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Saudi Arabia, across the Red Sea from Sudan, has been a major hub for the evacuation effort

“Greece’s Supreme Court, the country’s highest judicial authority, upheld a verdict issued by the appeals court in favour of Iran,” Tehran’s Embassy in Athens

I dearly wish I'd known more about the debt as foreign secretary. No sanctions were in place which would have complicated its repayment

According to reports, US President Joe Biden last week hastily rewrote parts of his State of the Union address to take account of events in Ukraine following the Russian invasion. He had planned to use the annual occasion as his springboard for the midterm election campaign that will now gather momentum ahead of November’s vote. This election is widely seen as a crucial test

Debt collectors can seize the new stimulus checks-Lawmakers are trying to fix that Posted on The latest round of stimulus payments that started going out over the weekend are open to being seized by private debt collectors -- a problem lawmakers are rushing to fix. Recipients with unpaid credit card or medical bills for which a company has obtained a judgment against the debtor could see the fresh infusion taken from their bank accounts, potentially preventing those in need from getting the e...

By Lorraine Jewett | Special to The Union Ever-public Gil Mathew, rehired last month by the Economic Resource Council as executive director version 2.0, was asked by ERC job interview panelists to share something private that most people don’t know. Replied Gil, “I speak Farsi and I worked at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran in the 1960s.” Jaws dropped. Gil’s mission was apparently classified because when pressed, he’ll admit only to working as a “clerk/typist.” His Farsi has waned as t...

That is one of the big things we lost in the tehran embassy attack in 1979. >> reporter: well, the initial reporting after the attack is that we were not aware of documents being taken, but what i would caution is that there are still no fbi agents on the ground. its ten days later, and one would be foolish not to assume that elements have been taken from that consulate, though a lot of it was burned, and that may be a saving grace for the united states. jon: catherine herridge in washington, th...