned the world around. Now she is one of the activists who have been recognized by the European Parliament as a representative of the ‘Woman, Life, Freedom’ movement for her defense of the rights of the Iranian people
Children of imprisoned Iranian activist Narges Mohammadi accept the Nobel Peace Prize on her behalf
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Ali and Kiana Rahmani, Mohammadi’s twin 17-year-old children who live in exile in Paris with their father, were given the prestigious award at Oslo City Hall
US sanctions money lending network to Yemen’s Houthi rebels while it looks to boost maritime protections
Washington wants to expand a maritime partnership after three commercial vessels were struck by missiles fired by Iranian-back Houthis in Yemen earlier this week
Russia’s Putin is visiting the UAE and Saudi Arabia, seeking to bolster Moscow’s Mideast clout
Putin has sought to boost Russia’s profile as a power broker in the conflict in the Middle East and challenge Washington, casting the war as a failure of U.S. diplomacy
Breaches by Iran-affiliated hackers spanned multiple US states, federal agencies say
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US and Israeli authorities say a small western Pennsylvania water authority was just one of multiple organizations breached
Marjane Satrapi, illustrator and filmmaker: ‘Iran is experiencing the world’s first feminist revolution’
The author of ‘Persepolis’ — alongside fellow writers and illustrators — has published the graphic novel ‘Woman, Life, Freedom’ about the revolt in Iran following the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, who died in police custody
How a flower power child nearly killed a co-founder of Spain’s far-right party Vox
Naraya G. is now in prison for shooting Alejo Vidal-Quadras, a prominent politician who served as first vice president of the EU Parliament. EL PAÍS traveled to the hippy commune where the attacker grew up, in Granada’s famous Alpujarra region
The White House says it’s concerned Iran may provide ballistic missiles to Russia for use in Ukraine
US authorities say Iran already has been providing Russia with unmanned aerial vehicles or drones, guided aerial bombs and artillery ammunition