
Al Jazeera Report Outlines Current Sanctions Regime Against Iran
The news outlet traces Iran's decades-long history under international sanctions, dating back to the 1979 revolution, in a new explainer.

The news outlet traces Iran's decades-long history under international sanctions, dating back to the 1979 revolution, in a new explainer.
Ione Belarra, leader of Spain's left-wing Podemos party, told Anadolu Agency that global measures against Israel fall far short of what is needed, calling for the country's expulsion from international organizations and a full severance of military and trade ties.

An opinion article argues that international relations lacks vocabulary for powerful states whose actions cause global harm, contrasting existing terms used for weak or failing states.

Secretary General Nurlan Yermekbayev says the Shanghai Cooperation Organization supports a legally binding international agreement to keep weapons out of space.

Rex Li, a professor of international relations at King's College London, told France 24 that Beijing is promoting an alternative security order but has yet to offer concrete proposals for the Middle East conflict.

A senior official from the Collective Security Treaty Organization said global contradictions are rising as international mechanisms struggle to resolve disputes between states and blocs, according to TASS.

Member states advocate for equitable geographical representation in UN Secretariat and other international organizations.

Bloc calls for multilateral approach that respects diverse national viewpoints on key global issues, according to TASS.

Ars Technica reports that American aerospace firms withdrew from an international space industry meeting in France, a move the outlet describes as straining international space relations.

Summit participants said such measures have far-reaching negative effects on human rights and violate international law, according to TASS.

Sherpas from BRICS member states finalized the text of the joint declaration before the meeting of heads of state and government, according to a report cited by TASS.