A month-long strike by doctors in public hospitals in Zimbabwe shows no sign of ending. The physicians are defying threats of being sacked in their campaign for higher pay and improved working conditions. And

ANKARA: With Syrian regime forces’ entry into the strategic northwestern city of Manbij on Friday amid Turkey’s massing of troops along the countries’ border, strategic cards are being redistributed. Isolated by the US announcement

BAGHDAD: Thousands of followers of Muqtada Al-Sadr gathered on a recent Friday evening in central Baghdad to show their support for the powerful Shiite cleric.  Al-Sadr has become a key political  broker since Iraq’s

BAGHDAD: Thousands of followers of Muqtada Al-Sadr gathered on a recent Friday evening in central Baghdad to show their support for the powerful Shiite cleric.  Al-Sadr has become a key political  broker since Iraq’s

A roadside bomb hit a tourist bus near the Pyramids of Giza, south of the capital Cairo, killing at least two people and wounding 10 others, Egypt's interior ministry said.  A homemade device exploded

Amos Oz, one of Israel's most famous authors, has died at the age of 79, his daughter confirmed on Twitter. "My beloved father, Amos Oz, a wonderful family man, an author, a man of

US President Donald Trump has threatened to seal the United States-Mexico border "entirely" if Congress does not approve billions of dollars in funding for a wall. In a burst of early morning tweets on

Sudanese police have fired tear gas and stun grenades on hundreds of protesters in several cities, including the capital Khartoum, as opposition groups urged for more anti-government protests. The protests, which entered their 10th day

On Sunday, Bangladesh will vote in its 11th general elections, which will be held amid widespread violence, deep mistrust and wrangling between the government and the opposition. Despite earning global plaudits for sheltering nearly

ANKARA: With Syrian regime forces’ entry into the strategic northwestern city of Manbij on Friday amid Turkey’s massing of troops along the countries’ border, strategic cards are being redistributed. Isolated by the US announcement