The United Nations Security Council removes Syria’s self-proclaimed president, Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, and his interior minister, Anas Khatta, from a terrorism-related sanctions list.

Iran’s foreign minister has placed a premium on constructive cooperation between Iran, China, and Russia against the United States’ unilateralism.

Israeli occupation officials plan to discuss construction of 2,006 new illegal settler units in eight settlements across the occupied West Bank, including al-Quds.

A report has found that UK-made weapons and military equipment are supplied by the UAE to militants from the so-called Rapid Support Forces (RSF) amid a civil war in Sudan.

The 2015 nuclear deal and its UN-backed restrictions have officially expired following the termination of UN Security Council Resolution 2231 and all related provisions.

Russia’s Foreign Ministry says that all remaining United Nations restrictions on Iran will formally expire on October 18.

The UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon slams Israel for violating Security Council Resolution 1701 after the Israeli army dropped grenades near peacekeepers and Lebanese soldiers.

The ‘snapback’ sanctions against Iran are not only politically motivated but also lack legal basis, given the absence of UN consensus and the expiration of the framework established under UN Security Council Resolution 2231.

Iran’s foreign minister has rejected claims by the United States and the E3 that previously terminated UN Security Council sanctions on Iran have been restored through the so-called snapback mechanism.

The Iranian foreign minister denounces as “null and void” attempts by the European signatories to the US-abandoned nuclear deal to re-impose UN sanctions on the Islamic Republic once lifted under the same agreement.