Tim Stickings is an Assistant Foreign Editor at The National. He covers news and politics across Europe, with a particular focus on Germany, while also exploring themes related to cryptocurrency and world news. Tim's work has been featured in The National News.
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Former IRGC officer succeeds the assassinated Ali Larijani Iran has appointed Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr, a former Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps officer, as its new security chief after the killing of Ali Larijani
By: Tim Stickings
Officials say six suspects have confessed to espionage and terrorist activities Kuwait says it has uncovered a Hezbollah plot to assassinate "leaders of the state".
US officials describe overnight Navy Seal raid after frantic efforts to locate colonel in mountain hiding place
By: Tim Stickings, Cody Combs
In expletive-filled social media post, US President warns Iran will 'live in hell' if Strait of Hormuz remains closed
By: Tim Stickings, Hamza Hendawi
Iran refuses to cede control of Strait of Hormuz, its key negotiating card in Islambad talks
By: Tim Stickings
Tehran says ships need permission from new Strait Authority to cross, under proposal that could generate $10bn in revenue
By: Tim Stickings
Funds emerge as sticking point in peace negotiations as top Iranian negotiator visits Qatar to seek deal
By: Thomas Watkins, Tim Stickings
Regime claims 'definitive victory' after being struck 13,000 times by the US and Israel
By: Mohamad Ali Harisi, Tim Stickings
Burgenstock resort was selected as the venue after being proposed by Pakistani and Qatari mediators and endorsed by Washington and Tehran
By: Tim Stickings
Iran casts doubt on US President's claim that money will go to US farmers
