Over 270 Europe-bound migrants were rescued by a commercial ship near Libya’s Mediterranean shores and handed over to the Libyan coast guard who sent them to detention centers, the U.N. migr... Read more

Iran’s tattered nuclear deal with world powers hangs in the balance as the country prepares to vote on Friday for a new president and diplomats press on with efforts to get both the U.S. and... Read more

An extremist group like al-Qaida may be able to regenerate in Afghanistan and pose a threat to the U.S. homeland within two years of the American military’s withdrawal from the country, the... Read more

Mustafa Kamel Rifts rocked the Muslim Brotherhood, following the downfall of its regime in Egypt in 2013 and the escape of its leaders and senior members to other countries. In 2016, Muhamma... Read more

Shaimaa Hefzy Sheikh Muhammad Hussein Yaqoub, the Salafi preacher, testified before an Egyptian court in the case known as the ISIS Imbaba cell, in which he repudiated his “being a Salafi pr... Read more

Omar Abdelmonem and Ali Rajab The branches of the Muslim Brotherhood outside Egypt suffered a violent shock after the Court of Cassation upheld death sentences against a host of its senior m... Read more

Aya Ezz Egypt’s Court of Cassation has upheld the death sentence against 12 accused leaders of the terrorist Brotherhood, including the leader Osama Yassin, in the case of organizing the arm... Read more

Each side had its reasons for taking military action this week, but it appeared that neither wanted to reopen last month’s war. The stage was set this week for another spasm of violence betw... Read more

New Zealand’s plan to formally apologize for immigration raids in the 1970s that targeted Pacific Islanders is being hailed as a long-overdue gesture, though some activists say it is not eno... Read more

Rap and K-pop aren’t music genres you’d expect an Iranian presidential hopeful to be familiar with. And yet, during the second televised debate ahead of the countrywide poll on 18 June, one... Read more

Online sexual crimes are traumatising South Korean women and driving some to consider suicide, says Human Rights Watch The South Korean government is facing fresh calls to take urgent action... Read more

Kim Jong-un said addressing food insecurity was “a top priority” in the country, where millions died in a famine during the ’90s. North Korea is bracing itself for a possible food crisis in... Read more

The health of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has long been a source of morbid fascination in rival South Korea, which sits in the shadow of Kim’s 1.2-million-strong army and his growing ars... Read more

Nahla Abdelmonem France plays an important role in the fight against terrorism in the Ivory Coast, in its bid to reduce violence and tension in the West African region. The region suffers fr... Read more