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More than 100 killed in Syria assault on Damascus suburb

Government forces bombed the northeastern suburbs of the Syrian capital for a second straight day on Tuesday, killing more than 100 people and raising...

2 Syrian nationals indicted in pro-Assad hacking scheme

Two Syrian nationals were indicted Thursday in a computer hacking scheme that targeted the White House, Harvard University, U.S. Marine Corps and news media...

Fallout from Syria looms large as G20 leaders meet on global economy

Syria's war, migration and the fight against terrorism will force their way onto the agenda when world leaders meet this weekend in Turkey, a...

UN says all sides in Libya may be committing war crimes

All sides in Libya's conflict are committing breaches of international law that may amount to war crimes, including abductions, torture and killing of civilians,...

Syrian government delegation in Geneva for peace talks

The Syrian government delegation to UN-brokered peace talks arrived in Geneva on Friday afternoon, a source close to the government told AFP, while the...

Net expansion ‘comes at cost of privacy’

The advancement of telecommunications and information technology, as well as the growing prevalence of electronic warfare and means of transferring information rapidly across networks...

Municipality in Jeddah to cover all open sewers

The Jeddah Municipality has instructed all its subdivisions to locate the uncovered sewers and find adequate solution to address the problem forthwith. Responding to an...

At least a year before 'El Chapo' could go to U.S.

The latest in the capture of Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, his meeting with Sean Penn and efforts to send him to...

Jordan bans Lebanese band Mashrou Leila from performing

Jordan has banned a performance by a popular Lebanese rock band on religious grounds, spurring criticism of the Western-allied kingdom, which portrays itself as...

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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