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Naftali Bennett said Iran’s presidential election was a sign for world powers to ‘wake up’ before returning to a deal.

Alaa was executive director of a UK-based non-profit that advocated for human rights in the Gulf.

From his time at the seminary in Qom to hardline president-elect, Ebrahim Raisi has come a long way.

While many leaders lined up to congratulate Raisi on his victory, some groups criticised his human rights record.

European football’s governing body says probe over ‘potential discriminatory incidents’ in Budapest to be opened.

Walmart de Mexico, the country’s biggest retailer, told grocery baggers that they need not come back to work.

The polls were called by incumbent PM following protests over the country’s defeat in a war with Azerbaijan last year.

The statement came after forces loyal to Khalifa Haftar said they have taken control of a border crossing with Algeria.

The latest Gaza war is over and Western media has moved on, but Israeli apartheid continues to brutalise Palestinians.

Here is what you need to know about the efficacy of coronavirus vaccines against the variant first identified in India.

Special purpose acquisition company merger that is taking Singapore’s Grab public underscores importance of connections.

Biggest blank-cheque company deal ever paves the way for Grab Holdings to secure a coveted US listing.

New joint venture aims to raise billions of dollars for firms that help reduce dependence on fossil fuels.

Special purpose acquisition companies have raised about $100bn so far this year in the US but now face tighter scrutiny.

Most serious charge against Myanmar’s deposed leader could potentially lead to a prison sentence of up to 14 years.

Lee Hsien Loong sued blogger over article shared on Facebook that he removed after three days at the gov’t’s request.

Foreign minister’s regional tour comes amid continuing unrest in Myanmar following the February 1 coup.

Financial hubs like Singapore and UK are redrawing rules to lure crypto firms as digital currencies go mainstream.

Investigating how the coronavirus spread among Singapore’s migrant workers.

Myanmar activists called out the real estate developer for ties to the nation’s military, which seized power in a coup.

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