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Battle for Baghouz

Syria forces seek to free civilians from IS holdout

Battle for Baghouz

The remaining civilians were identified as mostly wives and children of IS fighters

Syria forces seek to free civilians from IS holdout

Haftar's forces

Forces loyal to Libyan strongman Khalifa Haftar.

Eastern Libyan forces fight for southern city

Sudan Protest

The Sudanese Professionals Association that is spearheading the protest campaign had called on demonstrators to march on the palace

Sudan police arrest protesting activists

Raqa

The site at al-Fukheikha could help identify even more of the several thousand people whose fates remain unknown

IS mass grave found in Raqa biggest yet

Israel Elections

The chairman of the Israel Resilience party Benny Gantz speaks during an electoral campaign gathering on February 19, 2019, in the Israeli coastal city of Tel Aviv ahead of the April 9 general election.

Israel election rivals form joint lists

Turkey - Cyprus

Turkey launched its first drillship "Fatih" in October to drill off the coast of Turkey's southern Antalya province

Turkey to drill for oil, gas near Cyprus

Sudan's economic decline

Is Bashir's Bashir's "kleptocratic and incompetent" rule coming to an end?

Sudan's economic woes undermine Bashir's rule

Teachers' protest

Police halting some of the teachers who decided to march on Rabat's royal palace

Morocco security forces break up teachers’ protest

Sudanese crisis

Sartor called on Khartoum to release all political prisoners

Bashir’s crackdown on protests threatens lifting of blacklist

The tortured ‘truth’ of the Iraq war keeps surfacing

Tallha Abdulrazaq

Pope’s visit to the UAE a watershed event

Iran facing its ‘biggest crisis’ 40 years after revolution

Iraqi intellectuals alone in the face of assassinations

France’s Muslim paradox

Wary of similar fate, Erdogan stands with Maduro

Arms Sales

UAE, Saudi sign arms deals amid Yemen scrutiny

Arms Sales

Members of the UAE Armed forces perform a military drill during the opening of the International Defence Exhibtion and Confrence at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibtion Centre on February 17, 2019.

UAE, Saudi sign arms deals amid Yemen scrutiny

Saudi investments

Aramco to invest in China oil sector

Morocco Boycott

Yoghurt by French foods group Danone, France, March 14, 2016.

Morocco boycott pushes Danone into the red

Iran Sanctions

An Iranian military speedboat patrols the waters as a tanker prepares to dock at the oil facility in the Khark Island, Iran

Will Trump remove waivers from oil sanctions against Iran?

Egypt Birth Rate

As population booms, Egypt says 'two is enough'

Egypt Birth Rate

An Egyptian family prepares a cabbage meal for lunch in the province of Fayoum, southwest of Cairo, Egypt February 19, 2019.

As population booms, Egypt says 'two is enough'

Gaza

Moatasem Al-Nabeeh, 14, who is diagnosed with cancer, plays soccer with fellow cancer patients in Gaza City, February 15, 2019. Picture taken February 15, 2019.

Football club gives hope to young cancer patients

Iraq's Yazidis

A man sits outside his tent as children look on at a refugee camp in Sinjar

Nightmares still haunt Yazidi survivors of IS killings

Dena Anwer

Dena Anwer holding her book "Those Taking Off the Hijab: The Silent Revolution"

Egyptian writer’s life turns into ordeal after penning book against hijab

Street Animals

In Ottoman times, people moved between home, the mosque and the market, while the streets were the space for the dogs.

Istanbul gives helping hand to four-legged friends

Arab Poetry

Emirati poet Sheikha al-Mtiri recites a poem as she takes part in the eighth season of “Prince of Poets,” February 12

The seductive appeal of Arabic poetry

Agriculture

Photo taken on August 6, 2011 shows a prickly pear or barbary fig tree in the Moroccan region of Skhour Rhamna region near Marrakech.

A 'humble' cactus brings hope to Algeria

Syrian War

Syrian men suffering from mental issues sit together at al-Waalan special needs centre in northern town of Aldana near Syria's second largest city of Aleppo on February 14, 2019.

Special needs centre offers sanctuary in Idlib

Iraqi Refugees

The cracked earth all around them was littered with empty bottles and dirty nappies.

Iraqi families flee IS in Syria for desperate conditions

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