CAIRO: Gunmen opened fire on a police vehicle in a Cairo suburb at dawn Sunday, killing a police officer and the driver and wounding two others, the interior ministry said.It was not immediately clear

CAIRO: Gunmen opened fire on a police vehicle in a Cairo suburb at dawn Sunday, killing a police officer and the driver and wounding two others, the interior ministry said.It was not immediately clear

The internet has been shut down in two towns in Indian-administered Kashmir. Researchers have found the disputed region has more web blackouts than anywhere else in the world, costing businesses billions of dollars. Al

Organisers behind anti-government demonstrations in Sudan said security forces have killed at least five protesters in the last 24 hours, a claim disputed by the government. A protest on Saturday saw one of the largest turnouts

DUBAI: President Hassan Rouhani called on Saturday for Iran and neighboring Iraq to expand their gas and electricity dealings and boost bilateral trade to $20 billion, state TV reported, despite difficulties caused by US

WASHINGTON: The United States is expected to designate Iran’s elite Revolutionary Guards Corps a foreign terrorist organization, three US officials told Reuters, marking the first time Washington has formally labeled another country’s military a

Egyptian footballer Mohamed Salah scored his 50th goal for Liverpool on Friday night, helping his English club team beat Southampton 3-1 and return to the top of the Premier League.  Southampton took the lead as

Kigali, Rwanda - Rwanda is set to start a week-long event marking 25 years since the 1994 genocide in which more than 800,000 people were killed, considered one of the worst atrocities of the twentieth

TRIPOLI/BENGHAZI: UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres was flying to eastern Libya on Friday to meet commander Khalifa Haftar, whose forces are advancing on the capital Tripoli now held by an internationally recognized government.Troops allied to

HAIFA, Israel: Some of Israel’s young Arab citizens are calling for a boycott of Tuesday’s parliamentary election, dismayed by a recent law which they say reduces them to second-class citizens.The pro-boycott activists, many of