Is Sisi Shutting Down Internet Freedom In Egypt?
During demonstrations that broke out across several governorates in Egypt, many news websites were blocked, not to mention the censorship of many social networking sites.
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‘Home countries need to take back Daesh terrorists’
Turkey's Ambassador to the UK has urged countries to take back their nationals, who were involved with Daesh in Syria and Iraq.
Protesters rise up as Lebanon’s leaders grapple with multiple economic crises
Hundreds of people in Beirut have taken to the streets to protest deteriorating economic conditions and the high cost of living, which prompted the central bank to issue a new measure aimed at easing the currency crisis.
Bloodshed during Iraq protests overnight
Eleven people have been killed during protests overnight, including policemen in southern Iraq over jobs, services and government corruption.
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Fate of displaced Syrians remains in balance as Turkey prepares for Incursion
The impending incursion by Turkey into northern Syria will have implications for the internally displaced persons (IDPs) scattered across the region.
Activists Assassinated in Basra Following Local Protests
Following their participation in the latest protests, two activists were assassinated in their home in Basra by unknown assailants.
Conference in Karbala Brings Religious Figures Together to Counter Extremist Ideology
The Imam Hussain Shrine in Karbala has hosted clerics and academics from 25 different nations in order to support on coexistence and countering extremism.
Activists In Lebanon Fear Restrictions To Freedom Of Expression
Activists and journalists in Lebanon say that a new decree against fake news is being used to silence legitimate news about the country's worsening economy, fearing that such restrictions will increase if not opposed.