Middle East News

Turkey will take lead in securing Kabul airport after US troops depart, Biden and Erdoğan agree.

Civil administration building, sites belonging to armed Palestinian groups and agricultural field targeted, sources say.

‘Those who can’t pay 200,000 Lebanese pounds for a tank should stop using a car,’ Raymond Ghajar said.

Lebanese army chief warns of ‘critical’ situation during French-led virtual meeting.

House of Representatives votes to repeal 2002 authorisation of Iraq war as President Biden backs a review of US posture.

Iran’s minority groups, and their struggle for equal rights, should not be remembered only during elections.

Turkish president says he told US counterpart to ‘not expect Turkey to take a different step’ on the issue.

Central bank left rates steady at its latest but signalled it is moving closer to a rate cut expected later this year.

The policeman faces reckless manslaughter charges and if convicted could get up to 12 years in prison.

Israel bans more than 1,000 ‘dual-usage’ construction materials leaving Palestinians to repurpose rubble for rebuilding.

Some analysts predict new leader will carry out his agenda of expanding illegal Israeli settlements more vigorously.

Message to Naftali Bennett from King Mohammed VI comes as the leader of Hamas visits Morocco for meetings.

Protesters block roads, burn tyres and clash with police in Ettadhamen and Intilaka neighbourhoods of Tunis.

Construction has angered villagers who allege it is illegal, and dangerous to their health and prosperity.