- Dozens of women who had fled deadly violence in Iraq found a home in a Jordanian church where, without work,...
Fleeing violence carried out by the IS, many of the women ended up in Jordan, where they found themselves without work
Head of the Catholic aid agency Caritas Wael Suleiman believes there are as many as 13,000 Christian Iraqi refugees in Jordan
- Amid tight security in New York City, the 76-year-old former president will make an unprecedented appearance before a New York...
Trump will learn at his arraignment what charges he faces over hush money paid to a porn star before the 2016 election
The former American president is likely to be fingerprinted and possibly photographed, which would result in an all-time famous mug shot
- Speaking alongside Prime Minister Najla Bouden, the president said the reports reflected "a level of madness never seen before in...
The North African country's main opposition coalition had pressed the government earlier to explain Saied's public "absence", saying it had information that he was sick
Saied, 65, had not appeared in public or held any meetings since March 22, according to posts on Facebook - the presidency's only official channel of communication
- TUNIS, TUNISIA - Tunisia's main opposition coalition pressed the government on Monday to explain days-long public "absence" of President Kais Saied,...
The lack of statements or videos has sparked rumors over the state of Tunisian President Kais Saied's health.
Saied last year rammed through a constitution giving his office unlimited powers and neutering parliament.
- The UN rights chief called for Libyan authorities and the international community to step up accountability efforts in the conflict-ravaged...
The fact-finding mission voiced deep concern about the deteriorating human rights situation in the conflict-torn North African country.
The rights council is expected to adopt a resolution calling for the UN to provide "technical assistance" towards improving the rights situation in Libya.
- The Kremlin said oil output cuts by Russia, Saudi Arabia and other major producers that have caused prices to soar...
Saudi Arabia and other major oil producers announced Sunday a production cut of more than one million barrels per day.
Russia said it would extend until the end of the year its own voluntary production cut of 500,000 barrels per day.
- Israeli forces have carried out a number of deadly raids in the The raid came two days after a peak...
The Israeli army said it had carried out the raid to apprehend two individuals linked to an attack in which two Israeli soldiers were injured last month
Since the start of the year, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has claimed the lives of at least 90 Palestinians, 15 Israelis and one Ukranian
- BEIJING, CHINA - Chinese authorities have begun an investigation into leading US memory chipmaker Micron Technology, a decision Beijing's foreign ministry...
The probe escalates an already fierce battle between US and China for supremacy in the field of semiconductors.
US authorities have in recent years sought to prevent the country's advanced chip technology from being exported to China.
- Sunday's attack comes amid increased Israeli air strikes on Syria. The air strike near the western Syrian city of Homs...
The interior ministry said "two people were slightly injured" in the blast that targeted a pick-up truck, adding that "investigations are ongoing"
Two Iran-affiliated fighters were killed in an Israeli air strike in Syria Sunday, according to the British-based monitor with a wide range of sources in Syria
- The king touted a longtime commitment to preserving "peace and harmony" at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque compound -- Islam's third holiest...
A statement said the king told the delegation, led by Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas, that Jordan "will always be with you."
The meeting follows tensions with the Israeli government over a minister's remarks denying the existence of the Palestinian people





















