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Khamenei Advisor Says Who Is Macron To Tell Iran What To Do

After French President Emanuel Macron’s comments recently about Iran’s behavior in the region and its missile program, a senior advisor to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, accused the Macron of interference in Iran’s affairs.

Turkish Minister Says U.S. Iran Sanctions Case 'Fabricated,' 'Politically Motivated'

Turkey's foreign minister has accused the United States of bringing what he called a "politically motivated" and "fabricated" case against a Turkish-Iranian businessman accused of helping Iran evade U.S. sanctions.

Qatar Foreign Minister Decries 'Reckless Leadership' In Region

Lebanon's Hariri Arrives In Paris For Talks With Macron

Iran Says Britain To Transfer $527 Million Debt Payment To Tehran Soon

Iran’s envoy to Britain said on November 17 that Britain plans to transfer more than 400 million pounds ($527 million) soon to settle a debt from the 1970s.

Pentagon Says 3,000 More U.S. Troops In Afghanistan Since August

Approximately 3,000 additional American troops have now deployed to Afghanistan under President Donald Trump's revised strategy for the war-torn country, the Pentagon said on November 16.

Man Accused In U.S. Iran Sanctions Case Reported Working With Prosecutors

Russia To Host Turkey, Iran In Sochi For Talks On Syria Conflict

Iranian Official Acknowledges Talks Over Frozen Funds In UK

U.S. Tells Ankara Iran-Sanctions-Case Suspect In 'Good Health'

Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Bekir Bozdag says Washington has told Ankara that jailed Turkish-Iranian businessman Reza Zarrab -- a gold trader who is awaiting trial in the United States on charges of evading U.S. sanctions against Iran -- is in good medical condition.

Suicide Bomber Kills At Least 11 At Kabul Rally For Northern Governor

At least 11 people have been killed in a suicide attack on a Kabul rally by supporters of Mohammad Atta Noor, the powerful governor of Afghanistan's northern Balkh Province.