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Hezbollah

Lebanon: two Israeli drones hit Hezbollah stronghold

Hezbollah

The early morning incident came hours after Israel launched air strikes in neighbouring Syria

Lebanon: two Israeli drones hit Hezbollah stronghold

Tunisia Elections

Justice Minister Karim Jamoussi has ordered his ministry to look into the circumstances of the issuance of the arrest warrants

Tunisia media magnate runs for office despite arrest

Drones

Hours after the strike in Syria, a Hezbollah official said one drone had come down and another had exploded in one of the group's strongholds

Israel hits Syria to thwart Iran ‘drone attack’

Syrian War

Blood seen next to a damaged motorcycle after an explosion hits a residential neighbourhood in Idlib

Regime forces mass in NW Syria as bombing continues

Turkey - Syria

Mazloum Kobani (3rd-L), commander-in-chief of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), and Brigadier-General Nicholas Pond (2nd-R), a representative of the US-led coalition

Turkey says Syria safe zone centre fully operational

Libyan Crisis

A Fighter of Libya's UN-backed Government of National Accord (GNA) of Fayez Sarraj, at Al-Yarmouk frontline.

Fierce fighting resumes around Tripoli as ceasefire ends

Tunisia Elections

Nabil Karoui, Tunisian media magnate and would-be presidential candidate submits his candidacy to Tunisia's electoral commission

Tunisia electoral commission says Karoui still candidate

Lebanon Economy

Lebanese finance minister Ali Hassan Khalil

Lebanon says reforms urgent after credit downgrade

Bashir's trial

Sudan's autocratic former President Omar al-Bashir sits in a cage during his trial on corruption and money laundering charges in Khartoum

Bashir defence asks Sudan court for bail release

Trump is setting undemocratic precedents

The STC has not just parachuted into Yemen

Haitham El-Zobaidi

Death of US Marine in Iraq brings renewed attention to ISIS threat

Gregory Aftandilian

The Iraqi protests: a critical view

Can the world afford changing the rules on refugees?

Rashmee Roshan Lall

Qatar is not the mediator the Arab world needs

Sinai

Egypt raises investment in restive Sinai region

Sinai

Egyptian army forces patrol amid the debris of houses destroyed by the army in the town of Rafah

Egypt raises investment in restive Sinai region

Steel Industry

A general view shows the British Steel works in Scunthorpe, Britain

Turkish army pension fund to buy British Steel

Saudi Aramco

Aramco has also opened its accounts books for the first time to international ratings agencies

Saudi Aramco reveals 12% net income drop

Aid for Palestinians

Palestinians walk sheep to a livestock market in the West Bank city of Hebron

Palestinian financial crisis hits sheep sales

Women's Rights

Saudi women secure another rights milestone

Women's Rights

A Saudi woman smiles with her national ID at the Bahrain immigration checkpoint

Saudi women secure another rights milestone

Horse Racing

The horses are gradually introduced to the cabin, which fits snugly around their bodies leaving their heads and necks free

Dubai first to use cryotherapy for racehorses

Iranian women

Iranian women wearing facepaint of the national flag arrive outside Azadi stadium in the capital Tehran

AFC urges Iran to allow women to attend matches

Cinema

Children attend a film screening as part of the mobile cinema "Komina Film" initiative

Mobile cinema brings movie magic to Kurdish children

Women's Rights

Referee Stephanie Frappart gestures as she speaks to Liverpool's Mohamed Salah during the UEFA Super Cup final in Istanbul

Salah U-turn on harassment scandal divides Egyptians

Uighurs

Human rights groups say more than one million Uighurs and other mostly Muslim minorities are held in a network of internment camps in China

Egypt aids China Uighur crackdown

Hajj

Saudi Arabia has spent billions of dollars and devised effective strategies to better develop haj facilities

Saudi Arabia succeeds in mammoth task of organising haj

Heritage

Partial view of the Antonine Baths, the largest bath complex in the African provinces and the third largest bath complex in the Roman world, at the archaeological site of Carthage.

Tunisia demolishes homes to protect ancient site

Hajj

At the peak of Mount Arafat, numerous Muslim pilgrims were absorbed in Koranic verses displayed on their smartphones

Hajj takes high-tech dimension

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