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Algeria Elections

Algeria’s youth scorn ageing elite ahead of election

Algeria Elections

Among the hundreds of thousands who have demonstrated, for many young people abstention will be the only palatable choice in the election

Algeria’s youth scorn ageing elite ahead of election

US - Iran

Wang, doctoral candidate at Princeton, was conducting research in Iran when he was imprisoned in August 2016

Iran open to more US prisoner swaps

Israel Elections

Theoretically any member of parliament could try and gain the necessary support, but Netanyahu and Gantz remain the only realistic contenders

Israel edges closes to third election this year

Lebanon protests

Lebanon desperately needs a new government to rebuild trust with both protesters demanding a cabinet of independent experts, and international donors

Lebanon delays PM nomination

Rifaat Assad

Rifaat al-Assad, dubbed the "Butcher of Hama" for allegedly commanding troops that put down an uprising in central Syria in 1982

Assad’s uncle on corruption trial in Paris

Iraq Unrest

US Army soldiers stand outside their armoured vehicle on a joint base with Iraqi army south of Mosul

Rockets slam into Iraq military complex housing US forces

Lebanese crisis

Samir Khatib (L)

Khatib withdraws from Lebanon premiership race

Qatar Crisis

Qatari Emir's father Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani (R) and Sheikh Tamim

Confusion grips Qatar’s ruling family over Gulf reconciliation

US sanctions

Qais al-Khazali

Iran-backed Iraqi leaders laugh off new US sanctions

Objectification of women in Iran

Trump is dismantling the international order

Erdogan uses religion, fear to stay politically afloat

Israeli history offers lessons for Palestinian leaders

Rashmee Roshan Lall

Iran crisis may make Trump look like Lord of War. But can he take the blowback?

There is light at the end of the tunnel for Lebanon

Khairallah Khairallah

Duel-fuel vehicles

More Egyptians switching to duel-fuel vehicles

Duel-fuel vehicles

Taxis and cars are filled up with gas at Natural Gas Vehicles (NGV) petrol station in Cairo

More Egyptians switching to duel-fuel vehicles

Qatar gas

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi (C) meeting with Eni CEU Claudio Descalzi (top L) in Cairo, January 16

Could Egypt cut into Qatar’s gas market?

Oil Market

Headquarters of OPEC in Vienna, Austria

OPEC countries, Russia agree to cut oil output further

Lebanon Economy

A man shops at a supermarket in the Lebanese capital Beirut on November 9, 2019

Lebanon asks allies for help with import crisis

Al Dhafra Festival

Al Dhafra Festival kicks off in Abu Dhabi

Al Dhafra Festival

Al Dhafra festival

Al Dhafra Festival kicks off in Abu Dhabi

A man leaves the singles entrance at a restaurant in Jeddah

Saudi ends gender-segregated entrances for restaurants

Pearl Hunting

Many Emirati families can trace their ancestry to a time when they were involved in the pearl trade

On Emirates’ glittering coast, pearl trade lives on

Archaeology

Zahi Hawass, Egyptian archaeologist and former antiquities minister, stands before the Great Sphinx of Giza

Egyptian archaeologist Hawass sees role as 'custodian' of antiquities

Lebanon protests

Sign displayed on an ATM machine in Beirut showing a cartoon by local artist Mohamad Nohad Alameddine

Irreverent Lebanese cartoonists stir debate

Iraq Protests

An Iraqi actor playing an injured anti-government protester with a tear gas canister lodged in his head

Amid violence and tragedy, Iraqi protests become art hub

Gaza

The dusty 10-acre (four hectare) site is right next to the Erez Israel-Gaza crossing, making access possible from both sides

Gazans suspicious of ‘American hospital’

Egypt Poverty

There may be simmering discontent but few open expressions of anger in a country with a massive, feared security apparatus and overcrowded prisons.

Poverty bites remote Egyptian village

Agriculture

A Palestinian farmer works at a field next to the border fence with Israel (background), east of Gaza City, on October 16, 2019

Gaza farmers fear Israel will resume spraying herbicides

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