Yemen’s Houthis arrest protesters in Sanaa
Yemen’s Houthi group arrested a number of people demonstrating in Sanaa on Saturday over plunging living standards, as soaring prices put basic commodities out of reach for many people amid a humanitarian crisis and war with neighbouring countries.
Interpol asks Beijing to clarify status of missing president Meng
Interpol has asked Beijing to clarify the situation of Interpol president Meng Hongwei, who has been reported missing, the international police organization’s secretary-general Juergen Stock said on Saturday.
Interpol asks Beijing to clarify status of missing president Meng
Interpol has asked Beijing to clarify the situation of Interpol president Meng Hongwei, who has been reported missing, the international police organization’s secretary-general Juergen Stock said on Saturday.
Golan Druze gather at border, chanting loyalty to Syria’s Assad
Carrying Syrian flags and pictures of President Bashar al-Assad, dozens of Arab Druze who live on the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights gathered on Saturday to celebrate what they consider to be success in the Syrian civil war.
Golan Druze gather at border, chanting loyalty to Syria’s Assad
Carrying Syrian flags and pictures of President Bashar al-Assad, dozens of Arab Druze who live on the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights gathered on Saturday to celebrate what they consider to be success in the Syrian civil war.
Lebanon parliament speaker says government formation ‘back to zero’
Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri on Saturday said the process of forming a government more than five months after a national election had returned “to zero”, after saying earlier this week there had been a “glimmer of hope”.
Lebanon parliament speaker says government formation ‘back to zero’
Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri on Saturday said the process of forming a government more than five months after a national election had returned “to zero”, after saying earlier this week there had been a “glimmer of hope”.
Afghan forces, Taliban battle for control of highways in Ghazni province
Heavily armed Taliban fighters destroyed bridges near the central city of Ghazni on Saturday, closing the main highway between the capital Kabul and southern Afghanistan, officials said.
Afghan forces, Taliban battle for control of highways in Ghazni province
Heavily armed Taliban fighters destroyed bridges near the central city of Ghazni on Saturday, closing the main highway between the capital Kabul and southern Afghanistan, officials said.
Bombings kill one, wound 18, in two Iraqi provinces: police
At least one person was killed and 14 wounded when a bus carrying workers at a small oil refinery in northern Iraq was blown up by an improvised explosive device, police said.
