Arab World

MPs Charged over Beirut Blast Re-Elected, Troubling Families of Victims

Hezbollah, Allies Lose Majority in Lebanese Parliament, Final Results Show

Egypt Affirms Importance of Strategic Ties With the US

UN Expects Unloading of Yemen's Safer Tanker Cargo by Mid-July

Massacre Video Reopens Wounds for Missing Syrians’ Families

EU Allocates 25 Mln Euros in Humanitarian Aid to Palestinians

Damascus, Rojava Race over Jazeera's Wheat Crops

Damascus and the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (Rojava) have entered the race to buy wheat grown in Syria’s part of the Jazeera.

G7: Resumption of Economic Support to Sudan Hinges on Restoration of Civilian-Led Govt

The G7 has urged the active politicians in Sudan to agree on key negotiation issues in order to restore civil rule. “We continue to call for a return to a civilian-led transition towards an inclusive democracy and peace after the military takeover on 25 October 2021. “Restoration of a credible

Egypt Presidential Pardon Committee Paves Way for Release of 1,000 Detainees

Members of Egypt's Presidential Pardon Committee are looking into the cases of over 1,000 detainees ahead of their release. The committee was set up to address various cases, including those of political and rights activists and journalists. Last month, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi expressed

Gantz in Washington Wednesday to Defend ‘Settlements,’ Israeli Measures in West Bank

Spain, Morocco Reopen Land Borders after Two-year Closure

UN Chief Calls for 'Inclusive Government' after Lebanon Vote

Tebboune, Erdogan Discuss Libya Crisis, Bolstering Relations

Clashes Force Libya’s Bashagha from Tripoli after Brief Attempt to Enter

Clashes rocked Libya's capital early on Tuesday as the parliament-appointed prime minister, Fathi Bashagha, tried to take over government there but was forced back out by a rival administration that refuses to cede power. Bashagha entered Tripoli overnight after two months of stalemate between Li

First Yemeni Flight Departs Sanaa to Amman

The first commercial flight in six years took off from Yemen’s Sanaa on Monday as part of the two-month nationwide truce. The flight by national carrier Yemenia - also known as Yemen Airways - was bound for Jordan’s capital of Amman.

Egypt: Opposition Parties Coordinate Demands to Achieve Political Reform

Opposition parties in Egypt have begun coordinating to announce a unified position on their demands for “political reform.” Last month, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi tasked the Youth National Conference, which operates under the umbrella of the Egyptian presidency’s National Training A

Sandstorm Closes Schools, Offices and Halts Flights in Iraq

Hezbollah, Allies Likely to Lose Parliamentary Majority in Lebanon

Palestinian Authority Appeals to US to Stop Car Cable Project in Jerusalem

Iraq's Sadr Announces Shift to 'National Opposition'

Blinken Offers Condolences to Abu Akleh Family, Calls for Credible Probe into her Death

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken called for an "immediate and credible investigation" into the circumstances of the killing of Palestinian-US journalist Shireen Abu Akleh. Blinken announced that he spoke to Shireen's brother during his flight Saturday to Berlin, where he participated in a me

Freedom and Change Seeks New Opposition Alliance in Sudan

Lieberman Proposes Amending Nation-State Law

First Flight out of Sanaa Airport Set to Take off on Monday

Egypt Calls for African Coordination Meeting Ahead of COP-27