Nada AlTaher

US and Iranian experts set to meet to discuss technical aspects of a potential agreement

Lawyer Paul Heron hopes Britain's backing for Israel will not hinder police investigation

Third round to take place in Oman, foreign ministry confirms

The rebel group has made contingency plans for strikes that aim to cut off its fuel supplies

Efforts by grassroots legal groups are being increased after the world’s top courts issued measures last year to curb atrocities in Gaza

Luis Ocampo tells The National that Israeli PM's efforts to evade international arrest warrant could be in jeopardy

Red lines are clear on both sides of the talks, Iran's supreme leader says

Negotiations seem to have given both sides something to look forward to

Abbas Araghchi and Steve Witkoff spoke briefly in Muscat after indirect negotiations on Tehran's nuclear programme

Negotiations could breathe new life into US-Iran relations that have been deteriorating for nearly five decades

Country is still grappling with the same sectarian complex that fanned the conflict 50 years ago

While both sides refuse to agree on renewal of truce, Israel is accused of creating conditions for social chaos

Trump says he prefers negotiation to military action – but an exchange of threats between the US and Iran has brought fears of escalation

Spokesman claims Hamas had regrouped in the area during recent ceasefire

Growing anger against Hamas and constant Israeli attacks have pushed Palestinians to the brink