- DUBAI, UAE - The Gem and Jewelry Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) has launched a first-of-its-kind India Jewelry Exposition Center (IJEX)...
India Jewelry Exposition Center will provide a platform for the country's MSMEs to showcase their products to the Middle East market.
The move is a reflection of the Middle East's importance to India's gem and jewelry sector which accounts for 30 percent of its exports.
- TEHRAN, IRAN- Iran has summoned Iraq's ambassador to protest over the presence of Iranian opposition groups at an official ceremony in...
Iran reacted sharply to the invitation of what it calls as separatist groups during a function in Iraq's autonomous region of Kurdistan.
Tehran, which refers to all Kurdish groups who oppose the Iranian government as 'terrorists', summoned the Iraqi envoy over the incident.
- Following international pressure, Damascus agreed to let the UN use the Bab al-Salama and Al-Rai crossings, operated by Turkish-backed rebels,...
Syrians affected by the February 6 earthquake that killed more than 55,000 people in Syria and Turkey have been relying on two border crossings for vital humanitarian deliveries
The United Nations estimated earlier this week that Syria needs almost $15 billion to recover from the quake, and it put the total cost of damage and losses at almost $9 billion
- The president has never faced a more united opposition than the one led by retired civil servant Kemal Kilicdaroglu and...
The president was emulating a ritual that Ottoman sultans performed before they led their men off to war as he braces for presidential polls
A shout of "God is greatest" went up over Istanbul's old city as the sun set and news of Erdogan's arrival at the mosque filtered in
- The Egypt-brokered ceasefire began in and around the Gaza Strip on Saturday after five days of violence that has killed...
Islamic Jihad political department official Mohammad al-Hindi thanked Egypt for its efforts to bring about the ceasefire
The fighting this week was the worst in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict since an August flare-up that killed nearly 50 Palestinian
- Widespread public anger at the state's slow response to the tragedy leads many believe that Hatay's electors will vote differently.
Several people who were forced to flee their homes have returned to take part in the elections.
Many people are annoyed that after the earthquake the Turkish state had abandoned them.
- Israeli air strikes battered Gaza and militants fired rockets again as deadly fighting resumed after a night of relative calm,...
Witnesses in Gaza reported that air strikes pounded uninhabited areas of the crowded enclave, while air raid sirens wailed in neighboring parts of Israel.
The Fatah movement of Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas said the two men killed in the raid were members of its armed wing,
- DUBAI, UAE - The UAE presented its legislative ecosystem - which regulates the local labor market, provides social security and...
Several UAE federal, local government entities and civil society organizations were part of the delegation.
The new labor legislations include provisions that prohibit discrimination on all grounds as defined in international conventions.
- Riyadh, Saudi Arabia-- Saudi Arabia and Iran have discussed ways to strengthen the ties between the two countries in a...
The Iranian minister described the expansion of the Saudi-Iranian relations as a "win-win" development
The two ministers met in Jeddah on the sidelines of the Islamic Development Bank Group's conference
- Tehran, Iran--Iran will begin to receive the first batch of Russian SU-35 fighter jets next week, according to Mehr News...
Being under Western sanctions, both Iran and Russia have signed deals in recent months to boost military, economic, trade, and energy ties
Apart from the 24 jets, Iran will also receive from Russia air defense systems, missile systems and helicopters from Russia in the near future





















