- More than a thousand Tunisians rallied Sunday decrying what they said was a power grab by President Kais Saied and...
"Get out," protesters in the capital Tunis shouted at a rally organized by the Islamist-inspired Ennahdha party that dominated the now-dissolved parliament
"The people want to dismiss the president," the crowds chanted, many waving national flags. "Down with the coup"
- In a bombed-out building in northwest Syria, rescue workers who for years have braved Russia's war strategies film a tutorial...
The video which offers a range of other rescue initiatives is the latest example of how Syrians are mobilizing to share with Ukrainians knowledge gleaned from war
"As first responders, we believe that we can share our experiences in Syria with humanitarian aid workers in Ukraine," volunteer rescuer Ismail al-Abdullah tells the camera
- Syria has over the past few months repeatedly accused the US of using its forces to steal oil from its...
Local sources in the Yarubiya countryside said that US forces on Saturday brought out a convoy of 60 vehicles
This, they said, included a number of trucks and tens of tanks loaded with ‘stolen Syrian oil’ being taken to Iraq
- The UN chief said countries need to fulfil and accelerate dose-sharing and donation commitments in order to reach the billions...
Antonio Guterres said the spread of Omicron was “a startling reminder of how quickly COVID-19 can mutate and spread
The Omicron variant of the novel coronavirus is now surging in the form of the BA2 variant in many parts of the world
- Evacuations resumed on Saturday from Kramatorsk, in eastern Ukraine, where a missile strike killed 52 people at a railway station...
US President Joe Biden accused Russia of being behind a "horrific atrocity" in Kramatorsk, and France also condemned the strike
Moscow denied responsibility for the rocket attack on the station, which also wounded 109 people, according to the latest official count
- The Al-Hol camp for displaced people in Syria is a jihadist threat and should be dismantled, a senior Iraqi security...
"Each day that passes with the camp still there, hate grows and terrorism thrives," Iraq's national security adviser, Qassem al-Araji, told an international conference
The overcrowded camp is controlled by the autonomous Kurdish administration and lies less than 10 kilometres (six miles) from the Iraqi border
- The United States insisted Friday on keeping the elite Quds Force of Iran's Revolutionary Guards Corps on its designated list...
The Guards as a whole, as well as the Quds Force in particular, were blacklisted under former US President Donald Trump
Tehran is demanding that the Guards be removed from the blacklist which has sparked outrage from some US politicians
- Russia denied being behind the missile strike, which came even as European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and EU...
A missile strike killed 52 people at a train station in eastern Ukraine where civilians had gathered to flee the area fearing a Russian offensive
The regional government said there were five children among the deceased, while Zelensky reported at least 300 were wounded





















