President Masoud Pezeshkian is scheduled to leave for Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan on Wednesday, an official at the Iranian Presidency said Tuesday.

US President Donald Trump has urged Ukraine to hold elections, questioning the country’s democratic credentials in an interview with Politico published on Tuesday.

The Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia identified Europe as the main destructive factor in finding a negotiated solution to the Iranian nuclear issue and stressed that Moscow supports Tehran on the path to reaching such a solution.

The Asset Freezing Committee at the Central Bank of Iraq has amended a previous decision, officially removing names associated with Lebanon's Hezbollah and Yemen's Ansarullah movement from its list of frozen assets.

The Chinese deputy foreign minister, who has traveled to Tehran to participate in the third round of the Iran-China-Saudi Arabia trilateral meeting, met with Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister for Political Affairs.

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi and Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar spoke by phone on Tuesday.

Japan has rejected the European Union’s (EU) proposal to expropriate frozen Russian assets worth approximately $30 billion, according to reports.

The chief justice of Iran’s Alborz Province says a court has begun hearings into the case of a dual citizen arrested during the Israeli-US aggression of June against the country on charges of spying for the Tel Aviv regime.

Azerbaijan's president has expressed his country's readiness to use all available capacities to strengthen relations with Iran.

A senior Iranian diplomat says the Islamic Republic inflicted “heavy” and “extensive” damage on Israel during its US-backed aggression of June against Iran.

Israel continues to violate the ceasefire agreement with Lebanon, carrying out new airstrikes on various areas in the southern part of the Arab country

Iran, Saudi Arabia, and China are set to hold their third trilateral committee meeting in Tehran today to review and advance the implementation of the Beijing Agreement.

Israel’s decision to allocate $810 million over five years for the establishment of 17 new settlements and the expansion of existing ones in the occupied West Bank has triggered a wave of global condemnation, with Palestinian leaders, Arab states, the United Nations, the European Union, and several Western governments denouncing the move as a severe blow to peace prospects and a violation of international law.