Tuesday, June 23, 2026

Obama reaffirms U.S. will deter aggression against Gulf Arabs

President Barack Obama pledged to "deter aggression" against Gulf Arab allies increasingly concerned about Iran's influence in the region but did not shy away...

Taliban’s top negotiator: no early Sept peace talks planned with Afghans

PESHAWAR,Pakistan (Reuters) - A lead Taliban negotiator on Thursday said no peace talks were planned with Afghan officials for early September, hours after a...

Kingdom throws weight behind deal to make Hariri premier, Franjieh president

The Kingdom lent its backing on Thursday to a power-sharing plan for Lebanon, saying it hoped it would happen within weeks. The proposal tabled by...

Yemen government says peace talks may be postponed beyond mid-January

Yemen's Saudi-backed government said on Saturday that peace talks due to be held on Jan. 14 would most probably be postponed beyond that date. "The...

Saudi monarch addresses Egyptian parliament

Saudi Arabia's king addressed the Egyptian parliament on Sunday, the fourth day of a visit that saw the oil-rich kingdom pledge billions of dollars...

Philippines’ Duterte orders lifting of labour deployment ban to Kuwait

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte ordered on Wednesday the "total" lifting of a ban on Filipinos working in Kuwait after the two countries agreed on...

Saudi-led coalition and Yemen deny Iran embassy hit in Sanaa

The Saudi-led coalition and Yemen's foreign ministry denied Iran's accusation that Saudi warplanes had hit its embassy in the Yemeni capital of Sanaa. Iran on...

At Paris talks, leaders move beyond the environment

For world leaders attending a long-planned climate summit in Paris just weeks after 130 people were killed by Islamic State militants in the French...

Syria Kurds says they will respect ceasefire

Kurdish forces in Syria, where they have been targeted by Turkish artillery, said Thursday they would respect a ceasefire due to start this weekend...

Pompeo says Afghan negotiations likely to be ‘contentious’

ISLAMABAD (AP) — Much anticipated negotiations between Afghanistan's warring parties are likely to be “contentious,” U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warned Friday, but...

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