Iran and Qatar
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Problems in GCC countries of the Persian Gulf
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and the Qatari emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani have held talks over the phone. Rouhani described sectarianism and terrorism as major causes of the crises which have plagued the region for the past few years. He highlighted the importance of cooperation among regional countries to promote peace and stability. Rouhani noted that Iran and other Persian Gulf Arab countries can strengthen their bonds of brotherhood. The Qatari emir said that the only way to resolve the current crises in the region is dialog.
Trump's trip overseas
Donald Trump has wrapped up his first overseas trip as the US president. During his tour, Trump visited Saudi Arabia, Israel, Belgium and Italy where he attended NATO and G7 meetings. The president concluded his foreign trip with a speech before American service members at a base in Italy. Trump’s 9-day trip is viewed by many as an attempt to escape from the crush of controversies that have gripped his administration over his campaign's possible ties to Russia. However, the republican president whose decision to fire the FBI director earned him a firestorm of criticism, boasts that his trip has been a success.
Humanitarian crisis: Gaza children starving to death
Hamas: Biden ceasefire optimism ‘premature’
Nowhere to go
Nov. 16: ‘Axis of Resistance’ operations against Israeli occupation
Yemen stages drone strike against Eilat in fresh anti-Israeli operation
Hezbollah conducts successful operations against five major Israeli bases in Haifa
Israel aware of consequences of attacking Iran’s nuclear sites: FM
Iran says it hit record daily gas production in South Pars
Iran’s envoy to Iraq: Israel root cause of insecurity in West Asia
1.2 million Palestinians left without clean water in south Gaza
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