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A suicide attack killed at least 8 people in southwest Pakistan

In a suicide blast Monday in south-western Pakistan, at least eight people, including two police officers, were killed and several others wounded, officials said. The...

Family of convicted Hezbollah member denounces ‘injustice’

BEIRUT (AP) — The family of a Hezbollah member convicted in the 2005 assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri described Thursday the...

Israel’s top court rules for removal of settler homes from Palestinian land

(REU) JERUSALEM, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Israel's Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that a cluster of homes in a Jewish settlement outpost in the occupied...

Netanyahu and Obama poised for first talks since Iran deal

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets US President Barack Obama in Washington Monday in a bid to set aside their frosty personal ties, turn...

Turkish court releases 14 students being tried for opposing Afrin operation

A Turkish court on Wednesday released 14 college students who are on trial for opposing Turkey's incursion in northern Syria against the Kurdish YPG...

Syria reports first death und Iran defends its Virus response

At criticism of authorities' lagging response to the worst Coronavirus outbreak in the Middle East, Iran's president on Sunday lashed out saying the government...

Algeria bans rallies over virus

In a country that has been shaken by an unprecedented anti-government protest movement, Algeria's president on Tuesday banned rallies and marches in response to...

Turkish Cypriot official: No tensions if waters divvied up

NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Tensions over the search for oil and gas off ethnically divided Cyprus would fade if Greek Cypriots agreed to divvy...

Iraqi lawmakers approve manual ballot recount in May 12 vote

Iraq's parliament voted on Wednesday in favor of a manual ballot recount after allegations of widespread fraud in the country's recently held parliamentary elections,...

Morocco investigates journalist after Amnesty claims

Rabat (AFP) -  Morocco said Wednesday it is investigating a journalist for receiving "foreign funding" for "intelligence services" days after rights group Amnesty alleged...

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