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Two of Lebanon's top leaders were warned about the 2,750 tonnes of ammonium nitrate that caused the deadly Beirut blast, a report said.
Lebanese observed a minute's silence at 6:08 PM on Tuesday, exactly one week after the massive explosion at the Beirut port that killed more than 200 people.
The Israeli foreign ministry accused Belgium of funding organisations that 'attempt to silence supporters of Israel'.
Pakistan was forced to repay $1 billion of a $6 billion package agreed with Riyadh in 2018.
Tunisia's largest faction, the Islamist Ennahdha party, has said it will oppose the formation of a non-political government by prime minister-designate Hichem Mechichi.
Reporters from the BBC and Sky News have taken to the Channel amid a rise in migrant crossings; critics accuse journalists of treating the risky journey like a 'spectator sport'.
Britain has come under increasing pressure from critics to tackle the refugee crossings.
The United Nations food-assistance branch will aid Beirut with 50,000 tonnes of wheat flour after the country's only only grain silo was destroyed in the explosion.
Jordanian police attacked teachers for protesting against the government not honouring a pay bonus.
Following Tuesday's tragic explosion at Beirut port, authorities have launched an investigation into the alleged presence of ammonium nitrate in Aden.
The young son of Lebanon's former Foreign Minister speaks out against alleged bullying in recent TikTok video.
Highly dangerous material was relocated from Baghdad's International Airport to a military site on Sunday, Iraqi authorities said.
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