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Saudis to Admit Khashoggi was Killed

Saudi Arabia is preparing to admit it killed missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in an interrogation gone wrong, according to a report.

Khoshroo: US Threatens Countries

Using threats against other countries has turned into a tool in US foreign policy to which the country is addicted and continuation of this trend would result in the weakening of the United Nations and its Charter, Iran's UN envoy said.

Lebanon’s Berri: Politics No Longer Serves Palestine

Lebanon’s House Speaker Nabih Berri underscored that discussing the Palestinian cause from the political perspective is no longer beneficial, adding that only the resistance serves it.

Saudi Man Recognizes His Late Brother Among Khashoggi Case Suspects List

On October 10, Al Jazeera published photos of 15 alleged Saudi nationals who reportedly arrived in Istanbul on October 2 and may be involved in the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. However, a Saudi man claims that one of these men is actually his brother who died last year.

US-Led Coalition’s Rejection to Admit Killing Civilians in Raqqa Terrible

Amnesty International said that the US-led coalition rejects to take responsibility for killing civilians during the raids it had launched on Raqqa city last year, describing it as ‘terrible’.

Assad Stresses Iimportance of Upgrading Syrian-Iraqi Ties

President Bashar al-Assad on Monday received Iraqi Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari and the accompanying delegation.

Merkel Pledges to Restore Trust after Bavaria Election Losses

German Chancellor Angela Merkel vowed on Monday to restore trust in her government after her conservative allies suffered heavy losses in a regional election, which their far-right foes hailed as "an earthquake" that would rock the ruling coalition.

JPMorgan, Ford Heads Pull Out of Saudi Conference

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is the first prominent Wall Street name to drop out of a Saudi investment conference, adding to a large list of executives who have already backed out.

No More American LNG in China

The developments come amid the ongoing trade spat between Beijing and Washington. As of September 24, US President Donald Trump imposed additional tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods, while China retaliated with levies on $60 billion in American products, including a 10-percent tariff on US liquefied natural gas (LNG).

Trump Sending Pompeo to Talk Saudi King Over Khashoggi

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is being dispatched to meet Saudi King Salman about the disappearance of missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi, President Donald Trump said Monday.

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