Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi says rapprochement talks between Iran and Saudi Arabia held in Baghdad have made "remarkable progress" and reached advanced stages.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to face a confidence vote in his leadership of the ruling Conservative Party on Monday over the Partygate scandal.

Israel's ruling coalition becomes a minority in parliament, when an Arab lawmaker from a left-wing party quits over al-Quds violence.

Finland’s prime minister rejects the possibility of deploying nuclear weapons or establishing NATO military bases in her country even in the event that Helsinki becomes a member of the US-led Western military alliance.

Former premier Ehud Barak has expressed concern about Israel's survival, saying the entity will cease to exist before the 80th anniversary of its 1948 establishment.

UK Prime Minister Boris has apologized for becoming the first British leader fined for breaking the law by attending a birthday party in Downing Street in 2020 while his own administration had enforced strict pandemic lockdowns, including restrictions on gatherings.

In a stunning new revelation, a Canadian tech organization has found that Israel’s Pegasus spyware was used against a device connected to the network of the British government.

A Pakistan-based political economist says Islamabad’s policy towards Iran and other countries will not change under the new government headed by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.

Pakistan's apex court on Tuesday resumed its deliberations on the legality of Prime Minister Imran Khan’s move to block the no-trust vote against him and dissolve the parliament.

The fate of Pakistan’s prime minister hangs in balance as he is facing a no-confidence motion from opposition parties.