One of Morocco’s most important archeological sites, the “Château de Mer” or Palace of the Sea, is threatened with collapse owing to a combination of natural and man-made conditions. The Palace of the Sea, also called in Arabic Qasr al-Bahr, is a
Syrian rebels have seized a government army outpost near the Turkish border province of Hatay and a rebel flag flew over the building on Sunday, while clashes could be heard in the area of a nearby Syrian village, a Reuters witness and villagers said. Th
Following cabinet request, Emir Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah issues decree to annul 2009 court-reinstated parliament.
Libya’s Prime Minister Mustafa Abu Shagur faces an uphill task in naming a government on Sunday that balances regional and political interests while also tackling multiple security issues, analysts say. The embattled premier was granted 7
Army transport aircraft with 20 people on board crashes in a rural area west of the capital.
Lawyer Sobhi Saleh, Muslim Brotherhood figure and member of the Constituent Assembly in charge of drafting Egypt’s post-revolution constitution, said protests over the article of women rights were exaggerated and insisted the constitution gives women al
Qatar Telecom (Qtel) has raised its stake in Kuwait’s Wataniya to 92.1 percent following the close of its tender offer. The Qatari firm, which operates in 16 countries across the Middle East, Africa and Asia, paid 519.1 million Kuwaiti dinars ($1.8
يدلي الفنزويليون بأصواتهم في انتخابات الرئاسة اليوم الأحد، إذ يواجه الرئيس هوغو تشافيز أكبر تحد انتخابي لحكمه الاشتراكي من منافس شاب يستغل
Landmark agreement allows Seoul to boost missile range to up to 800 km to counter threat from North Korea.