Ex-Bosnian Envoy Questioned Over Alleged Arms Supplies
He denies knowledge of specific weapons deliveries and payment to Iran but acknowledges use of foreign fighters.
He denies knowledge of specific weapons deliveries and payment to Iran but acknowledges use of foreign fighters.
City dwellers recall experiences of retreating US military with bitterness and, occasionally, admiration.
Decree removes protection for family murders but is not enough for some.
A courageous Iraqi journalist, who covered sectarian violence in the north of the country, has been murdered in Mosul, the latest victim of attacks against Muslim women reporters.
As Mahmoud Ahmedinejad drew on state resources to support his campaign, neither he nor his rivals made it clear where they got their funding from.
Taste for nargile leads to woods being plundered for charcoal-making.
Of the senior Shia figures who backed the opposition candidate ahead of the election, few spoke out afterwards when protesters cried foul.
Cynicism towards government clouds views of future, despite widespread relief at American withdrawal.
Tehran’s attempt to scupper Israeli president’s visit gets nowhere, as Baku decides ties to Israel take priority over Islamic solidarity.
A year after riots, questions remain around Sednaya jail and the fate of prisoners.