Peyman Jebelli, the chief of the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB), reacts to comments made by his brother in an interview with the Time magazine, suggesting that he may have made the remarks under duress.
Lomar awards bursaries to nine students in memory of Achim Boehme
Scholarships will support next generation of shipping leaders through study in Bremen
Paris station knife attack: At least six people injured and suspect shot
Police say the attacker had been taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries.
Politics daily briefing: January 11
All the latest political developments in the UK, as paramedics, call handlers, drivers and technicians from the Unison and GMB unions are taking part in staggered strikes across a 24-hour period.
Called back to the office, these public servants are worried about childcare
Tanya Lupinski, a senior project officer with the Canada Revenue Agency said there’s “immediate panic” as she and her family prepare for her to return to work.
UK industrial action: What strikes are coming up?
The UK has been hit by a barrage of industrial action as nurses, ambulance workers and primary school teachers strike over pay and conditions.
An investigation into the Mossad’s activities in Turkey | Al Jazeera World
Spying, secrecy, intrigue – a dark world of Israeli intelligence in Turkey, as Mossad searches for useful information.
Golden Globes 2023: Jenna Ortega, Austin Butler and more hit the red carpet
The best dressed at the 2023 Golden Globes.
Grant Shapps’ Twitter blasts Boris Johnson out of photo
Grant Shapps tweets photo that blasts Boris Johnson out of history.
Rural Chinese fend for themselves as Covid surge bites
Since China reversed its zero-Covid policy last month, a whirlwind of cases has crammed hospitals with elderly patients and sparked a free-for-all over limited supplies of medicine in Anhui province.