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Saudi seizes five million amphetamine tablets

Saudi authorities said Sunday that they had seized more than five million amphetamine tablets and arrested 11 people in one of the kingdom’s largest...

Erdogan signals possible warming of ties with Israel

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has signaled a possible warming of relations with Israel, saying in comments published Monday that the entire region would...

World Islamic body backs Saudi in Iran spat

The world's largest Muslim body backed Saudi Arabia in its weeks-long diplomatic spat with Iran in a statement issued on Thursday night, accusing Tehran...

Egyptian FM says relationship with Saudi Arabia is at its best

Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry confirmed that Egyptian-Saudi relations are "at its best", strongly denying the lack of differences between the two countries as reported by some...

Turkey sees ISIS hand in blast

Turkey is targeting Daesh in investigations of a double suicide bombing in Ankara that killed up to 128 people, officials said on Sunday, while...

Wave of Aden killings tests Gulf role in Yemen

The recapture of Aden by Gulf Arab coalition troops last summer has failed to provide any respite from Yemen's civil war, with residents facing...

Czech release of Syrian Kurdish leader triggers outrage in Turkey

A Czech court on Tuesday released prominent Syrian Kurdish leader Saleh Muslim, wanted by Turkey on terror charges, prompting outrage in Ankara which said...

Turkey warns Russia over space violation: NATO concerned

Turkey's prime minister says Russia has described its warplane's violation of Turkey's airspace as a "mistake" while calling the country's entry into the conflict...

Tunisia lifts curfew imposed after unemployment unrest

Tunisia on Thursday lifted the curfew imposed last month in response to sometimes violent demonstrations against unemployment in the country. The country's Interior Ministry said...

Syrians eating grass in government-besieged Daraya

Some Syrians in the besieged areas of Daraya and Deir al-Zor have been reduced to eating grass because food supplies are cut off, the...

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