Donald Trump’s remarks at a forum in Riyadh about water crisis and collapsing monuments in Iran draw on baseless claims that align with longstanding American biases and propaganda.

US President Donald Trump has started his four-day tour of the West Asia region by signing a strategic economic partnership document in Riyadh.

Trump arrives in Saudi Arabia on the first leg of his four-day tour to West Asia as he seeks to secure as much as $1 trillion in Saudi investments.

Political commentators believe that, if media speculation proves right, President Trump is seeking to flatter Arab countries and provoke Iran by changing the name of the Persian Gulf.

Sudan accused the UAE of providing weapons to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary group fighting the Sudanese army.

The United Arab Emirates plays a substantial role in the ongoing civil war in Sudan, with its involvement raising serious concerns about the humanitarian crisis.

Iran has warned of the consequences of the US' contradictory behavior and provocative positions amid indirect talks between the two countries, which have seen Washington impose new sanctions on Tehran.  

The UN has expressed its condolences to the government and people of Iran following a massive explosion at the Shahid Rajaee Port in the southern city of Bandar Abbas.

Reports say the United Arab Emirates have deployed an Israeli military radar to Somalia’s Puntland to monitor anti-Israel attacks conducted by Yemen in support of Palestinians subjected to genocide in Gaza.

More regional states express support for the indirect negotiations held between Iran and the United States in Muscat, Oman, calling for their continuation.