Washington, DC - This year was full of a lot of surprises from US President Donald Trump and his administration From a number of high-level departures to his recent decision to pull US troops out
moreThe two-year-old son of a Yemeni woman who sued the Trump administration to let her into the country to be with the ailing boy has died, the Council on American-Islamic Relations has announced. Abdullah
moreOver the past year, Palestinians have experienced no respite from the Israeli occupation, let alone a breakthrough of ending it. Although no full-scale war broke out in 2018, as some had expected, it did
moreDUBAI: The Houthi militia have begun to withdraw from the port of Hodeida, the country's key aid lifeline, under an agreement reached in Sweden earlier this month, a UN official said Saturday.The official, who requested
moreCAIRO: Egypt’s Interior Ministry said on Saturday that security forces killed 40 militants in three separate incidents in North Sinai and Giza, a day after a bombing on a Vietnamese tourist bus in Giza killed
moreBAGHDAD: Thousands of followers of Muqtada Al-Sadr gathered on a recent Friday evening in Tahrir Square, central Baghdad, to show their support. They were there to praise the Shiite cleric, who has become a
moreSneaky, sinister and Orwellian are just some of the words Pakistani journalists and human rights defenders used to describe the censorship and growing clampdown on dissent, mainstream and social media in their country over the past year.
moreIt's three years since more than one million refugees and migrants entered Germany. Angela Merkel once said that integrating so many new people would be one of the biggest challenges that modern Germany has
moreRussia and Turkey have agreed to coordinate ground operations in Syria after last week's announcement of a United States' military withdrawal, Turkish and Russian foreign ministers said. "We paid special attention to new circumstances which appeared
moreGreece is demolishing thousands of illegal buildings in an effort to bring the rule of law to the construction industry. Previous governments have tended to avoid the issue, even offering periodic amnesties to illegal
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