The Guardians of Religion Organization, which has close ties to al-Qaeda in Syria, is under pressure in Idlib from US drone strikes and a possible assault by Russian-backed Syrian forces.

Karim Tabbou was arrested by Algerian authorities in 2019 on charges of “incitement to violence” and “harming national security” but he may be released today.

Skeptical Lebanese expats are being urged by the government to come to Lebanon with their dollars as Lebanon’s only airport partially opens today, but they may not be in a hurry to rush back with their dollars according to this report

Opposition party leader says Algerian President will use his constitutional prerogative to ensure that two prominent leaders of the Hirak Movement, Karim Tabbou and Samir Benlarbi, regain their freedom.

Sunni businessman looks set to become country’s next PM with support of Lebanon's main Sunni, Shiite Muslim political forces.

Four years after IS massacred 1,935 young Iraqi cadets at one of Saddam Hussein’s former palaces, families of victims still waiting for remains of their sons.

On Thursday, a Royal Decree was issued in Jordan which approves Prime Minister Omar Razzaz's cabinet reshuffle. The new ministers were sworn in the same day.

Former ISIS prisoner in al-Bab prison, Khalifa al-Khudr, details the crimes that the militant group had committed in Aleppo and Raqqa, in his new book, which he titled "Kana'eis"

In an effort to introduce famous Egyptian figures to the next generation, 100 signs now mark where celebrated Egyptians like Nobel laureate Naguib Mahfouz or diva Umm Kulthum once lived.

In the city of Idleb, masked gangs and sleeper cells connected to al-Qaeda are sowing chaos and instability amongst the city's residents. This led citizens to begin "The Masks Aren't Us" campaign which calls for the end of the presence of masks throughout the city.

Before the May 6 vote, leaders from across the deeply divided political establishment sounded the alarm about the state’s finances and economy. Lebanon is the world’s third-most indebted nation with a debt-to-GDP ratio of more than 150 percent

On the back of recent Olympic success, the number of Egyptian girls competing seriously in weightlifting has surged nearly tenfold.

TUNIS – Spain and Tunisia pledged to strengthen economic and military ties during a visit by Spanish Prime Minister Mariano...

Syrian opposition media activists, who documented alleged human rights abuses and war crimes, fear for their future

Last week's attack on the Rawda Mosque, frequented in large by Sufi Muslims, resulted in the death of 305 worshippers

ERBIL, Iraqi Kurdistan — “Do you think you will come back soon to your city?” asked Ronza, a Yazidi woman working...