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Saudi Arabia and other Arab nations ask Qatar to close Al Jazeera and scale down ties with Iran within 10 days.

Thanks to its official state ideology 'Juche' North Korea is in rude health.

The latest news after some of the Gulf states and Egypt cut ties with Qatar and imposed a land, sea and air blockade.

Experts reflect on what the Brexit vote has meant for inequality, the environment, racism and politics in the past year.

Explosion strikes near provincial police chief's office, killing at least 10 people and wounding 18 others.

Pakistan army releases new video confession from Kulbhushan Jadhav who was sentenced to death on allegations of spying.

Al-Abadi made the announcement as government troops were pushing into Bab al-Beed neighbourhood in Mosul's Old City.

Seoul court finds longtime friend of ousted President Park guilty of bribing daughter's professors.

After a barren spell, Pakistan and India played cricket twice in 14 days. But is renewal of ties on the cards?

Lawyers for the detainees argue they could face persecution or torture in Iraq because they are religious minorities.

Shooting outside La Carlota airbase in Caracas brings death toll from near-daily unrest to at least 76 since April.

Theresa May pledges to protect EU citizen rights but UK also insists it will have full jurisdiction over such rights.

Former State Department agent with 'top secret' clearance faces life in prison for allegedly selling information.

Foreign minister says Qatar has never supported Nusra Front, the former Syrian branch of al-Qaeda, or any armed group.

Rights group calls on UN to investigate AP report that hundreds were arbitrarily detained and tortured in Yemen.

Tehran urges Saudi Arabia to release the three Iranians and pay compensation for shooting dead another.

Israeli defence minister says cutting payments for electricity in Gaza aims at dragging Hamas into conflict with Israel.

The landmark al-Nuri Mosque of Mosul and its leaning minaret have been blown up in Iraq.

US president defends his decision to appoint wealthy individuals to his cabinet as 'smart' at a rally in Iowa.

Opposition hopes secret ballot will encourage members of President Jacob Zuma's ANC party to vote against him.

US carrier files for required permit to allow Qatar's state-owned carrier to buy 10-percent stake in American Airlines.

Al Jazeera denounces Egypt's decision to extend Hussein’s detention by 45 days and calls for his unconditional release.

Manchester police records more than 500 percent increase in Islamophobic crimes since May 22 concert attack.

Bomb targeting the Waberi police station in Mogadishu kills at least four and wounds several others, says police.

We investigate allegations involving a Chinese billionaire and a controversial alternative health scheme in Africa.

A Saudi-led coalition has begun hitting Houthi targets in Yemen. But who is supporting the action? And how?

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Decades after he was killed by Irish Republican paramilitaries, Seamus Ruddy's remains were found in a French forest.

A rare look at the fight against ISIL in the eastern Libyan city of Derna in the constant flux of the post-Gaddafi era.

Israel wants to dismantle the UNRWA because the agency keeps Palestinian's right to return to their homeland alive.

MBC's anti-ISIL TV series Black Crows toes the line of Western counterterrorism talk.

Intelligence minister Katz invites King Salman to send crown prince to Israel in order to establish mutual ties.

Ramadan is upon us once again. Here is what happens during the holy month.

Rights group says United Arab Emirates forcibly disappears people, operates secret prisons, and backs torture in Yemen.

At least 29 people killed and more than 50 wounded after bomb detonates outside bank branch in Helmand province.

From iftar meals out of trunks to tea with Bedouins, the hospitality that embodies Ramadan is evident almost everywhere.

'Difficult to prove sedition charge' on 15 men arrested after Pakistan's win over India in Champions Trophy final.

Agreement reached on increasing efforts to end tension between Gulf states and Qatar, sources from Erdogan's office say.

Mosque where Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a caliphate destroyed by ISIL, army says, but armed group blames US air raid.

District Court to rule on lawsuit by rights group over fears Iraqi Christians could face religious torture if deported.

The only way to fight "terror" in the region is to reclaim a shared vision that transcends tribalism and sectarianism.

More than 2,000 murders registered in May, a record high for any month since 1997, government statistics show.

A child of former slaves, Ibraimo has encountered opportunities and racism in Germany, including the murder of a friend.

India to become world's most populous country by 2024 while Nigeria will overtake US in third spot, says UN report.

Donald Trump's adviser and son-in-law held meetings with Palestine and Israel leaders aimed at continuing talks.

A breakdown of the latest diplomatic crisis and what it means for the region.

UNICEF says children being killed by the armed group during 'one of the most brutal wars in recent history'.

Balgis Osman-Elasha is renowned for studying climate change effects in the Horn of Africa and seeking solutions.

About 600 Congolese soldiers to be pulled out of Central African Republic after allegations of sexual misconduct.

North Korea tops agenda at newly established Diplomatic and Security Dialogue involving high-level Chinese delegation.