Dozens of people are feared dead after an illegal gold mine collapsed in Chad, officials have said. Defence Minister Mahamat Abali Salah told AFP news agency on Wednesday that the mine caved in early

Kabul, Afghanistan - After months of false starts and doubts, Afghanistan is finally heading towards its fourth presidential elections. The road to the polls has been anything but certain, as a series of talks

ANKARA: Five people on a police bus were injured Wednesday when a roadside bomb exploded in the southern Turkish province of Adana, state media reported.The blast was either an “improvised explosive device or a

LONDON: The UK branch of Thomas Cook’s bankruptcy has sent shockwaves throughout the global tourism industry. Sunday’s announcement came after the company’s top officials failed to reach a settlement with lenders to continue operating.

Israeli police said they have arrested Jerusalem Affairs Minister Fadi al-Hadami of the Palestinian Authority (PA) - a move Palestinians said was "routine" and part of a "harassment campaign". The Jerusalem Affairs Ministry said

Tensions in the Middle East have surged following attacks on two major oil facilities in Saudi Arabia. The pre-dawn attacks on September 14 knocked out more than half of the top global exporter's output - five percent of the

CAIRO: The collapse of the British travel company Thomas Cook rippled across the MENA region on Monday, with stranded holidaymakers, demands from hotels for payment, and fears for some countries’ tourism industries. Thomas Cook’s

CAIRO: The collapse of the British travel company Thomas Cook rippled across the MENA region on Monday, with stranded holidaymakers, demands from hotels for payment, and fears for some countries’ tourism industries. Thomas Cook’s

Critics say local producers may struggle to supply enough milk for 200 million Nigerians.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson acted unlawfully when he suspended the United Kingdom's Parliament, the country's highest court has ruled. The suspension was "unlawful, void and of no effect", the UK's Supreme Court concluded on