French police have detained a former flatmate of a man arrested over an attack with a meat cleaver that left two wounded outside the former offices of satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, a judic... Read more

The death toll climbed to 23 on Saturday from the crash of a Ukrainian air force plane carrying mostly cadets in the east of the country, emergency services said. The Antonov-26 transport pl... Read more

Sarah Rashad   A week after Turkey withdrew its gas exploration ship Oruc Reis from the conflict zone with Greece in the Mediterranean, for reasons that Ankara said were for maintenance... Read more

Aya Ezz   Europe is awakening to the need to dry up the sources of Brotherhood funding on the continent, with Sweden prominently moving over the past week to confront the terrorist orga... Read more

Hossam al-Haddad   The Turkish media was beating the drums of war in an escalation of tensions with Greece over regional disputes and gas exploration in the eastern Mediterranean on Sep... Read more

Yemen’s embattled and exiled president on Thursday urged his government’s rival, the Iran-backed Houthi rebels, to stop impeding the flow of urgently needed humanitarian aid. Pre... Read more

Afghan security forces have killed 65 Taliban militants during an intense battle in eastern Afghanistan, officials said Thursday, as fighting rages between the two sides despite ongoing peac... Read more

France opened an anti-terror investigation after two journalists were stabbed in Paris on Friday near the former offices of the Charlie Hebdo satirical magazine that was attacked by Islamist... Read more

Yemen’s Foreign Minister Mohammed Al-Hadhrami blamed the Houthi militia for the Safer oil tanker’s looming disaster as the militia continued to block the United Nation’s help to access the d... Read more

Over a dozen migrants trying to reach Europe drowned in the Mediterranean Sea when their small dinghy capsized off the coast of Libya, the United Nations reported Friday, the latest shipwrec... Read more

Greece and Turkey will resume exploratory talks over contested maritime claims in the eastern Mediterranean, Greek government spokesperson Stelios Petsas said Thursday. After a four-year hia... Read more

Turkish prosecutors have issued warrants for the detention of 82 people, including a number pro-Kurdish former lawmakers, as part of an investigation into deadly riots six years ago by Kurds... Read more

France’s foreign ministry this week summoned Iran’s envoy over the country’s human rights record, three sources aware of the matter said, signaling concern about what Paris... Read more

Saudi Arabia has warned the UN Security Council that an “oil spot” had been seen in a shipping transit area 50 kilometers west of the decaying Safer tanker that is threatening to... Read more

President Donald Trump’s war on Chinese technology firms has changed the ground rules for global business, underscoring a new political reality that could have negative repercussions f... Read more