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The series "The Alexandria Killings" is based on the true events of a killing spree that has kept the Egyptian public guessing between innocence...
A crisis between the Egyptian and Ethiopian churches erupted over the ownership of Deir al-Sultan in Jerusalem.
The Egyptian government is seeking partnerships with private and international companies to improve and manage the country’s dilapidated railway...
Lisa Smith's case has prompted comparisons to Shamima Begum, whose British citizenship was revoked after she went to Islamic State territory in Syria.
Yet another violent incident has increased the tension between Israelis and Palestinians, a lot of it over a land dispute in Jerusalem.
The Syrian government is not being transparent with chemical weapons inspections, say UN officials.
Pro-settler Yamina leader Naftali Bennett could soon become Israel’s first religious prime minister.
Egyptian companies are planning more than $1 billion in investments in the oil and natural gas sector in the Western Desert region.
Saudi Arabia's Foreign Ministry says it is premature "to reach any definitive conclusions" about the talks.
The State Department slammed Houthi rebels for turning down the chance to meet with the UN Yemen envoy Martin Griffiths.
Workers in both the private and public sector must receive the vaccine before returning to their workplaces, according to the Saudi Ministry of...
Various Palestinian factions, including Hamas, have rejected President Mahmoud Abbas’ decision to postpone the legislative elections and his call...
The Turkish president wants a change in relations, but his efforts are seen as the result of a failed regional strategy and poor ties with the...
A statement from Qatar's attorney general said Ali Shareef Al Emadi is suspected of misuse of public funds and abuse of power.
A paper published end of April by an interministerial committee recommends shutting down the petrochemical industries in Haifa Bay.
Cornered by rising inflation and a weakening currency, Turkey’s Central Bank kept its benchmark interest rate steady at 19% on May 6 as...
Some camp residents in northwestern Syria lack clean water, and despite all the efforts made by organizations in this field, some still find it...
Muntasir Shalabi was arrested Wednesday night in connection with the deadly of shooting of Israeli teenager at a bus stop in the Palestinian...
French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian met with President Michel Aoun, who briefed him on the stalled efforts to form a government.
The commander of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps indirectly claimed responsibility for a series of attacks against Israeli interests,...
Co-president of the Autonomous Administration on North and East Syria Ilham Ahmed spoke at a virtual event at the DC-based Newlines Institute today.
An Israeli helicopter launched a missile in Syria's southern Quneitra province, according to state media.
The Lebanese government is also seeking satellite images other countries have of the Beirut port explosion site.
Egyptian companies are planning more than $1 billion in investments in the oil and natural gas sector in the Western Desert.
Two members of the anti-US government Boogaloo movement have pleaded guilty to attempting to support the Palestinian military organization Hamas.
Five foreign ministries call on Israel to scuttle plans to build more West Bank settlements.
The Egyptian and Turkish deputy foreign ministers chaired two days of talks focused on bilateral and regional issues, including the war in Libya.
Escalation is expected in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, given several strong indicators that portend an imminent explosion.
As Yair Lapid takes the wheel, the coalition negotiations to create a broad-based government have been underway for weeks.
Jerusalem has returned to the center of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict with riots in the contested city.
The meeting takes place during the first official visit to Damascus by Saudi Arabia since 2012.
Tensions in the Palestinian territory as well as Jerusalem have led to considerable violence between Jews and Arabs in recent weeks.
The attack was the first since a missile from Syria landed near an Israeli nuclear reactor last month.
The bipartisan group called on the administration to mobilize the international community to support Yemen's humanitarian needs.
President Hassan Rouhani has vowed to fulfill his promise to remove sanctions during the final months of his administration.
An Israeli plane loaded with medical aid arrived to India this morning and others will soon follow.
Iraq, which is struggling to vaccinate its population, recently topped 1 million coronavirus cases.
Now that President Reuven Rivlin tasked Yair Lapid with forming the next government, the head of Yesh Atid party has 28 days for the complicated...
Turkey’s efforts to mend ties with the Gulf bloc don't pass Riyadh's tacit preconditions.
Egypt and Turkey began talks in Cairo today aimed at reseting ties after nearly eight years of a diplomatic rift.
Fractious politics makes for unstable governance; the scoop on Biden’s meeting with Israel’s Mossad chief; Gulf rethinks Chinese vaccine...
President Barham Salih said the first round of talks occurred in early April, which he described as “important and significant.”
After he postponed the Palestinian legislation elections scheduled for May 22, political opponents are considering ways to oust Palestinian...
After Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's failure, President Reuven Rivlin has handed the mandate for composing the government to Yesh Atid leader...
A crown prince bent on modernization, young and tech-savvy consumers, and a global pandemic are transforming commerce in the desert kingdom.
More Syrian refugees are expected to return home from Turkey this year if the Turkish authorities continue to impose lockdowns to curb the spread...
In the wake of the killing of Chadian President Idriss Deby at the hands of rebel groups, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt agreed on the need to...
Eritrea is seeking to defuse allegations that it has aided Ethiopia in its border dispute with Sudan,
Democratic US Senators Chris Coons of Delaware and Chris Van Hollen of Maryland met with Sudan’s interim leaders in Khartoum on Tuesday as the...
The Abraham Accords Institute for Peace will focus on boosting ties between Israel and the Arab countries that signed the Abraham Accords.
The Iran-Iraq border has recently witnessed a fresh uptick in cross-border attacks by Kurdish armed groups fighting for autonomy.
Human rights groups slammed the deal, which is backed by French government loans.
The Ethiopian Prime Minister called out his neighbors for fueling the recent round of violence in Ethiopia's western Benishangul-Gumuz region where...
The Saudi state-owned oil company's profits went up 30% due to the improved global economy amid the continued COVID-19 pandemic, according to its CEO.
Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Madbouly did not declare Easter an official holiday, upsetting many Egyptian Christians and human rights...
The experts said Iran's denial of adequate medical care to Mohammad Nourizad may amount to torture.
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