An activist says thousands of Iraqis in the southern Basra province have taken to the streets to protest against poor public services and unemployment

A Turkish court has sentenced managers and employees of a mine in western Turkey to between six and 22 years in prison for the deaths of 301 miners in the country's worst mining disaster

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has accused Iran of using its embassies to plot terrorist attacks in Europe

Iran's representative to OPEC says U.S. President Donald Trump should stop tweeting about wanting lower oil prices, saying that doing so has the opposite effect

US military reiterates promise to keep Persian Gulf waterway open to oil tankers as Iran renewed threats to shut it

Iran marks 30th anniversary of US Navy downing Iranian commercial airline, killing 290 people

Iran issues new warning over Mideast oil supplies as United Arab Emirates says its production can rise

Iran has asked fellow OPEC members to "refrain from any unilateral measures" to increase oil production beyond the 1 million additional barrels of crude a day it already agreed to

Gunfire, clashes as Iranian security forces confront water scarcity protests in the country's south

Turkey's foreign minister says his country does not have to abide by "unilateral" U.S. decisions on Iran, suggesting that Ankara would not cut off trade with its neighbor