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Iran to pursue human rights cases against the US, will seize assets, judiciary chief announces
At the American Human Rights Week event, Ejei claimed that courts had already issued rulings against American officials “who have committed crimes against our people.”
'Nothing has been canceled,' US senior official tells 'Post' over Iran talks
Iran claims to strike US-linked targets, warns Gulf states not to aid attacks
US, Iran exchange fire in Strait of Hormuz, as sources say next round of talks to be held in Doha
UAE denounces Netanyahu statement on inviting it to participate in Gaza's civil administration
The UAE has frequently criticized Israel over the war and the high civilian death toll, though it has asserted that diplomatic ties have allowed it to get aid into the Gaza Strip.
Biden on Israel: What’s good for Arab voters in Michigan, bad for Arab rulers in Gulf - analysis
What necessarily fits the Arab voters in the US isn't necessarily what is suitable for Arabian Gulf states.
Red Sea ship hit by drone off coast of Yemen's Aden
The UKMTO said in an advisory note that a ship had been attacked 60 nautical miles southeast of Aden.
Kuwait's Emir Sheikh Nawaf dies, Sheikh Meshal named as successor
Under Kuwait's constitution, the crown prince automatically becomes emir but assumes power only after taking an oath in parliament.
US: Houthis' maritime attacks put international shipping at risk - analysis
It is unclear if the Houthis intended to send a message while purposely missing their target or if the missiles were inaccurate.
Bahraini crown prince condemns Hamas, calls to release hostages
Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa also said that security would not be realized without a two-state solution, in which he described the United States as "indispensable" in achieving.
Iran adding cruise missiles to frigate in bid to strengthen navy
Iran doesn’t have very many large surface ships capable of performing blue-water naval operations far from base.
Houthi drone strike kills two in Bahrain, ceasefire violations continue
The incident represented a major escalation after more than a year of relative calm in Yemen as peace efforts gained momentum.
Abraham Accords opened Israel to the Middle East's 'most dynamic trading hub'
Dorian Barak discusses the third anniversary of the Accords and how trade has been normalized and blossomed with countries in the region and globally.
US, Saudi Arabia, India discuss possible Middle East rail, port deal
If Saudi Arabia and Israel normalize ties, Israel could be linked into the rail deal.
