Adla Massoud

For Iranians risking arrest or death on the streets, whether US pressure will become action carries great historical weight

Democratic presidents were too fixated on making a deal with Tehran, overlooking plight of protesters, journalist says

The world body has now ended its Unami assistance mission in Iraq

Elon Musk calls for arrest of Abukar Dahir Osman, although no charges have been filed against him

Washington’s partners on Security Council face delicate balancing act as US moves unilaterally

Dressed in beige jumpsuit, Venezuelan leader was flown over New York by helicopter

US defends Israeli move but is not changing its own stance

Israeli Prime Minister makes fifth trip this year, with agenda focused on Tehran, analysts say

Somalia, which will assume council presidency in January, requested meeting

White House is using its pocketbook to push for big changes at institutions that serve as major instruments for US soft power

Rebel group now holds 69 UN personnel

UN General Assembly endorsed former president of Iraq to serve five-year term as head of refugee agency

Not all Republicans happy with President Trump's unfettered embrace of Syria's new leader

Southern Transitional Council forces advanced earlier this month into the eastern provinces of Hadhramaut and Al Mahra

Fifteen people killed and dozens wounded when attackers fired on crowd gathered to celebrate Jewish festival of Hanukkah