Lizzie Porter

No current plans to leave non-proliferation treaty, Iran's deputy foreign minister says

Beijing-based intergovernmental organisation says world powers should leave pressure and blackmail aside

Move comes as part of dissolution of Kurdish militant group

While Tehran described the strike as an act of 'self defence', the barrage pierced a long-standing regional red line

Four staff of satirical magazine that published drawing arrested amid calls for its closure

IRGC assault on Al Udeid airbase was 'harmful' but Doha chose de-escalation

President says US strikes ended war in Iran as ceasefire talks resume in enclave

Tehran wants incentives that could face opposition in Washington

Some residents of Tehran celebrate truce as a victory and a chance to return to normal life, but others remain cautious

Thousands are returning, not despite the conflict, but because of it

Ocalan wants meetings with Syrian and Iraqi leaders

As civilian impact grows, so does tension between national pride and fears for the future

New Tehran commanders may be more willing to intensify conflict

More attacks trigger frantic efforts by Middle East leaders to prevent whole region from being dragged into conflict

Tehran knew attack was possible, but was hoping diplomacy would prevail