Taliban forces female Afghan TV anchors to cover their faces
New decree issued by the Islamist group orders female presenters to wear masks on air; all women also wanted to wear face veils in public
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Report: President Biden could meet with Saudi Crown Prince bin Salman in June
U.S. officials told CNN that a meeting is a matter of “when” not “if” and will potentially take place during the president’s trip to the Middle East, which includes a stop in Israel
Iranian anti-government protests intensify, get support from White House
Iranian people have a “right to hold their government accountable,” says State Department, in first reaction to the protests stemming from economic turmoil
Late UAE President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan turned the Gulf state into regional powerhouse
The legacy of Sheikh Khalifa, who passed away at 73 on Friday, includes policies of government restructuring, economic growth and modernization
Israeli president ‘expressed his hopes for peace and stability in the region’ in call with Palestinian leader
Herzog and Abbas talk for the first time since recent tensions in Jerusalem; Hamas banner hung over Temple Mount
Iran’s supreme leader mocks US, warns Arab states against normalizing ties with Israel
In Quds Day speech, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei says U.S. suffered consecutive defeats in Afghanistan and is won by "Asian powers"
Leaders of Jordan, Egypt, UAE hold summit in Cairo to discuss tensions in Jerusalem
They call on Israel to ‘cease all measures that undermine peace prospects’
Bracing for escalation: Hamas leader in Gaza convenes meeting to discuss response to ‘offensive Zionist threats’
Palestinian factions in Gaza monitor security clashes in West Bank, call to defend al-Aqsa and prepare for potential escalation
Skit on Saudi TV satire show mocks US president and VP in rare display of scorn
Saudi actor playing President Joe Biden falls asleep during a speech, mumbles and acts confused
White House offered to host a meeting between senior Israeli and Palestinian officials
Jerusalem did not reject the Biden administration’s idea outright but rather offered its reservations, according to an Axios report
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