The president also expressed Iran's readiness to welcome Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to Tehran ... Saudi Arabia to further enhance bilateral ties. Iran-Saudi ...

Iran’s ambassador to Saudi Arabia ... in Tehran where he delivered a letter from King Salman. During his trip, Prince Khalid also met with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, Supreme National ...

Tehran-Riyadh ties shifted from confrontation to cautious engagement. Prince Khalid bin Salman's visit to Tehran marks a ...

Saudi Arabia’s Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman met with Iran ... Tehran. During his trip, Prince Khalid also met with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, Supreme National Security ...

Saudi Arabia would be “more than happy” to host an expanded 64-team men’s World Cup in 2034. In December, the Gulf state was confirmed as host for the 2034 edition of the competition ...

This is in a situation where visits by senior Saudi officials ... in the American team indicates the lack of seriousness of part of the United States in these negotiations and will increase distrust.

Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces Major General Mohammad Bagheri told Prince Khalid bin Salman in Tehran ... held by Iran, Russia, and Oman, with the participation of observer delegations ...

From nuclear deals to defense pacts, Arab states are no longer bystanders in America’s Iran strategy — they have a seat at ...

However, if Iran develops nuclear weapons, it could trigger an arms race in the Middle East. Countries like Israel, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE will become extremely vigilant about their security.

While some Iran hawks push for a more forceful U.S. posture even amid the ongoing diplomatic outreach, others—whose ranks reportedly include National ... as the Trump team flip-flops on whether ...

A second round of high-level talks between US and Iranian delegations on Tehran’s nuclear program has concluded in Rome on Saturday, amid tempered optimism about a diplomatic way forward.

JEDDAH - Saudi Arabia would be ready and willing to host a 64-team World Cup in 2034 if FIFA ... human rights abuses and says it protects its national security through its laws.