Videos have emerged showing an alleged oxygen shortage in Egypt's hospitals.
Comment: The brutal crackdown on anti-government protests is a dangerous way to react to the desperation of young, jobless people who have lost all trust in politics, writes Judit Neurink.
IS steps up Sinai fight with bombs in homes
The IED attacks that have multiplied in the vast, remote and sparsely populated region which authorities have declared off-limits to journalists.
Houthis allege deadly attack on Saudi base in Yemen
Yemen's Houthi rebels on Sunday claimed that at least eight Saudi soldiers and officers were killed in an attack on a military camp in Marib.
Houthis confirm green light for UN tanker repair mission
Yemen has been given the all clear to inspect and repair an abandoned fuel tanker.
Ethiopian PM says troops ordered to move on Tigray
Ethiopia has decided to move troops into the Tigray capital as the fighting continues.
Houthi attack hasn't affected oil production, Aramco says
Monday's attack on Aramco has not affected oil production, the manager of the oil giant said.
Houthis give UN green light for tanker repair mission
The operation could begin by late January or early February, the UN spokesman said.
Tigray leader says his people 'ready to die'
TPLF leader Debretsion Gebremichaelaccused Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed of issuing threats to buy time.
Gaza healthcare system facing collapse as cases surge
A WHO official said that Gaza's hospital would be unable to care for critical cases 'within a week'.
Ethiopia army threatens 'no mercy' in assault on Mekele
Ethiopia's military warned civilian residents of Mekele to flee while they still can.
Israel strikes Hamas targets in Gaza after rocket attack
Hamas targets in Gaza were struck by Israel's air force on Sunday.
Israel says rocket fired from besieged Gaza
A rocket was fired from the besieged Gaza Strip to southern Israel, the army announced.
Azerbaijan troops enter first district handed over by Armenia
Azerbaijani troops entered the Aghdam district, one of three handed back to Baku in a Russian-brokered peace deal with Armenia.
Israel strikes Hamas positions in Gaza
Israel said it struck Hamas underground infrastructure and military posts in Gaza on Sunday.
Obituary: Saeb Erekat, the Palestinian chief negotiator and statesman
After a career in politics spanning decades, Saeb Erekat did not see the two-state solution he had fought for as chief negotiator.
Fighting nears key Karabakh town as Azerbaijani forces advance
Azerbaijani forces are nearing on the key hilltop town of Shusha.
Biden and the future of the Middle East's autocrats
Biden has vowed to drastically change America's relationship with Middle Eastern autocracies, so what can the leaders of Egypt, the Gulf and ...
Iran begins annual air force drill with drones, jets
This is the second drill Iran has held since a decade-long UN arms embargo on the country that barred it from purchasing foreign weapons.
Iran to focus on selling weapons after embargo lifted
Iran has announced that it is more likely to sell weapons to other countries, rather than buy them, after the end of a longstanding UN arms ...
'Reclaimed ruins': Azerbaijan shows off Karabakh conquests
"If they don't leave on their own, we'll chase them out like dogs," President Ilham Aliyev said on the eve of a new ceasefire on Sunday.
Iran says UN arms embargo on Tehran 'lifted'
It was "a momentous day for the international community," the Iranian ministry said on Sunday, adding the world had stood with Tehran "in ...
Turkey support lifts spirits in Azerbaijan
Strong pro-Turkish sentiment has taken over Azerbaijan following Ankara's support for Baku amid its ongoing military conflict with Armenia over ...
'So, so frightened': civilians shelter from Karabakh shelling
Ceaseless shelling by Armenian and Azebaijani forces has forced civilians of Nagorno-Karabakh to flee or hide underground in basements, on ...
Conflict in western Libya continues as factions grapple for power.