Turkey vows to put on trial Saudi officials, tied to Khashoggi case

An advisor to Turkey’s president has vowed that the country will prosecute all those involved in the suspected kidnapping or murder of a dissident Saudi journalist in Riyadh’s consulate in Istanbul, even if it involves the Saudi consul himself. Turkish investigators looking at footage from security cameras at the consulate saw men taking some boxes from the building to a black car following the disappearance.

Neither Saudi Arabia nor others can replace Iranian oil in the global market: Iranian petroleum ...

Iran's Minister of Petroleum Bijan Zangeneh dismisses the rhetoric by the Saudi crown prince about Riyadh's capability to replace sanctions-hit Iranian oil, saying that the global market will never believe such claims.

Paraguay’s embassy move as diplomatic victory for Palestine

Palestine has praised Paraguay’s “courageous” decision to move its embassy from occupied Jerusalem al-Quds back to Tel Aviv, saying it will “immediately” open its own embassy in the Latin American state after the Israeli regime shut its mission there in a show of anger.

Iran renews call for nuke-free Mideast

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has warned about threats posed by Israel’s nuclear bombs, reaffirming Tehran’s call for a nuke-free Middle East.

Israeli settlers raid Aqsa Mosque

Scores of settlers break into the al-Aqsa Mosque compound under the protection of Israeli forces who take away four Palestinians working for a charity organization in Jerusalem al-Quds during a raid.

FM Zarif says Trump, allies isolated over anti-Iran policies

Sanctions has made Washington more isolated

Indonesian researchers set to study Muslim life in Germany

According to the Jakarta Post, fourteen Indonesians consisting of academics, researchers and journalists left Jakarta for Germany on Saturday to study Muslim life in the European country in a two-week program sponsored by Goethe Institut, a German state-sponsored cultural institution.