Our daily trek around the world

🇮🇷 Iran’s attorney general said the nationwide law requiring women to wear hijabs in public is under review. The country’s parliament and Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution will announce the result of their review on Friday of next week. The attorney general also claimed the country is abolishing its morality police, which are tasked with enforcing the country’s Islamic dress code, but those comments were later refuted by Iranian state media.

🛢️ OPEC+ will stick with its previously-agreed-to oil production cuts amidst new Russian sanctions. In a statement, the Saudi-led group, which includes Russia, said the move will allow it more time to assess the market impact of a $60 per barrel price cap on Russian oil, which was imposed last week by the G7 nations and Australia. In October, OPEC+ voted to cut production by 2 million barrels per day despite pushback from the White House, citing a global slowdown in demand.

🇷🇺 Russia is burning through missiles in Ukraine faster than it can produce them, a top US official said Saturday. National Intelligence Director Avril Haines told NBC News that Russia is using up ammo at a rate too fast for its defense industry to keep up, prompting Moscow to look to other sources such as North Korea. The Pentagon last month said Russia is firing up to 20,000 artillery rounds per day, compared with 4,000–7,000 from Ukraine.