The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to take up Iranian government-owned Bank Melli’s appeal of a lower court ruling that allowed victims of militant attacks allegedly backed by Iran to seek millions of dollars in compensation from the bank, Reuters reported.

Iranian Parliament’s General Director for International Affairs has met and talked with UNICEF representative in Iran.

The first aid delivery in weeks to reach the besieged eastern suburbs of Damascus was cut short after Syrian government forces began shelling the area while aid workers were still inside, a local council said on Tuesday according to the Associated Press.

Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s visit gives Theresa May a chance to show backbone on human rights. Or she could sell more weapons.

Police used tear gas during clashes with anti-nuclear protesters at a waste site in northeastern France on Saturday.

In a message posted on his official Twitter page, Kenneth Roth, executive director of Human Rights Watch, said the real nature of bin Salman's rule is reflected in Yemen.

The office of French President Emmanuel Macron says that he and U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres are extremely worried about the continued violence in Syria's eastern Ghouta despite a cease-fire resolution.

The Saudi air attack on Taiz, southwestern Yemen claimed the lives of at least 3 civilians and injured scores of others.

A group of International professors and intellectuals in a letter sent by Mehr News Agency and Tehran Times newspaper called on the United Nations Secretary General to remove structural violence in international system in order to achieve true peace (Positive Peace).

An Iranian official said that over 900,000 legal Afghan refugees are currently living in Iran, adding that the number of Iraqis residing in Iran has declined as security has been restored to that country.