Addressing the mass protests in Iran, President Ebrahim Raisi lamented the ‘tragic incident’ that ignited them – the brutal death of Mahsa Amini at the hand of Iran’s ‘morality’ police
Islamic Republic security forces killed dozens of Iranians and arrested hundreds over two weeks of protests
New boutique hotel employs people with disabilities – presenting a model for inclusion in a region where cognitive challenges are stigmatized
The Kuwaitis will head to the polls on Thursday to elect a new parliament, with the hope to achieve a fundamental shift in the legislative authority and ease political tension, in conjunction with the appointment of a new prime minister
In a new display of military power, the Houthis used helicopters for the first time to commemorate the 8th anniversary of their capture of Sanaa
Saudi Arabia’s King Salman named Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman as the Kingdom’s prime minister and Prince Khalid bin Salman as defense minister, according to a royal decree issued on Tuesday
Syria has said that 29 people had died of cholera in what the UN has called the worst outbreak of the disease in the war-torn country for years
Hundreds of retired Lebanese army soldiers briefly broke through a police cordon near the parliament in downtown Beirut on Monday demanding an increase in their monthly retirement pay
Morocco’s Minister of Justice Abdellatif Ouahbi held on Monday in Kuwait talks with his Kuwaiti counterpart Jamal Hadhel Salem Al-Jalawi
Iranian activist in the U.S. says the protests are not about the hijab, which is merely a symbol, but about bringing down the regime