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In-depth: Ten years after the Arab Spring there is no sign of reform, just growing economic and social distress and a reduced space for citizens to express their grievances.
As the first country to start inoculating refugees against the coronavirus disease, Jordan is running its vaccination plan despite it struggles to obtain sufficient vaccine supplies.
In-depth: Daraa occupies a unique role in the story of Syria's war. There, in March 2011, what began as a localised protest became the spark that ignited the revolution.
Netanyahu fuelled speculation that more Gulf states were planning to normalise ties with Israel.
Analysis: As divisions grow among Washington's partners, Turkey will likely stand in the camp of states that see the JCPOA's survival as serving both their national interests and regional stability.
A defence lawyer has raised concerns over the administrative detention of protesters.
Jordan on made public a defence agreement with the United States that allows free entry of US forces, aircraft and vehicles onto the kingdom's territory.
Security sources in Libya said 11 bodies were found with bullet holes in Benghazi.
Abu Dhabi is reportedly outraged with Netanyahu's use of UAE-Israel ties to boost his election prospects.
The EU will extend for two years its Mediterranean military mission to police the UN arms embargo on Libya.
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