Iran

The Revolutionary Court of Tehran has sentenced an Iranian-Armenian Christian man to 10 years in prison for founding a house church and spreading “propaganda contrary to and disturbing to the holy religion of Islam.”

On Sunday, Iran took credit for firing ballistic missiles near the U.S. consulate in Erbil, Iraq. Erbil is the capital of Iraq’s Kurdistan region.

On Monday, negotiators resumed talks in Vienna about reviving Iran’s 2015 nuclear deal with world powers.

As Iran continues to advance its nuclear program, Israel is developing military plans to push back against it if necessary.

In his first U.N. address as the new president of Iran, President Ebrahim Raisi heavily criticized the United States, calling sanctions on Iran a "new way of war."

The U.S. and the U.K. are seeking to re-engage in negotiations on the Iran nuclear deal.

On Sunday, Israel’s prime minister warned that Iran's nuclear program is "advancing unhindered."

The U.S. and Israel are working together to develop a “Plan B” if nuclear talks between the U.S. and Iran fail.

Israeli Defense Chief Benny Gantz alleged that a recent attack on Israel was a “stepping-up of the escalation” between Israel and Iran.

Several Christians have reportedly been arrested and sentenced to five years in prison under Iran's newly amended law aimed at halting the growth of Christianity and other religious groups in the country.