Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets across several cities in Egypt, in a rare show of dissent against President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. Gathering in Cairo's Tahrir Square late on Friday, the demonstrators

On The Listening Post this week: A global network of more than 300 media outlets ramps up climate coverage ahead of next week's United Nations summit. Plus, the community-based journalistic collectives covering Rio de

Twitter has suspended a large network of 4,258 accounts which it said were operated exclusively from the United Arab Emirates (UAE), employing fake names and tweeting mostly about Qatar and Yemen. It also removed a

The United States has ordered the expulsion of two Cuban diplomats and restricted travel of the remaining members of Cuba's mission to the United Nations. In a statement on Thursday, a spokeswoman for the

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Thursday that any US or Saudi military strike against his country would result in an "all-out war". "I am making a very serious statement that we

At least 50 Afghan civilians have been killed in separate incidents, as the West-backed Kabul government and Taliban fighters have stepped up attacks since a peace deal between the armed group and the US

Poland's ambassador in London has written to his compatriots living in Britain urging them to "seriously consider" returning to their homeland because of concerns about the United Kingdom's post-Brexit EU "settlement scheme". Arkady Rzegocki

Toxic haze spreads across Indonesia and into neighbouring Malaysia and Singapore forcing schools to shut.

At least 26 people have been killed and more than 40 wounded when a suicide bomber on a motorcycle targeted an election campaign rally by Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, who is reported to be safe and

Glasgow, United Kingdom - All eyes were on Britain's highest court on Tuesday as judges began hearing arguments centred on Prime Minister Boris Johnson's controversial suspension of parliament.  Last week, the prime minister prorogued parliament