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Analysis: The future of the Afghan government looks bleak after the US military withdrawal, with the Taliban sensing victory.
Berbers in Algeria are marking the anniversary for a protest movement that inspired the Hirak movement some twenty years later.
Turkey hails 'new era' with Egypt after tensions
Turkey and Egypt are reigniting their relationship after a period apart which started with the overthrow of the Mohamed Morsi.
Yemeni model kidnapped by Houthis, family forced into silence
Yemeni model Entisar Al-Hammadi was kidnapped over a month ago by Houthi rebels.
Rebuilding Raqqa: Hope amid the ruins of war
In-depth: Three years after being liberated from IS, Raqqa is still in ruins. But despite funding shortages and security challenges, residents ...
Everyone is talking about Jordan - except Jordanian journalists
In-depth: Whatever happened - a coup, sedition, or an overzealous royal family seeking to stamp out internal opposition - one thing is clear: Jordanians will be the last to know.
'Release journalists' sentenced to death by Houthis, colleagues demand
Four Yemeni journalists have been sentenced to death by the Houthis.
Arab leaders pay tribute to Prince Philip
Leaders from across the Arab World offered their condolences to the Queen of the United Kingdom following the death of her husband ...
Jordan king to address nation on palace turmoil
After the dramatic events involving Prince Hamzah, the king of Jordan has announced that he will make an address.
Oil spill off Israel reaches south Lebanese beaches
The Lebanon Diving Center detail their efforts on cleaning up South Lebanon's tainted shoreline following a massive oil spill off the coast of ...
Covid-19: A year of repression in the Middle East
In-depth: Amnesty International's annual report for 2020/21 reveals the scope of the abuses Middle Eastern governments perpetrated while the ...
Yemen gravediggers, bulldozer join forces against Covid
Fresh graves are being dug to meet demand as Covid-19 related deaths spike in the war-torn nation.
Comment: Feeling threatened by protests, high unemployment, and a dismal economy, King Abdullah may see this as a useful excuse to clamp down on ...
Egypt's 'Indiana Jones' appointed UNWTO tourism ambassador
Hawass becomes the first Egyptian appointed to the UN position and is charged with promoting international tourism on behalf of the UN body
'Former Mossad agent' offered to evacuate Prince Hamzah's family
Roy Shaposhnik, an alleged former Mossad officer, offered to fly Hamzah's wife and children out of Jordan, according to reports.
Since its independence in 1946, Jordan has been through major events that defined its History.
Expats struggle to get vaccines in Kuwait
Despite composing 70% of the population, foreigners in Kuwait struggle to get considered for vaccination.
Syria says Assad, his wife have recovered from coronavirus
Assad, 55, and his wife, Asma, who is 10 years younger and had announced her recovery from breast cancer in 2019, had isolated themselves since ...
Israel delays approving Jordanian request for water
A Jordanian request for water from Israel has been green-lighted by a joint committee, but put on hold by Israeli PM Netanyahu, amid increasing ...
Famine, secession and bloodshed: Six years of Yemen war
Six years after Saudi Arabia intervened in Yemen against the Houthis, the conflict is as brutal as ever and has become the world's worst ...
Jordan clamps down on Arab Spring anniversary protests
Hundreds have been arrested in Jordan as protestors take to the streets to mark ten years since the Arab Spring uprisings.
Syria Insight: Bread queues and hunger in Assad's Syria
After ten years of war, Syrians across the country are facing unprecedented hunger and poverty.
War takes its toll on Syria's displaced women
In-depth: Women displaced by Syria's war face heightened social, economic and healthcare risks, with many left to raise their families alone in ...
Jordanian nurses union complains of foreign hires
Jordanian nurses have complained that foreign nurses are being hired by the private sector, while many remain unemployed in the kingdom.
A defence lawyer has raised concerns over the administrative detention of protesters.
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