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Air strikes target Al Qaeda in Yemen, troops control Aden district

At least four suspected al Qaeda militants in southern Yemen were killed in what is believed to be a drone strike on Wednesday as...

Leading Iraqi Shi'ite says Islamic State shrugging off U.S. air strikes

Flush with cash and weapons, Islamic State is attracting huge numbers of foreign fighters to Iraq and Syria and withstanding U.S.-led air strikes that...

NATO not sending ground troops to fight ISIS

NATO has ruled out sending ground troops to fight against ISIS militants in Syria, NATO General Secretary Jens Stoltenberg told a Swiss newspaper, stressing...

Afghan negotiators wait in Kabul as start of peace talks faces delays – sources

KABUL, Sept 7 (Reuters) - Afghan negotiators have pushed back a planned trip to Doha for long-awaited peace talks with the Taliban as logistical...

Egypt's Tourism Minister hopes Egypt is still a key player in Arab tourism

Egyptian Tourism Minister Hisham Zazou stressed the importance of Arab tourism in general with a focus on Egypt, encouraging Arabs to "return to Egyptian...

Iranian president defends government’s response to Coronavirus

The government of Iran has come under heavy criticism for what has been seen as a slow and inadequate response of the Virus outbreak....

Saudi Arabia considers military option against Al Assad

Saudi Arabia has not ruled out talking to Iran on Syria, but calls Tehran an occupying force Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister said Tuesday there is...

Qaeda in Yemen stones woman to death for adultery

Al-Qaeda militants have stoned a woman to death in a southeastern Yemeni city they control after accusing her of adultery and prostitution, several witnesses...

Amid talks with Israel, UAE pursuit of stealth jets rumbles in background

Al DHAFRA AIRBASE, Abu Dhabi, Sept 1 (Reuters) - Amid historic normalisation talks between Israel and the United Arab Emirates, American officials spent a...

Turkey-Cyprus dispute holding up EU’s Belarus sanctions, diplomats say

BRUSSELS, Sept 10 (Reuters) - European Union sanctions on Belarus are being delayed by a separate dispute between Cyprus and Turkey over energy resources...

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