UNITED NATIONS: Iran’s president told the United Nations on Wednesday that his country was not seeking an atomic weapon and demanded US guarantees it would abide by any revived nuclear deal.
"The Islamic Republic of Iran is not seeking to build or obtain nuclear weapons and such weapons have no place in our doctrine," President Ebrahim Raisi told the UN General Assembly. Raisi, a hardline cleric, addressed the world body just hours before US President Joe Biden was set to take the stage.
SEOUL: South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol vowed on Thursday to fight “until the very last minute” in a defiant...
PARIS: Fifty-four journalists were killed worldwide while carrying out their work or because of their profession in...
COPENHAGEN: Some 550,000 European children are having difficulties reading because of noise pollution, an environment...
KYIV, Ukraine: The deployment of European troops in Ukraine could help guarantee a future deal aimed at securing peace...
LONDON: British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Thursday called for better safeguards for home-schooled children and...
WASHINGTON: Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s net worth crossed $400 billion on Thursday, the Forbes real-time billionaires list...
NEW YORK: Time Magazine on Thursday named US President-elect Donald Trump its “person of the year,” marking the...
UNITED NATIONS: The United Nations General Assembly overwhelmingly voted on Thursday to demand an immediate,...