From left: Croatian President Ivo Josipovic, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, French President Francois Hollande and Malian President Dioncounda Traore attend the traditional...
From left: Croatian President Ivo Josipovic, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, French President Francois Hollande and Malian President Dioncounda Traore attend the traditional...
BERLIN: Chancellor Angela Merkel vowed yesterday to push for tougher EU data protection rules and force Internet firms to be more open as...
ROME: A senior parliamentarian in the anti-immigration Northern League party has likened Italy’s first black minister to an orangutan. Cecile Kyenge, an Italian...
HARARE: Zimbabwe security forces voted yesterday in an early election marred by delays over lack of ballot papers, some two weeks before crucial...
GENEVA: Scientists have discovered a radioactive substance in sediment under a Swiss lake used for drinking water and situated near a nuclear plant,...
BERLIN: Just three months since its launch in a blaze of publicity, Germany’s anti-euro party is failing to strike a chord with voters...
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A soldier keeps guard from atop a military vehicle in front of the Presidential Palace in Cairo, yesterday. CAIRO: Egypt’s public prosecutor yesterday...
ANKARA: Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said yesterday that ousted Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohammed Mursi was the only legitimate president of Egypt...
DUBAI: Bahrain’s Shia-led opposition yesterday slammed the Sunni-ruled government for warning people against joining protests that are planned for next month and named...
DUBAI: A home-made bomb wounded four Bahraini policemen outside a Shia village, the interior ministry said yesterday, in the latest unrest to rock...
NOUAKCHOTT: A Mauritanian court yesterday freed a Canadian jailed for attempting to join an Al-Qaeda training camp in neighbouring Mali, a judicial source...
BEIRUT: Shelling killed at least 13 people yesterday in the Damascus district of Qaboon, where fierce fighting between the army and rebels has...
BAGHDAD: Violence including an apparently-coordinated series of bombings that struck central and south Iraq yesterday killed 33 people, security sources and medics said,...
KHARTOUM: Rebels in Sudan’s Darfur region accused government-linked militiamen yesterday of staging an ambush which killed seven peacekeepers, but Khartoum blamed the insurgents....
JERUSALEM: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu yesterday telephoned Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and said he hoped the two sides could resume peace talks,...
JERUSALEM: An Israeli court said yesterday it has jailed for 30 months two senior Hamas members who took refugee inside Red Cross east...
Chairman of Al Faisal Holding and Aamal Company, Sheikh Faisal bin Qassim bin Faisal Al Thani cutting the ribbon to open the Organ...