Queen Elizabeth II’s ascension to the throne almost seven decades ago marked the end of the colonial British Empire and the era of direct occupations, writes Batool Subeiti.

The article by Syed Zafar Mehdi looks into the various aspects of the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-reigning British monarch.

Unlike the Ukrainian claim, which is still a matter of speculation, Iran's claims over the years have been backed by irrefutable evidence, laying bare the UN nuclear agency's secret dealings with the arrogant powers and their illegitimate offsprings.

To many political pundits, analysts, spiritual men, and religious scholars, Mikhail Gorbachev’s name brings to mind a historic letter the founder of the Islamic Revolution Imam Khomeini wrote to him in Jan. 1989

An article by Elijah J. Magnier delves into the recent developments about the fate of Iran’s 2015 nuclear deal and the sanctions-lifting negotiations in Vienna.

A year after he cowardly fled the country, leaving millions of people who had voted him to power in limbo, former Afghan President Ashraf Ghani is trying to play a martyr.

Denijal Jegic says the EU, while claiming to be troubled by the escalation in Gaza, has ardently defended the Israeli regime and has long promoted Zionist rhetoric through its own political communication.