Arab World

Turkish Drone Kills 2 Iraqi Officers in Kurdish Region, Says Army

Egypt Checks Hospital Preparations amid Surge in Coronavirus Infections

Lebanon’s Opposition Pushes for Early Elections

Russia, Turkey Resume Joint Patrol Near Aleppo

Lebanese Parliament Speaker Does Not Mourn Resigned Govt.

Hamas Escalates and Launches Missiles Towards the Sea

Palestinian Protesters Urge Israel to Free Boycott Activist

Dozens of Palestinians protested outside the German diplomatic office in the West Bank on Tuesday, seeking to draw attention to Israel's arrest of a leading coordinator of the Palestinian-led boycott movement against Israel. Mahmoud Nawajaa was arrested on July 30 and remains in Israeli custody.

Lebanon’s Judiciary Continues Investigations Into Port Explosion

The judicial and security investigations into the Beirut Port explosion are following several paths.

Egypt-Gaza Crossing Opens for First Time in Months

The only crossing between Gaza and Egypt opened on Tuesday for 72 hours, allowing people to leave the Palestinian enclave for the first time since the novel coronavirus outbreak began. The Rafah crossing in southern Gaza was closed in March, as Hamas sought to guard against a major virus outbreak

Lebanese Demand Change after Government Quits over Beirut Blast

GERD Dam Talks Adjourned for a Week

Germany, France, Italy to Apply EU Sanctions for Libya Arms Embargo Violations

Israel’s High Court Cancels Order to Demolish Palestinian Home

Egyptians Start Voting for Revived Senate

Egyptians started voting on Tuesday for the Senate, the upper chamber of parliament that was revived as part of constitutional amendments approved in a referendum last year — an election that comes as the country faces an uptick in daily numbers of new coronavirus cases. Authorities have said fac

Sudan Army Says No Disputes with Rapid Support Forces

A Sudanese top military official denied reports claiming that there are disputes between the army and Rapid Support Forces (RSF), led by deputy chairman of the Sudanese Sovereignty Council Lieutenant General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo “Hemedti.” The Deputy Chief of Staff for Administration and Guida

Guterres Demands 'Transparent, Credible' Investigation Into Beirut Port Explosion

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called on Monday for listening to the voices of the Lebanese people that demand a “credible and transparent investigation” into the deadly explosion in Beirut Port last Tuesday.

Jordan to Make Wearing Masks Mandatory to Fight COVID-19

Gantz: Israel Determined to Prevent Formation of Hezbollah Branch In Syria

Arab League Chief Urges Immediate Security Council Intervention over Stranded Safer Tanker

Iraq PM Pressures Political Blocs to Hold Early Elections

Yemen Urges Security Council to Extend Iran Arms Embargo

Amid mounting fears of the ongoing transfer of smuggled Iranian arms to Houthi militias, the Yemeni legitimate government called upon the UN Security Council Monday to extend an arms embargo on Iran, set to expire after two months. “We warn against lifting the embargo on sale, supply, and transfe

Algeria, Spain Discuss Illegal Immigration Issue

US Military Investigating Claim of Iraq-Kuwait Border Blast

Lebanon's Leaders Warned in July about Explosives at Port, Documents Reveal

Israel Closes Gaza Goods Crossing after Balloon Attacks