A court in Bahrain on Sunday sentenced three senior opposition leaders to life in prison, overturning previous acquittals on charges of spying for Qatar. International rights group called the sentence a “travesty of justice.”

Iranian Judiciary Chief Sadeq Amoli Larijani underlined the US inability to implement its long-awaited plot to overthrow the Islamic Republic in Iran through sanctions and pressures.

Humanitarian aid projects funded by Oxfam in Yemen have repeatedly been bombed by the Saudi-led coalition, the British charity said, slamming London for refusing to halt their support and weapon supplies to Riyadh.

A statement from the public prosecutor said the court sentenced Sheikh Ali Salman, opposition al-Wefaq group secretary general, and Sheikh Hassan Sultan and Ali Alaswad, members of the same group, to life in jail, Reuters reported.

A judge in North Dakota has refused a request to review a controversial voter registration law- passed by Republicans – that critics say makes it harder for Native Americans to cast their ballot.

Harvard Belfer Center’s Kennedy School disinvited Saudi Prince Turki al Faisal from a long-planned week in residence, the prince revealed.

Iranian nation, from all walks of life, have taken to the streets to participate in rallies across the country to mark the anniversary of US embassy takeover and express their opposition to the arrogant policies and attitudes of the enemies, particularly the US.

The Turkish pro-government newspaper Sabah has reported that journalist Jamal Khashoggi's corpse was dismembered and put into five suitcases after he was strangled upon entering Saudi Arabia's consulate in Istanbul.

Amnesty International renamed the street outside Saudi Arabia's embassy in London as "Khashoggi Street" with a mock sign to mark the one month anniversary since the journalist's killing in Turkey

Narges Abyar, director of cinematic works such as “Groove 143” and “Nafas”, was selected as the a member of jury of the 25th Listapad Film Festival in Belarus.