KUWAIT CITY: Three Kuwaiti opposition MPs resigned yesterday in protest at parliament’s denial of their request to question the prime minister over allegations...
KUWAIT CITY: Three Kuwaiti opposition MPs resigned yesterday in protest at parliament’s denial of their request to question the prime minister over allegations...
BEIRUT: Lebanon’s parliament failed yesterday to elect a president, for a second time in a week, raising fears the post will remain vacant...
SANA’A: Yemen said yesterday that it had arrested a militant cell that had been planning to kidnap the United Arab Emirates’ charge d’affaires,...
BEIRUT: An air raid on a rebel-held neighbourhood of Syria’s main northern city Aleppo hit a school, killing at least 18 people, 10...
ISTANBUL: Thousands of people are expected to defy a government ban to gather on Istanbul’s highly symbolic Taksim Square today, a year after...
JUBA: A personal power struggle between South Sudan’s leaders is driving Africa’s newest nation to “catastrophe”, the UN rights chief said yesterday. The...
RIYADH: Saudi health authorities announced yesterday two new deaths from the MERS coronavirus in the kingdom, where 16 more infections were also detected....
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Ukrainian Maidan self-defence activists clash with special police, who are guarding the Cabinet of the Ministers building in Kiev yesterday. KIEV: Ukraine’s armed...
A car is submerged in flood water at a shopping centre located on Brent Lane, one of the main roads in the city...
LONDON: The spread of deadly superbugs that evade even the most powerful antibiotics is no longer a prediction but is happening right now...
WASHINGTON: The world-wide terror threat is evolving as Al Qaeda linked groups and other militants become increasingly violent and a new generation of...
LONDON: Nigel Farage, leader of the Brussels-bashing UK Independence Party, said yesterday he will not contest a parliamentary seat freed by the resignation...
US President Barack Obama (left) pays his respects with Superintendent of Manila American Cemetery Larry Adkison during a tour of the Manila American...
Indonesian police officers stand guard during the labour protests in Jakarta, Indonesia yesterday. Jakarta police spokesman Rikwanto said that, around 16,000 police and...
BEIJING: BEIJING: Three people were killed and 79 others injured in an attack on a railway station in China’s Xinjiang region late yesterday,...
KATHMANDU: Dreams shattered and counting their losses, many foreign climbers say they might never return to Nepal to climb Everest, upset by ugly...
