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Iraq - Iran

Iran intelligence leak proves influence in Iraq

Iraq - Iran

The new reports served to confirm the sentiment of protesters across Baghdad

Iran intelligence leak proves influence in Iraq

Kuwaiti Politics

The emir sought to reappoint Sheikh Jaber as premier, a post he has held since 2011, and asked him to form a new cabinet.

Kuwaiti PM resigns amid ruling family fued

Iran Petrol Protests

The situation on the streets has been unclear largely due to the internet outage

Iran situation calms despite lingering ‘riots’

Algerian protests

No elections with gangs, reads the poster in Arabic

Algeria presidential campaign gets 'garbage' welcome

Qatar's meddling in Somalia

Somali President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed Farmajo

Is the partnership between Qatar and Somalia beginning to fray?

Iranian protests

A scorched gas station that was set ablaze by protesters during a demonstration against a rise in gasoline prices in Eslamshahr

US condemns Iran for 'lethal force' against protesters

Lebanese crisis

ATM machine outside a bank in Beirut

Lebanese allowed $1,000 weekly withdrawal

Algeria Elections

To protesters' disappointment, all five candidates seeking to replace Bouteflika are known to have links to him

Algerian presidential campaigns kick off amid unrest

Iraq Protests

"We students are here to help the other protesters, and we won't retreat a single step," said a teenager

Iraqis strike in support of anti-regime protests

Back against the wall, Erdogan battles to win time

Seeking a new approach to Gulf security

Turkey’s Erdogan scores a pyrrhic victory in Washington

Sudan hopes pyramids will attract tourism - and hard currency

Are sanctions really about hurting Iran or about propping up the US arms industry?

Jonathan Gornall

Arab spring, summer, autumn, winter… worldwide

Rashmee Roshan Lall

Saudi Aramco

Saudi Aramco declares mammoth $1.7 trillion IPO valuation

Saudi Aramco

Saudi Arabia is pulling out all the stops to ensure the success of the IPO

Saudi Aramco declares mammoth $1.7 trillion IPO valuation

Lebanon Economy

Demonstrators carry Lebanese flags and a banner depicting Lebanon's Central Bank Governor Riad Salameh

Lebanese central bank governor a target of protesters' ire

Aramco IPO

Saudi Aramco

Climate change, geopolitical risks likely to reduce appeal for Aramco IPO

Iranian Economy

A man fills up his car's tank at a petrol station, after fuel price increased, in Tehran

Iran cuts petrol subsidies, starts rationing

Somalia Floods

Somalia flooding an indication of climate change extremes

Somalia Floods

In this photo taken Monday, Nov. 4, 2019, a child swims in the floodwaters as others walk past, in the town of Beledweyne, in central Somalia

Somalia flooding an indication of climate change extremes

Poverty in Lebanon

Dire living conditions

In Lebanon's Tripoli, the poor struggle to make ends meet

Gulf Cup

A mounted policeman wearing a traditional outfit arrives with the trophy prior to the Gulf Cup of Nations 2017 final football match

Saudi, UAE, Bahrain to play Gulf Cup in Qatar

Environment

United Arab Emirates astronaut Hazzaa al-Mansoori gives the thumbs-up

UAE's first astronaut urges climate protection on Earth

Mawlid

Iraqi Kurds gather in Arbil on the eve of celebrations marking the birth of Prophet Mohammad

Mawlid holiday brings festivities to Muslim countries

Arab Women

Tunisia is considered a pioneer on women's rights in the Arab world

Triggered by MP's disgrace, Tunisia's #MeToo breaks taboos

Arab Women

Women gesture and carry candles as they march during ongoing anti-government protests in Beirut

Lebanon's women protest a double burden

Environment

A general view of New Hermopolis

New Hermopolis blooms in Egypt’s desert

Karen Dabrowska

Davos

The end of the abaya requirement for foreign women came late last month as part of the kingdom unveiling tourism visas.

Foreign women shun abaya at Saudi conference

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