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The lawyer for Assadollah Assadi, an Iranian diplomat convicted of plotting to bomb an opposition rally outside Paris, 'failed' to lodge an appeal, according to Belgium's federal prosecutor's office.
Comment: Politicians promoting a Christian European renaissance do not understand the history of the Renaissance, nor the current position of Europe, writes Khaled Diab.
Pandemic aid begins to arrive in Covid-stricken India
The first emergency medical supplies arrived in India on Tuesday as part of a global campaign to staunch a catastrophic wave in the latest pandemic hotspot.
Belgian police deployed after clashes between Chechens, Kurds
A Chechen man was killed Friday after being attacked by 20 to 30 men - all believed to be Kurds - in the Belgian city of Liege.
Al Araby TV journalist 'interrogated by Mossad in Spain'
Al Araby TV and Al-Araby Al-Jadeed have condemned Hamed's 'interrogation' as an 'attack on freedom of press and human rights in Europe'.
Pentagon chief to visit Israel amid Iran talks
The visit of the highest ranked member of the Biden administration to Israel comes as Washington tries to return to Iran's nuclear deal, a deal opposed by Tel Aviv.
Andrea Bocelli performs in Saudi Unesco World Heritage site
The singer belted out Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" in a duet with his young daughter Virginia at UNESCO World Heritage site Hegra, in the ...
Comment: Those protesting images of the prophet being shown in a class on blasphemy display the kind of intolerance our schools are working to ...
Millions mark Easter under coronavirus curbs
Easter celebrations are, once more, impacted by the coronavirus pandemic as most countries in the world imposed restrictions.
Dismantling Denmark's white ghetto mentality
Comment: The concentration of immigrants in certain poor neighbourhoods is far more a sign of the ghetto mentality of Denmark's majority than ...
Denmark mulls repatriation of jihadists' children
Denmark is considering repatriating the children of Danish jihadists in Syria.
'Premature' easing of Covid curbs boosts cases, Fauci says
A recent plateau in new Covid infections in the United States was likely linked to the "premature" easing of anti-virus efforts in some places, ...
European jihadists' children 'at risk of radicalisation'
Belgian director of the association Child Focus Heidi De Pauw said that it was needed to bring back the children of foreign jihadists in Syria ...
US, Belgium, France and Japan hold Mideast naval exercise
The US, FRance, Belgium and Japan hold a naval exercise in the Arabian Sea and the Gulf of Oman despite tensions with Iran over the ...
How European arms companies are aiding Yemen's war crimes
In-depth: An investigation into the involvement of Italian-made weapons in a deadly Saudi-led coalition airstrike raises the possibility of ...
Swiss face coverings ban reveals a racist, paranoid right-wing
Comment: The Swiss ban on the burqa and ski masks is a handy catchall policy that stirs up Islamophobic sentiment and targets protesters all at once, writes Malia Bouattia.
Tunisian film nominated for Oscars for the first time
'The Man Who Sold His Skin' is the 10th African film to be nominated in the Best International Film category.
Saudi prince adds French side Chateauroux to football portfolio
Saudi Prince Abdullah bin Mosaad has acquired French football club Chateauroux.
France begins trial for Euro 2016 attack plot suspects
Seven suspected terrorists on trial in Paris after being arrested on the eve of the Euro 2016 competition
Millionaire Saudi prince to buy French club
Prince Abdullah bin Mosaad, a Saudi millionaire, decided to buy the French Chateauroux second division club
Swiss voters narrowly back Muslim 'burqa ban'
The so-called anti-burqa vote comes after years of debate in Switzerland following similar bans in other European countries.
Taiwanese student in Turkey develops Muslim prayer app
The app allows Muslim worshippers to invite friends to pray with them.
US envoy to UN: Washington will defend Israel
Miles told the UN that Washington will continue to combat criticisms of Israel's treatment of the Palestinians.
Belgium to try 14 over 2015 Paris attacks
Suspected terrorists are to face trial in Belgium for the 2015 Paris attacks, which killed 130 people.
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