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Iran believes its negotiating position has strengthened after the US-Israeli conflict, but analysts warn Tehran may push for concessions the West can't accept.

As war ravages Gaza, professionals are forced to reinvent their careers, shifting from arts and business to survival-focused jobs in a restructured job market.

Two suspects apprehended in connection with the torching of four ambulances belonging to a Jewish community medical transportation service in London.

The tit-for-tat attacks between Russia and Ukraine have left over half a million people without electricity in the Belgorod and Chernihiv regions, highlighting the escalating tensions in the region.

In a bizarre act of vandalism, an Australian woman under the influence of MDMA and alcohol added googly eyes to a public sculpture, leading to her arrest and conviction.

As the Trump administration claims diplomatic efforts are underway, Iranian officials firmly deny any ongoing peace negotiations between the two nations.

Australian government bans Iranian nationals with valid tourist visas from entering the country for 6 months over concerns they may not be able to return home.

Comprehensive coverage of the ABC staff strike that left the public broadcaster airing BBC content and music for the day.

A concerning incident at the Chinese Embassy in Tokyo has further strained diplomatic relations between Japan and China, already tense over the Taiwan issue.

The appointment of Mohammad Zolghadr, an ex-IRGC commander, as Iran's new security boss signals a shift in the regime's approach to managing external pressures and internal unrest.