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Mousa Abu Marzouk said that Gazans 'should not stand by and watch as our natural resources go away' after the Palestinian Authority and Egypt signed a deal on Sunday.
The Houthi assault on the government held city of Marib is forcing Yemeni families to flee and search for safety elsewhere.
How Russia is swelling the global market for mercenaries
Analysis: In an era of increasingly privatised warfare, Russia is spearheading the use of mercenaries to expand its influence.
Libya oil output makes high-stake but fragile return
Libya has increased its oil production tenfold, but this is still below the levels of the Gaddafi era, experts say.
Qatar calls for Gulf-Iran talks to ease regional tensions
Qatar's Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani called for dialogue with Iran just weeks after ending the dispute with the GCC.
Libyan oil flows resume, along with a revenues feud
Comment: A resolution to Libya's enduring conflict will require resolving how oil revenues are distributed, writes Guma El-Gamaty.
Italy, Algeria agree to expand bilateral cooperation
Algeria and Italy have agreed to develop their economic and commercial cooperation.
Joe Biden nominates Antony Blinken as Secretary of State
Veteran White House advisor Antony Blinken has been nominated as Joe Biden's Secretary of State.
Syria Insight: What to expect under the Biden administration
After Joe Biden's election win, Syrians are waiting for signs that he will take a more considered approach towards the country's civil war.
Cyprus, Israel, Greece agree to boost defence cooperation
The three countries have forged close ties amid regional tension in the Eastern Mediterranean over offshore gas exploitation rights.
Lebanon, Israel in third round of sea border talks
Lebanon and Israel have entered into the third round of talks over offshore exploration, though the two countries are technically still at war.
Gas and tensions in the eastern Med
Relations have been strained in recent months following Turkish exploration and drilling operations in waters claimed by both Cyprus and Greece.
Libya resumes oil exports from key terminals
Conflict-strewn Libya sits atop Africa's largest proven crude oil reserves.
Lebanon, Israel to hold to discuss maritime border disputes
The two sides will hold their first maritime dispute talks in 30 years.
Athens demands Turkey probe Greek flag vandalism
Greece has been angered by the vandalism of its national flag by suspected Turkish tourists.
Israel to hold talks with Lebanon on sea border
Lebanese, Israeli and US representatives are likely to attend a video conference to discuss the maritime dispute.
Syria Insight: Cautious hope for change with constitution talks
A meeting between Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad could point to fundamental changes in the war.
Syria blames US for harsh fuel crisis
The Assad regime blames fresh sanctions imposed by Washington earlier this year for the worsening fuel crisis.
Moria refugee camp: A tragedy waiting to happen
The fire that destroyed Greece's Moria refugee camp highlights the failure of a political calculus designed to create misery.
US says Haftar agrees to lift Libya oil blockade
The US Embassy said it was encouraged by "an apparent sovereign Libyan agreement" to enable Libya’s National Oil Corporation to resume its ...
Teargas fired during migrant protests on Greek island
Thousands of asylum seekers have been sleeping rough on Lesbos since Wednesday when the Moria camp was destroyed in apparent arson attacks.
Libyans protest poor living conditions in Benghazi
After widespread demonstrations took place in Libya's capital Tripoli last month, a rare protest erupted in the eastern city of Benghazi.
Turkey in energy exploration talks with Libya: official
Turkey is in talks with Libya's UN-backed government to explore potential oil and gas reserves both onshore and offshore in the eastern ...
Erdogan calls French, Greek leaders 'greedy and incompetent'
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan lashed out Sunday at leaders of France and Greece, calling them "greedy and incompetent" for challenging ...
Oil pollution in Syria has been a growing concern since the 2011 onset of the civil war.
Analysis: China and Iran's bilateral relationship is gaining strategic significance.
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