The Kremlin slams Belgium’s order to freeze the assets of Russian diplomatic missions and other organizations.

Senior officials from the US and Venezuela have met in Haiti in an attempt to “normalize relations.”

A report says Arab and Israeli diplomats have recently held a secret meeting in Jordan.

The Cuban president says his country and the US will name ambassadors once Havana is removed from the US blacklist of terror.

An expert says Britain has to return Malvinas islands to Argentina.

Tunisia is restoring diplomatic ties with Syria. The relations were cut by former President Moncef Marzouki in 2011. As Press TV correspondent in Tunis Adnen Chaouachi reports, the restoration of ties is expected to help in the fight against terrorism.

James Jatras says the United States is seeking to torpedo the Minsk ceasefire agreement on the Ukraine crisis.

Iran and Venezuela keep developing their political and economic ties, especially since the recent visit of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to Iran. From Caracas, Press TV correspondent Jesus Silva reports.

Iran rejects an Israeli media report that links one of its diplomats to a fake bomb incident in the Uruguayan capital. The Iranian Embassy in Montevideo says publishing a false report against one of its diplomats aims to create Iranophobia. The embassy stressed that the move is aimed at damaging the international image of Iran. On January eight, police discovered an object suggestive of a bomb near the new Israeli Embassy in Montevideo. Following this, the Israelis published a false report, blaming Iran for the incident. On Friday, the Uruguayan government rejected the accusation by Israeli media. Tehran has noted that in the past, Tel Aviv has ordered attacks against its own embassies in India and Georgia, and blame them on Tehran, in order to tarnish Iran's image in the host countries.

The new Greek Prime Minister, Alexis Tsipras, has held top-level talks in Brussels with the aim of restructuring his country's enormous debts. Germany has again ruled out any debt cancellation for Greece. Experts say if Greece ends up leaving the eurozone because of the crisis, it could spell the end of the struggling currency. Our correspondent has more from Brussels.