The head of Syria's commission for missing persons said Monday the number of people who went missing during decades of...
European leaders will join Zelensky in Washington on Monday, seeking above all else to prevent another Oval Office meltdown -- but...
The summit in the city of Xi'an is the first of its kind, according to Chinese state media, and will...Leaders of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan are expected to attend the China-Central Asia Summit from May 18 to 19, said China's foreign ministry
The summit in the city of Xi'an is the first of its kind, according to Chinese state media, and will focus on strengthening economic and diplomatic ties with Beijing
The participants are reported to have discussed the broad contours of the massive joint project to build railway, maritime and...The participants discussed the broad contours of the massive joint project to build railway, maritime and road connectivity in the larger region
They also deliberated ways to strengthen relations and ties between their countries in order to enhance growth and stability in the region
Russian troops have battled since last summer to capture Bakhmut, the political importance of which has come to surpass any...Rivalries between Yevgeny Prigozhin and the conventional army had boiled over during the battle for the now-devastated flashpoint, where Wagner is leading the assault
Wagner's chief has threatened to pull out of Bakhmut on May 10, blaming Defence Minister for tens of thousands of Russian casualties in a series of blistering videos
AMMAN, JORDAN - The ninth session of the Joint Jordanian-American Committee, which was held in the United States, discussed cooperation...The Jordanian delegation urged US investors to enhance investment in the Kingdom.
The delegation thanked US for its continuous support to Jordan in several sectors.
BAGHDAD, IRAQ - Iraq Prime Minister Muhammad Shia'a Al-Sudani said that the country is continuing regional economic communication. A statement...Iraq Prime Minister said that the country is continuing regional economic communication.
Iraq supports stability and economic growth for itself and other friendly nations
Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said his "heart aches" for Koreans who suffered under colonialism, as Seoul and Tokyo seek...Tokyo and Seoul have long been at odds over historic issues linked to Japan's brutal 1910 to 1945 colonial occupation of the Korean peninsula.
Bilateral ties were torpedoed in 2018, when South Korea's Supreme Court ordered Japanese firms to compensate the wartime victims of forced labor.
An Iraqi court sentenced to death a former policeman convicted of killing prominent academic Hisham al-Hashemi, whose murder in 2020...Prominent academic Hisham al-Hashemi, was shot dead outside his Baghdad home in July 2020 by gunmen on motorcycles.
Hashemi was a highly qualified academic and his murder in 2020 had attracted condemnation from the West and the United Nations.
The bloc's foreign ministers unanimously agree to allow government delegations from Syria to resume their participation in meetings ahead of...The bloc's foreign ministers unanimously agree to allow government delegations from Syria to resume their participation in meetings ahead of a key summit in Jeddah on May 19.
The development comes after a decade-long suspension due to President Bashar al-Assad's crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in 2011 that sparked the country's civil war
- Israel transferred a Jordanian member of parliament to Amman's authorities, weeks after arresting him for attempting to smuggle pistols, rifles...
Israel had detained the Jordanian MP Imad Adwan on April 22 when he was crossing between Jordan and occupied West Bank.
Israeli officials did not prosecute the MP and transferred him to Jordanian authorities for further investigation.
- Kuwait City, Kuwait -- Dozens of candidates have submitted their candidacy documents for Kuwait's National Assembly election, set to take...
On Saturday, 31 candidates registered to run in the elections, the second day of registration, bringing the total of hopefuls so far to 61
The oil-rich country has seen much wrangling between the government and the elected parliament, hampering fiscal reforms
