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Larijani: Yesterday, Tom Barrack said that if Lebanon does not comply with our demands to disarm Hezbollah, then it should expect the consequences, meaning the imposition of Israeli aggression

Larijani: Tom Barrack tried to impose his diktats on Lebanon, but was later infuriated when he realized that Lebanon was different

Larijani: Iran does not refuse negotiations and has never left the dialogue table, but what is required today is negotiations with predetermined outcomes

Larijani: We are not saying that we will not engage in talks, but any such talks should be of a realistic nature

Larijani: The enemies' demands are endless, and what we really need is a national resistance that puts an end to the enemies' ambitions

ICJ issues advisory opinion on 'Israel's' obligations in occupied Palestinian territory

While non-binding, the Court stressed the opinion carries “great legal weight and moral authority.” Swipe through to see what the judges had to say →

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In an interview for Al Mayadeen, Norwegian historian and former Nobel Institute advisor Øyvind Tønnesson said it is "highly unlikely that [US President Donald] Trump could ever receive the Nobel Peace Prize," citing his record and worldview as fundamentally opposed to the award’s founding ideals. "The Nobel Committee has favored work for international institution building, humanitarian principles, and human rights and those principles are actually almost entirely principles that are that Donald Trump, if not hates, he is really strongly against them,” Tønnesson explained. Addressing the recent award to Venezuelan opposition figure María Corina Machado, Tønnesson described it as "a kind of slap in Trump’s face," saying the committee’s statement embodied "principles that Donald Trump is against."