By recognising a Houthi as Yemeni ambassador- Has Iran outmanoeuvred Saudi?

By establishing formal diplomatic relations with the Houthis, Iran complicates Riyadh’s attempts to reach a deal with the Yemeni rebel group.

Corporal Hasan: The last Ottoman Guardian of Jerusalem

Corporal Hasan of Turkey’s Igdir province was part of the heavy machine gun team of the Ottoman army and guarded Jerusalem for 65 years until his death in 1982.

Ayodhya verdict: 'I represent the people who are not prepared to surrender'

TRT World speaks to Zafaryab Jilani who represented Muslim parties in the recently concluded high profile Babri Masjid case that has split India's Hindus and Muslims.

Morales offers compromise but Bolivia’s elites show no sign of accepting

The Bolivian army killed eight Morales supporters on Tuesday, deepening the conflict between the indigenous population and the country’s mainly European descended elite.

Will Sri Lanka’s new president heal the country or open old wounds?

Gotabaya Rajapaksa spearheaded the military operation that ended his country's years-long insurgency but alienated minorities along the way.

Are these Iranian protests any different from previous ones?

Tehran appears more panicked in its response to these protests, which have claimed more than 100 lives across Iran. The government links them to ongoing protests in Iraq and Lebanon.

What's left for Palestine after US recognises illegal Israeli settlements?

With the recent US recognition of Jewish settlements in the West Bank as legal, Palestinians are asking themselves what Washington and its allies think about their place in the world.

The resilience of Peronism in Argentina

Ever since Juan Doming Peron first came to power in 1943, his style of politics has been interwoven into Argentina’s social fabric, as a Peronist party comes to power again, what does this mean for the country?

Why Iranians are protesting the country’s gas hike

While Iran has one of the most heavily subsidised gas prices in the world, the country is trying to get its house in order amid US sanctions.

Is development boosting a spike in suicides in a remote Pakistani region?

Pakistan's neglected Thar desert region suffers from every development hurdle you can name, but its recently accelerated growth is leaving its residents further behind.

France’s EU army ambitions may not be good for the rest of Europe

As the European Union moves closer to the idea of a European army, France is pushing for more integration, but will other nations follow the anti-American, anti-NATO rhetoric?

Egyptian opposition considers taking Sisi to international courts

The Egyptian Revolutionary Council, an anti-Sisi regime group, has said it can take the case of the death of former president Mohammed Morsi and other prisoners to international courts.