- Protesters gathered in other major cities, Haifa and Beersheba, as well as at dozens of junctions and locales throughout the...
Israeli media put the number of participants in the Tel Aviv demonstration at "tens of thousands," as has occurred on previous occasions
The government's reform proposals would curtail the authority of the Supreme Court and give politicians greater powers over the selection of judges
- The UN chief was "shocked" by Burhan's letter, which requested "the nomination of a replacement" to Perthes and accused him...
In the letter, Sudan army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan accused Perthes of bias and of not respecting "national sovereignty"
The US State Department voiced its "strong support" for Perthes and its "concern" over Burhan's letter calling for his resignation
- Tehran, Iran-- Urging OPEC member countries to preserve cohesion and unity among them, Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi said that several...
Raisi, citing the history of good relations with OPEC, expressed his country's desire to continue strengthening the cooperation with it
Haitham al-Ghais applauded the Islamic Republic's effort, both at ministerial and technical level, to strengthen the cohesion and unity of OPEC members
- Clashes broke out between Iranian and Taliban forces at the border between the two countries, Iranian police said without reporting...
Even though Tehran and Kabul are bound by diplomatic relations, Iran does not recognize Afghanistan's Taliban government.
Iran demanded that Afghanistan respect its "water rights", charging that an upstream river dam there is restricting the flow into a lake.
- Iraq presented an ambitious plan to turn itself into a regional transportation hub by developing its road and rail infrastructure,...
War-ravaged and beset by rampant corruption, oil-rich Iraq suffers from dilapidated infrastructure.
Developing the road and rail corridor would allow Iraq to capitalize on its geographical position.
- NEW YORK, US - United Nations chief Antonio Guterres said he was "shocked" by a letter from Sudanese army chief Abdel Fattah...
The army and paramilitary RSF are currently in the fifth day of a one-week ceasefire brokered by the US and Saudi Arabia.
It is the latest in a series of moves by the army chief, who last week officially sacked RSF chief as his deputy in the ruling sovereign council.
- The UN-recognized Government of National Unity said the strikes hit "hideouts used by gangs of smugglers in fuel, narcotics and...
The UN mission in Libya said it was in contact with concerned national authorities, calling on both to respect relevant national and international laws
Libya is split between a nominally interim government in Tripoli in the west, and another in the east backed by military strongman Khalifa Haftar
- The signing of the UAE-Japan defense cooperation agreement aims to promote transfer of technology, cooperative research, development, and production projects.
The signing of the UAE-Japan defense cooperation agreement aims to promote transfer of technology, cooperative research, development, and production projects
The strengthening of defense cooperation with Asian countries is part of a broader UAE's effort to diversify its security partnerships and decrease dependence on the US
- Within minutes of the ceasefire taking effect late Monday, witnesses in the capital Khartoum reported air strikes and gunshots. The...
The United States and Saudi Arabia, which brokered the latest deal, reported "serious violations" since it took effect, particularly on Wednesday.
As civilians, aid groups and mediators pleaded for a stop to the fighting, Sudan's defense ministry issued a call to arms.
- RAS AL KHAIMAH, UAE - A top-level delegation from Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone (RAKEZ) recently concluded its trip to...
The RAKEZ delegation interacted with prominent Chinese business owners from a range of sectors.
The team traveled through Shanghai, Suzhou, Qingdao, Tianjin, Guangzhou, Foshan, and Zhuhai.





















