Middle East News

An Abu Dhabi art gallery owner offered to procure COVID-19 vaccines for the Czech government amid global jab shortfall.

Iran refuses to say whether it held talks with Saudi Arabia, but said it is open to prospect of talks with regional foe.

A 13-minute video released by Sinai Province showed three men from Sinai being shot dead by armed men.

Agreement includes a $1.65bn contract for the establishment and operation of a training centre for the Greek air force.

At least five rockets target Balad airbase, north of Baghdad, which hosts US contractors and Iraqi security forces.

Aid groups are struggling to feed thousands of vulnerable families in Lebanon amid highest food inflation in the world.

A decade after the Arab Spring, Westerners’ perceptions of events and Arabs’ perceptions of themselves remain muddled.

At least 98 people injured after four carriages derailed in the city of Qalyubia, north of Cairo.

Candidates must have lived in Syria for at least 10 consecutive years, meaning opposition figures in exile cannot run.

Quake struck southern province of Bushehr where a nuclear power plant is located; no immediate reports of major damage.

Turkey cannot extend the same support to Ukraine it has given to Azerbaijan.

Record cases being reported across the world but some good news from Australia and Israel.

Media report says first round of talks held in Baghdad earlier this month with the Iraqi PM facilitating the process.

Food prices across Lebanon are soaring as the country goes through its worst economic crisis in decades.