Conflict

Thousands, many travelling by foot with no water, have survived attacks to reach two UN-run camps in southern Tigray.

The 75-member forum represents Libya’s main regions, each to be represented on a three-member presidential council.

Shooting in northeastern city of Hassakeh kills one; two car bombings in Aleppo claim lives of 12.

The soldiers were killed when a suicide bomber hit the base with an explosives-laden Humvee.

Announcement comes a day after the US called out the UAE for its role in the North African country’s civil war.

This is the final episode in a three-part series on Operation Desert Storm and the people who lived it.

As heavy snowfall blocks roads, villagers make treacherous journeys to access even rudimentary healthcare facilities.

Zalmay Khalilzad, who brokered peace deal with Afghanistan’s Taliban, has been asked to continue his ‘vital work’.

Accords bring together Fulani and Dogon communities who have historic tensions over access to land and water.

Senior Iranian official says the country is not worried about Israeli threats but will defend itself if necessary.

US State Department cites ‘credible reports of looting, sexual violence, assaults in refugee camps’ and other abuses.

Construction projects in Anbar province have created jobs at a time when Iraq suffers from a severe economic downturn.

Israeli military chief of staff’s remarks are a clear warning to the Biden administration on its relations with Iran.

No immediate reaction from Saudi Arabia, which has faced repeated missile and drone attacks from Houthi rebels.