Rockets Strike Airport In Iraq's Basra As Tensions Remain High

Security officials in the Iraqi port city of Basra, which has been rocked by several days of sometimes violent protests, say three rockets were fired at the city's airport on September 8.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards Shoot Dead Six Kurdish Militants

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) says it has killed six members of a Kurdish militant group that took part in a July attack on an Iranian border post near Iraq.

Iran Says U.S. Making 'Daily' Overtures For New Negotiations

Iran's President Hassan Rouhani said his country receives message "every day" from the United States seeking negotiations over Iran's nuclear program.

US Military Drawing Up Options Should Syria Use Chemical Weapons

Thousands Protest Assad Plan To Attack Last Syrian Rebel Stronghold

Thousands of people took to the streets in Syria's Idlib province to protest against an assault promised by President Bashar al-Assad's forces that the United Nations has warned could cause a humanitarian disaster.

Khamenei Tells Putin Iran and Russia Should 'Restrain' The U.S.

Iran's Khamenei has told Russia's president Putin that they should join forces to "restrain" the U.S.

Protesters Set Iranian Consulate Ablaze in Iraq's Basra

Magnitude 5.6 quake hits southeast Iran, no damage reported - TV

Iran Supreme Leader Warns Against Spread Of Pessimism

France Regrets Arrest Of Husband Of Iranian Rights Lawyer

US, India Announce Military Drills, Tout Partnership