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In the first interview of its kind, the deputy prime minister of Libya’s unrecognized east-based government has told an Israeli newspaper that Israel should support Haftar’s war.
The Lebanese currency reached a new nadir on Thursday, despite the government's pledges to halt the pound's devaluation.
A new government sworn in earlier this year has failed to meet anti-sectarian demands, with judicial appointments representing the latest battleground.
Cash-strapped Lebanon is weighing its response to a new US sanctions law targeting the Syrian regime.
Michael and Peter Taylor are wanted in Japan, on allegations that they helped Carlos Ghosn flee the country in a box.
A new social media trend saw famous Arabs wearing blackface in a tone-deaf attempt to take a stand against racism. Instead, it spoke volumes about the Arab world's anti-blackness problem.
Heiko Maas is the first foreign dignitary to visit since Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu formed a coalition government with his election rival Benny Gantz.
Lebanon's economic crisis has seen salaries slashed, the value of the lira plummet and the price of goods drastically inflate.
In today's roundup: Egyptian actress Ragaa Al-Geddawy in a stable condition after receiving a plasma blood treatment for coronavirus and a Yemeni doctor is treating poor patients from his car.
The woman was caught in a gun battle between drug dealers in the Shatila refugee camp in Beirut, according to a graphic video picked up by local media.
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