KSA-Pak-Turkey deal: A ‘change in perception’ of US - Iran
11 August 2026
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Middle East
Syria reaches deal with Moscow on fate of Russian bases
10 August 2026
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Middle East
Update / 16 Bangladeshis killed in Saudi factory fire
10 August 2026
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Middle East
Hamas says still ready to go ahead with Gaza plan
9 August 2026
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Middle East
Middle east conflicts: KSA, Turkey, Pakistan sign defence deal
8 August 2026
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Middle East
Pakistan says any attack under new tri-party defence pact is attack on all
7 August 2026
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Middle East
Houthis kill dozens of Saudi-backed Yemeni govt forces: medical sources
7 August 2026
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Middle East
Iran threatens to hit Gulf states if US launches new strikes
6 August 2026
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Middle East
Proposed Hormuz deal would give Iran control of inbound traffic, sources say
6 August 2026
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World
No pullout from Gaza before Hamas disarms
5 August 2026
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Middle East
Iran will shred nuclear deal if US quits it
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said yesterday Tehran would stick to its 2015 nuclear accord with world powers as
18 October 2017
Italy has highest number of Unesco heritage sites
Italy has the highest number of Unesco heritage sites in the world. In Asia, China and India house the most heritage sites.
18 October 2017
Israeli PM presses Russia on Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held talks with Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu yesterday, saying his country will not
17 October 2017
Kirkuk crisis escalates
Iraqi forces took control of the two largest oil fields in the disputed northern province of Kirkuk yesterday demolishing Kurdish hopes of
17 October 2017
Gaza unity deal at risk: Hamas
Hamas warned yesterday that Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas's delay in easing sanctions on Gaza was putting at risk a landmark
17 October 2017
IS cleared from Raqa
US-backed forces took full control of Raqa from the Islamic State group yesterday, defeating the last jihadist holdouts in the de facto
17 October 2017
Israel okays Hebron settlement plans
Israeli authorities yesterday approved permits for 31 settler homes in Hebron in the occupied West Bank, the first such approvals for the
16 October 2017
EU defends Iran deal amid Trump criticism
The European Union yesterday reaffirmed its support for a 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and world powers despite sharp criticism of
16 October 2017
Truck bomb attack foiled in Kabul
Afghan police seized a lorry packed with explosives hidden under boxes of tomatoes in Kabul, officials said yesterday,
15 October 2017
Fire in Saudi kills 10
A fire at a carpentry workshop in the Saudi capital has left 10 people dead and three others injured, the kingdom's civil
15 October 2017
PM, cops face off in rare dispute
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Israeli police faced off in a rare public dispute yesterday over an intensifying
15 October 2017
Iraq, Kurds in crisis talks
The presidents of Iraq and Iraqi Kurdistan held talks yesterday to defuse an escalating crisis, after a deadline for
15 October 2017
Fire in Saudi capital kills 10
A fire at a carpentry workshop in the Saudi capital has left 10 people dead and three others injured, the kingdom's civil defence says.
15 October 2017
Woman to head Saudi sports federation
A princess has been named to head a Saudi multi-sports federation, in a first for women in the conservative Muslim
14 October 2017
Hostage tells of Taliban hell
Freed Canadian hostage Joshua Boyle accused his kidnappers of murdering his baby daughter and raping his wife
14 October 2017
Pullback before Sunday dawn
Thousands of Iraqi troops were locked in an armed standoff with Kurdish forces in the disputed oil province of Kirkuk yesterday as Washington scrambled to avert fighting between the key allies in the war against the Islamic State group.
14 October 2017
Iranians mock Trump speech
Iranians responded with anger and mockery on Saturday to the bellicose criticism of their government by US
14 October 2017
Iraq moves to retake Kirkuk
The Iraqi army launched an operation to retake Kurdish-held positions around the disputed oil city of Kirkuk on Friday amid a bitter row with the Kurds over a vote for independence last month.
13 October 2017
Tensions soar in Iraq
Iraq's prime minister yesterday denied an attack on the Kurds was imminent, in a bid to defuse tensions that had prompted Kurdish
12 October 2017
Court orders arrest of vote organizers
An Iraqi court yesterday ordered the arrest of senior Kurdish officials responsible for organising an independence referendum, in the
11 October 2017