- The coalition said the rebels are using two Red Sea ports for military purposes, after the Huthis seized an Emirati-flagged...
The coalition has been fighting for nearly seven years in support of Yemen's internationally-backed government against the Huthis
The alliance has lately stepped up its accusations against the rebels and Iran, alongside an escalation in fighting
- Turkey Saturday warned against "provocative acts" ahead of talks between Russia and the United States next week to quell tensions...
NATO, of which Turkey is a member, has warned of real risks that Russia will invade Ukraine after Moscow amassed tens of thousands of troops on the Ukrainian border
High-ranking American and Russian diplomats will meet on Monday in Geneva after Moscow laid down a list of demands for Washington and NATO
- Gunmen in Iraq on Saturday shot and wounded two protesters who disrupted an anniversary commemoration of the death of Iranian...
He was killed along with his Iraqi lieutenant, Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, deputy leader of the pro-Iran Hashed al-Shaabi
Tehran and its Middle East allies have in recent days held a series of emotional commemorations to mark the second anniversary of the assassinations
- More than 70 families gathered in the rebel-held Syrian town of Azaz on Friday to highlight the plight of loved...
Around 105,000 have died in custody, while others have been released, but tens of thousands remain unaccounted for, according to Observatory figures
In 2013, a military defector known as "Caesar" smuggled more than 50,000 photographs out of Syria, many of them documenting the deaths of prisoners in detention centres
- Iran has begun paying compensation to families of those killed when it shot down a Ukrainian airliner two years ago,...
In 2020, Iran offered to pay "$150,000 or the equivalent in euros" to each of the victims' families.
Ukraine International Airlines flight PS752 was shot down shortly after take-off from Tehran on Jan 8, 2020, killing all 176 people aboard, most of them Iranians and Canadians.
- Eight Palestinians died on Thursday when the van they rode in collided with a cement truck in the occupied West...
The two vehicles slammed into each other at a junction on Route 90, which runs up the Jordan Valley and is under Israeli security control
The victims were not officially identified but local news outlets reported they were teenagers between 14 and 17 years old
- Global stock markets wavered Friday as dealers awaited vital US jobs data and mulled the Federal Reserve's readiness to hike...
London stocks edged higher in late morning deals, while Frankfurt nudged lower and Paris was flat nearing midday in the eurozone.
Bitcoin was also under pressure, falling for a second day to as low as $41,008, a level not seen since the end of September.
- The latest exchange of insults follows a crisis between Lebanon and Gulf Arab states over the war in Yemen.
The latest exchange of insults follows a crisis between Lebanon and Gulf Arab states over the war in Yemen
Last month, Hezbollah dismissed Riyadh's claims it was aiding attacks by Yemen's Huthi rebels
- Pierre Girgis was charged under a law that makes it illegal to act as a representative of a foreign government...
Pierre Girgis, 39, was charged in New York with acting illegally as an unregistered agent of the Egyptian government
Acting at the direction of Egyptian officials, Girgis ‘tracked and obtained information regarding political opponents’ of Sisi
- Iranian negotiator Bagheri made the comment during a meeting with Seoul’s Vice Foreign Minister Choi Jong-kun in Viena.
Iranian negotiator Bagheri made the comment during a meeting with Seoul’s Vice Foreign Minister Choi Jong-kun in Viena
Last year a row between the two countries intensified with Tehran threatening legal action unless Seoul released the over $7 billion in frozen funds for oil shipments





















