Middle East News

‘Honour killing’ of YouTube star causes outrage in Iraq
Tiba al-Ali, 22, was killed by her father, despite attempts by police to mediate a dispute between her and her family.
Published On 4 Feb 2023
Iran, West clash over UN watchdog report on Fordow nuclear plant
The latest row comes as the IAEA chief hopes for progress in a potential visit to Tehran in February.
Published On 4 Feb 2023
Israeli forces fire missile during raid on Palestinian camp
At least 13 Palestinians have been injured after Israeli forces raided the Aqbat Jabr refugee camp to arrest 10 people.
Published On 4 Feb 2023
From: The Listening Post
The occupation of Palestine intensifies
Israeli media’s myopic coverage as violence spirals. Plus, the complexities and nuances of translating literary work.
Published On 4 Feb 2023

France is among many nations struggling to keep retirement schemes afloat.

When Sammy took a DNA test, he didn’t know it would reveal he had a brother – or that he was adopted.

Abdullah Sami Qalalweh, 26, was shot and killed near the town of Huwara, south of Nablus, officials said.

Critics of Brazil’s planned sinking of the Sao Paulo described it as a ‘state-sponsored environmental crime’.

In 2020, more than 18 million people around the world were diagnosed with cancer.

Madrid has agreed to support Rabat’s plans to grant autonomy to the disputed Western Sahara territory.

The award-winning director had gone on hunger strike to protest against his detention, causing a wave of concern.

As Morocco hosts FIFA Club World Cup, members of Winners 2005 group describe their football club as ‘source of life’.

US secretary of state visits the Middle East amid near-daily deadly raids in the occupied West Bank.

Nine countries closed down their consulates in Istanbul or issued travel warnings to citizens after ‘security threats’.

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