Egypt’s first democratically elected president, Islamist leader Mohammed Morsi collapsed in court while on trial Monday and died.
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The Trump administration had already delayed its presentation of the plan until after Israel's April 9 elections, but those polls failed to yield a government and a new election is slated for…
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Mohammed bin Salman warns kingdom does ‘not want a war in the region’ but will not allow harm to its ‘people, sovereignty, interests’.
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The moves are the latest spike since US President Donald Trump withdrew from a landmark 2015 deal on Iran's nuclear programme and reimposed sanctions.
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During a joint press conference with President Rouhani, Pakistan PM said that the two countries will not allow any militant group to operate from Pakistan.
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The Jerusalem consulate general will be replaced by a new Palestinian affairs unit within the embassy.
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'The head of state signed a decree appointing (Askar) Mamin prime minister of Kazakhstan,' Nazarbayev's office said on its Twitter account.
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IS still retains territory in the part of Syria that is mostly under the control of the Russian- and Iranian-backed Syrian government.
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The names of the 11 defendants have not been officially released.
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Trump’s decision to keep a military presence in Iraq angered the country's lawmakers who have been requesting a US withdrawal for many years.
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In the phone call two weeks ago, Trump had been expected to deliver a standard warning to the Turkish president over his plan to launch a crossborder attack targeting US-backed Kurdish forces in…
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The Sea of Galilee is not isolated, it is part of a water basin comprising the Jordan River and the Dead Sea, too. If it shrinks, everything else shrinks faster.
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No injuries were immediately reported and workers were believed to have evacuated after the warning shots.
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In areas close to the Jaber border, Syrian goods have started showing up in markets.
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According to UNICEF, 1.8 million Yemeni children under the age of five suffer from acute malnutrition, and the lives of 400,000 severely affected children are under threat.
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