Middle East News

Sudan’s General al-Burhan says army stepping back from government
Sudanese armed forces have killed nine and injured at least 629 amid days of protests against military rule.
Published On 4 Jul 2022
‘We will fight for justice’: Abu Akleh family slams killing probe
Abu Akleh’s niece tells Al Jazeera her aunt was killed ‘intentionally’ by Israeli forces, disputing US-announced report.
Published On 4 Jul 2022
‘US-backed Israeli whitewash’: Abu Akleh probe sparks anger
US State Department says investigation could not conclusively determine origin of the bullet that killed the journalist.
Published On 4 Jul 2022
US says Israeli shot ‘likely responsible’ for death of Abu Akleh
But US State Department says probe inconclusive on the origin of the bullet that killed the Al Jazeera journalist.
Published On 4 Jul 2022

A UN report details how Kaniyat militia fighters executed and imprisoned hundreds of people between 2016-2020.

YoloArt gives a space for Istanbul’s Arab creatives to train, perform, and meet.

Egyptian authorities adamant that Nile houseboats will be destroyed or towed, but residents are hoping for a miracle.

Deal last week saw Turkey back Finland and Sweden’s NATO bids, averting a potential crisis, but differences remain.

Israeli forces have been carrying out near-daily raids in and around Jenin over the past few months.

Saadia Farajallah, the oldest Palestinian female prisoner, died six months after Israeli forces arrested her in Hebron.

Former constitutional law professor says constitutional chapters could pave way for ‘disgraceful dictatorial regime’.

Israeli army says it intercepted three drones launched by Lebanon’s Hezbollah movement towards an offshore gasfield.

Palestinian officials say they gave US experts bullet for testing, received ‘guarantees’ Israel would not be involved.

New constitution in Tunisia to further expand the president’s powers, while reducing parliament’s.

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