BEIRUT: The US Ambassador to Lebanon Dorothy Shea met Lebanese Foreign Minister Nassif Hitti on Wednesday, as the country weighed the implications of the US Government’s Caesar Act, targeting people and businesses doing business

Fulton County District Attorney Paul L Howard Jr announced on Wednesday arrest warrants had been isued for former officer Garrett Rolfe on 11 charges, including murder and assault, in relation to the killing of Rayshard Brooks

ISTANBUL: Turkey’s pro-Kurdish People’s Democratic Party (HDP) is continuing with  its “Justice and Democracy March” amid police teargas, rubber bullets and widespread detentions. The HDP is often accused by the ruling party and its ally

An Indonesian court issued on Wednesday the first guilty verdict against one of the seven West Papuans accused of treason, in a case that has drawn concern about deteriorating political freedoms in the world's

BEIRUT: The UN in Lebanon has denied it has any intention of stopping its operations or evacuating its personnel from the country. It said that “the support provided by the UN through its activities

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam on Tuesday urged opponents of Beijing's plan to impose national security legislation in the financial hub to stop "smearing" the effort, labelling those who were critical of the legislation

Tunisia’s PM decides against relying on more external debt, will freeze salaries TUNIS: Tunisian Prime Minister Elyes Fakhfakh said on Sunday he had decided against the use of more external debt and that all

  China has turned to mass testing and district lockdowns in Beijing after a jump in cases connected with a wholesale food market in the capital. Australia is looking to infrastructure spending to boost

Revealed: How UN investigation proved missiles that hit Saudi Arabia were Iranian NEW YORK: A unique internal component enabled UN investigators to prove that cruise missiles and drones used to attack Saudi Arabia last