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A deadly bomb exploded near the entrance of the city of Ras al-Ayn in northeastern Syria.
Biden has declared that he is ready to debate the embattled US president ahead of elections, as the pair are set to clash over a host of issues.
Pandemic impact on Tunisia tourism 'catastrophic'
A Tunisian official said that sixty percent of hotels have not opened this year and are at risk of permanently shutting their doors.
Paris cleaver attack suspect says Charlie Hebdo 'was target'
The man said during questioning he places his actions "in the context of the republication of cartoons" of the Prophet Mohammed in Charlie ...
Iraq's foreign minister makes first visit to Iran
Iranian media have not elaborated on the reasons behind the top Iraqi diplomat's two-day trip to Tehran.
Rouhani condemns US for 'crimes' against Iran
People should blame Washington for the "crimes and pressure" facing Iran, Hassan Rouhani said on Saturday.
Netflix dismisses concerns over adaptation of anti-Uyghur author's work
Netflix says it does not agree with Liu Cixin's comments, but will continue with the series adaptation.
Ethiopia PM says 'no harm' intended toward Egypt, Sudan
Ethiopia's prime minister has defended his country's controversial Grand Renaissance Dam project, days after Egyptian criticism at the UN.
Egyptian police arrest 10 in small, rare protests
Demonstration have occurred across Egypt this week, which marks one year since corruption allegations sparked a renewed protest movement.
Sudan court jails 6 more artists for 'public nuisance'
Nearly a dozen artists have been arrested in a case that has drawn international condemnation and raised concerns over Sudan's fledgling ...
Greek PM to Erdogan: 'Let's give diplomacy a chance'
Prime Minister Mitsotakis remains 'optimistic' for a diplomatic solution with 'aggressive' Turkey.
Abbas asks UN for international Mideast conference next year
The Palestinian President is appealing to the UN after Arab states normalised with Israel.
Turkey blasts Pelosi's 'ignorance' about democracy
Turkey was offended after US Democrat Nancy Pelosi implied Turkey is a dictatorship.
Syria releases employees of under-fire tycoon Makhlouf
Dozens of current and former employees of President Bashar al-Assad's embattled billionaire cousin Rami Makhlouf have been released.
US cuts aid to pro-democracy groups in Iran, Belarus
The Open Technology fund has stopped operations in three countries due to the cut in funding.
Qatar refuses to assume Arab League presidency
The position of Arab League president became vacant after Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki resigned from the role.
US to provide $720 million in aid to Syria
With the latest injection, total US support since the start of the crisis will reach more than $12 billion.
TNA Voice Podcast: Bahrain-UAE-Israeli normalisation, Greece's Moria camp burns
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7 dead in botched Egypt prison break
Egypt held military funerals Thursday for three policemen killed as they prevented four convicts on death row from staging a prison break.
Kosovo war crimes court arrests first suspect
A Hague-based international tribunal investigating war crimes committed against Kosovo's during 1990s have arrested their first suspect.
Houthis mark 2,000 days of 'resistance' in Sanaa
Piles of food donated by tribesmen were displayed at Sanaa's Al-Sabeen Square as the rebels marked 2,000 days of 'resistance'.
Egypt plans pro-Sisi demonstration to counter anti-regime protests
Opponents of authoritarian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi have called for large-scale demonstrations on Friday.
Kurdish authorities arrest journalist following Iraqi president's 'defamation' accusation
Journalist Bahroz Jaafer has been detained by Iraqi Kurdish authorities after Iraqi President Barham Saleh accused him of 'criminal ...
Jordan, Egypt, EU urge new Israel-Palestinian talks
The foreign ministers of Egypt, Jordan, France and Germany held a meeting to discuss the future fo the peace process.
Turkey's central bank bank said the one-week repo rate would go from 8.25 percent to 10.25 percent.
The Israeli premier and his wife have reportedly engaged in the strange habit for years.
Rival Palestinian factions have agreed to hold the first general elections in nearly 15 years.
Iran's foreign ministry hit back at Saudi Arabia's remarks to the United Nations.
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