Russian journalist Margarita Simonyan has been seen in public for the first time since undergoing cancer treatment, sparking renewed attention to her controversial remarks about Kazakhstan.
Kyrgyzstan is introducing a new monthly child benefit, 'Balа ырысы', for all children under three, regardless of family income, starting July 1, 2026.
Iran's Assembly of Experts has reportedly achieved a unanimous decision regarding the selection of the country's next Supreme Leader, signaling a significant political development.
Saudi Arabia has issued a stern warning to Iran regarding attacks on energy facilities, signaling potential US military access and retaliatory measures.
UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan states the nation is in a state of war due to Iranian attacks, vowing to emerge stronger.
Unconfirmed reports suggest Iran's Quds Force commander, Ismail Qaani, may have been executed for spying for Israel, sparking widespread speculation.
Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev views Iran's commitment to non-aggression as a vital step towards de-escalating Middle East tensions.
Speculation swirls around Ayatollah Khamenei's status following conflicting reports and delayed funeral arrangements, fueling conspiracy theories.
Iran issues a stern warning, vowing to target Israeli embassies worldwide if its own diplomatic mission in Beirut is attacked.
President Trump announces significant increases in defense manufacturing capacity following meetings with top industry leaders.
Azerbaijan's State Security Service has foiled multiple planned terrorist attacks, suspecting involvement of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
The European Commission has criticized Ukrainian President Zelensky's recent statements directed at Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán, deeming such rhetoric unacceptable.
US President Donald Trump declared that any agreement with Iran is only possible if the nation agrees to 'total surrender,' outlining a stark vision for the country's future.
A look back at the Soviet withdrawal from Iran in 1946 and its lasting impact on the nation's political landscape and ethnic dynamics.
Two armored vehicles belonging to Ukraine's Oschadbank were seized in Hungary, leading to the detention of seven Ukrainian citizens and escalating tensions between the two nations.
Several countries, including Ukraine, Germany, and Canada, are boycotting the opening ceremony of the 2026 Winter Paralympics in Italy due to the reinstatement of Russian and Belarusian athletes.
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that Iran is not seeking negotiations with the US and is capable of defending itself.
Former high-ranking Russian defense official Ruslan Tsalikov has been detained, sparking an investigation into alleged corruption within the ministry.
Ismail Haniyeh, commander of Iran's Quds Force, faces espionage charges, casting doubt on his past survival claims amidst Israeli attacks.
Iran issues a stark warning, threatening to target Israel's nuclear reactor if a joint US-Israeli operation aims to overthrow its government.
President Erdoğan assures national security after an Iranian ballistic missile was intercepted near Turkish airspace, emphasizing readiness for action.
Kazakhstan clarifies its support for the 'Peace Council' initiative, emphasizing humanitarian aid and training over direct financial contributions.
Speculation is rife as reports suggest Mojtaba Khamenei may succeed his father as Iran's Supreme Leader, raising questions about the nation's political future.
Ainur Sergaziyeva has been removed from her deputy position at the Agency for Civil Service Affairs, sparking public discussion about the reasons behind the decision.