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Algerian politics

New Algerian group urges Bouteflika to quit

Algerian politics

New influential opponents have emerged from growing protests

New Algerian group urges Bouteflika to quit

Christchurch terror attacks

Jacinda Ardern meets with Muslim community leaders after the Parliament session in Wellington

NZ PM vows 'full force of law' for mosque killer

Battle for Baghouz

Smoke rises from the last besieged neighborhood in the village of Baghouz

Assault on Syria’s Baghouz grinds on

Anti-Bouteflika protests

Protests continue against Bouteflika's rule

Algerian unions turn their back on Bedoui

Utrecht tram attack

A body lying on the ground is covered near a tram at the 24 Oktoberplace in Utrecht

Gunman opens fire on Dutch tram

Syrian War

Syria's defence minister Ali Ayyoub with Bashar al Assad

Syria vows to retake Kurdish-controlled areas

Access to clean water

A Palestinian woman cleans a teapot with tap water drawn from a cistern in a poor neighbourhood in Khan Yunis

Israel depriving Palestinians of clean water

Boeing 737 MAX 8

Pressure is mounting on the US Federal Aviation Administration

'Clear similarities' between Boeing crashes

Sinjar

Group of armed Kurdish fighters from the PKK enter northern Iraq

Two Iraqi soldiers killed in clashes with PKK

After Baghouz, what do you do with ISIS families?

Rashmee Roshan Lall

Growing role of Algerian and Sudanese militaries in politics

Mohamad Abou el-Fadel

Trump’s budget priorities for the Middle East belie its claims

Gregory Aftandilian

Infants’ death in Tunisia reflects wider crisis

A united Maghreb could play greater role on the world stage

Is a war with Iran on the horizon?

Oil Market

Saudi's Falih says OPEC may cancel April meet

Oil Market

Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih

Saudi's Falih says OPEC may cancel April meet

Oil Market

Iran's Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh

Iran's oil minister blames US for market tensions

Iran Sanctions

A part of the Pardis petrochemical complex facilities in Assalouyeh, Iran

US sanctions drying up Iran’s oil income, future prospects

OPEC

OPEC members have about 2.8 mbd of spare production capacity

IEA says world can rely on OPEC for urgent oil needs

African Cup of Nations

Egyptian football plunges into crisis

African Cup of Nations

In the face of this wave of postponements and growing fan impatience, Egypt's powerful security services have stepped in

Egyptian football plunges into crisis

Art

Lebanese Artist Charles Nassar inpsects of his sculptures made out of artilley shrapnels in the village of Remhala, South of Beirut.

Lebanese artist turns shrapnel into sculptures

Environment

The GEO draws on hundreds of data sources to calculate the environmental impact on over 100 diseases.

UN says environment damage behind 25 percent of deaths, diseases

Saqatiya Market

Located in the old quarters of Syria's second city, the market dates back to the Ottoman period.

Syrians erase scars of war in Aleppo market

Israeli Farm

Ben Ari said children with special needs particularly enjoy tours of the farm and its 5 acres (2 hectares) of green pastures

Israeli sanctuary ‘place of hope’ for disabled animals

Film

French-Moroccan film-maker Ismael Ferroukhi

The cinematic adventures of Moroccan film-maker Ismael Ferroukhi

Tangier National Film Festival

A thriller with jaw-dropping special effects

Talal Selhami raises the bar with jaw-dropping “Achoura”

Gaza

Palestinian Sara Abu Taqea (R), 23, who works in the maternity ward at Gaza's Al-Ahli hospital, and her friend spend time at the seaport in Gaza City, November 27, 2018.

Gazan women walk thin line between hope and despair

Women's Rights

Tunisian women shout during a protest to ask for equality between men and women in Tunis, Tunisia, Saturday, March 10, 2018.

Tunisia divided over equal inheritance for women

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