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U.S. Air Strikes kill at least 50 at Al-Qaeda Yemen camp

At least 50 militants were killed in a U.S. air strike on an al Qaeda training camp in the mountains of southern Yemen, medics...

Saudi and UAE football teams set for upcoming AFC clash

Rivalry is the essence of football, with the most compelling and captivating contests coloring the game. Without it there would be no competitive context,...

Riyadh slams Iranian condemnation of mass executions

Saudi Arabia has condemned Tehran’s official reaction to the execution on Saturday of 47 people - including a prominent Shia cleric - convicted of...

Turkish-backed rebels advance on Kurdish-held Syrian town

Turkish forces and allied Syrian rebels battling Kurdish militia in northern Syria advanced on Saturday to within just a few kilometres of the flashpoint...

Turkey unsettled by "anti-Islamic" messages in U.S. presidency race

Turkey is unsettled by "anti-Islamic" messages in the U.S. presidential race, in which the Republican front runner called for a ban on foreign Muslims,...

Rains cause flooding northwest of Saudi Arabia's capital, Riyadh

Seasonal rains have caused flooding in a city northwest of Saudi Arabia's capital. The state-run Saudi Press Agency said the rains Wednesday struck the city...

Iraq to reopen borders for trade, bring back sports and dining

CAIRO, Sept 7 (Reuters) - Iraq is reopening its land border crossings, restaurants, hotels, and bringing back sporting events without spectators, the prime minister...

China says wants deeper defence and anti-terror ties with Arab world

China wants to develop deeper defence and anti-terrorism ties with the Arab world, including joint exercises, intelligence sharing and training, the government said in...

Israel-Palestine peace process 'kidnapped by religious zealots'

The current violent conflict between Palestinians and Israelis makes one reminisce about better days — when Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, Foreign Minister Shimon Peres...

Bad Saudi PR fuels riyal devaluation talk

Speculation that Saudi Arabia could devalue its currency may owe more to a poor public relations effort by Saudi authorities than to the economic...

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