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Iran threatens retaliation after what it calls possible cyberattack on nuclear site
Iran will retaliate against any country that carries out cyberattacks on its nuclear sites, the head of civilian defense said, after a fire at its Natanz plant which some Iranian officials said may have been caused by cyber sabotage. ...
Lebanon suicides blamed on 'hunger'
Two suicides in Lebanon on Friday, apparently linked to the country’s deepening economic downturn, have sparked a new wave of criticism over the government’s mishandling of the crisis. ...
US seeks to seize gasoline in four Iran tankers bound for Venezuela
US prosecutors late on Wednesday filed a lawsuit to seize the gasoline aboard four tankers that Iran is shipping to Venezuela, the latest attempt by the Trump administration to increase economic pressure on the two US foes, Reuters reports. ...
Lebanon blocks Iran cargo ships from docking over US sanctions fears
Al-Masri warned the consequences of violating these laws, even under the conditions of economic crisis, could be severe. ...
US ambassador appears on Lebanese TV despite court-imposed ban
Lebanese media broadcast interviews with the US ambassador on Sunday, ignoring a ruling by a judge who banned the diplomat from television for a year over remarks that criticized the powerful Shiite movement Hezbollah. ...
Satellite image: Iran blast was near suspected missile site
An explosion that rattled Iran’s capital came from an area in its eastern mountains that analysts believe hides an underground tunnel system and missile production sites, satellite photographs showed Saturday. ...
Six migrants dead, dozens rescued off Libya coast: UN
A woman who gave birth at sea was among 93 migrants rescued off Libyan shores as they tried to reach Europe, but six others died along the way, the UN’s migration agency said Saturday. ...
Iran says Tehran blast was industrial gas tank explosion
An industrial gas tank exploded overnight in Tehran, Iran’s defence ministry has said, after images of the blast were widely shared on social media. ...
Iraq forces raid HQ of Iran-backed Hezbollah Brigades
Iraq’s counterterrorism agencies carried out a raid last night on the headquarters of the Iranian-supported Hezbollah Brigades, one of the most powerful factions of the Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF) in southern Baghdad. At least 13 of the group’s members are believed to have been arrested, although there have been contradictory, unconfirmed accounts of what happened and of the number of those detained. ...
Extremist groups grow and adapt despite ‘war on terror’, warns US report
Extremist groups around the world have been adapting and growing in influence despite nearly two decades of the “war on terror”, a US government report has revealed. The US State Department’s annual terror assessment was released yesterday. ...
US soldier dies in ‘non-combat incident’ in Jordan
The US Department of Defence announced yesterday the death of an American soldier in Jordan who died on Tuesday in a non-combat related incident. ...
Iran’s coronavirus death toll continues to resurge, nears 10,000
Iran’s death toll from COVID-19 has risen to nearly 10,000 with 133 new fatalities in the past 24 hours, the health ministry said, extending a reversal from a steady fall in daily numbers as the country has relaxed its lockdown. ...
Arab League calls for an end to foreign interventions in Libya
The Arab League has called for external actors to cease military intervention in Libya during their virtual meeting with the International Follow Up Committee on Libya (IFCL), local daily Al-Ahram Online reported on Monday. ...
Daesh named as inspiration for ‘satanic’ neo-Nazi plotting to kill US soldiers
Details of a recent terror plot foiled by the FBI and the US army has raised more questions than answers about the evolving threat of far-right extremists. ...
Iraqis flee border areas as Turkey strikes Kurdish militants
Dozens of civilians fled villages in northern Iraq on Monday as Turkey stepped up a military campaign targeting Kurdish rebels that has drawn condemnation from Iraqi officials. ...
Algeria cracks down on activists in bid to break protest movement
Algeria has intensified a crackdown on an anti-government protest movement, targeting social media users in a bid to stop demonstrations resuming once coronavirus restrictions end. ...
Iran continues air strikes on northern Iraq
Iran has continued its air strikes in northern Iraq for the second day yesterday, the Kurdish news site Rudaw reported. ...
Syrians file complaint in Germany over sexual abuse in Assad's jails: NGO
Seven Syrians who suffered or witnessed rape and sexual abuse in detention centres under President Bashar Assad's regime have submitted a criminal complaint to prosecutors in Germany, an NGO supporting them said Thursday. ...
Lebanon’s financial chaos spikes as US Caesar Act looms
Lebanon saw a spike in economic and financial chaos on the eve of the US Caesar Act taking effect, with people flocking to buy the US dollar, the threat of industrial action and job losses at a prominent university. ...
US hits Syria with toughest sanctions yet to push Assad to end war
The United States on Wednesday imposed its toughest sanctions ever targeting Syrian President Bashar Assad to choke off revenue for his government in a bid to force it back to United Nations-led negotiations and broker an end to the country’s nearly decade-long war. ...
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