Jordan’s Prime Minister Fayez al-Tarawneh said on Sunday his government planned price rises soon for some essentials to prevent a spiralling budget deficit from passing $4 billion this year and further damaging the kingdom’s sluggish economy. Tar
Spat at in public by a fellow Libyan who called him a thief, watching his back on long walks through Vienna, eating poorly; Muammar Qaddafi’s fugitive oil supremo was a troubled man in the months before he was found drowned in the Danube two weeks ago.
Two people are killed in sectarian clashes in the Lebanese port city of Tripoli, as tensions in neighbouring Syria spill over the border.
Yemen forces pressed on Sunday with an assault to recapture the al-Qaeda-held southern city of Zinjibar, advancing on two fronts amid air cover in fighting that killed six soldiers in two days, military officials said. The offensive takes p
Israel should consider cutting its supply of electricity to the Gaza Strip this summer if it finds itself experiencing power shortages, Israel’s environment minister Gilad Erdan said on Sunday. Erdan, a member of Prime Minister Benjamin N
President Papoulias meets party leaders in final bid to form a coalition and prevent repeat elections next month.
A Turkish journalist held prisoner in Syria for two months said Sunday he feared he would die, and was held most of the time in isolation by a group on which he provided few details. “Following our kidnapping, we lived for 11 days in the
أفاد مصدر أمني لبناني بأن المواجهات تتواصل في طرابلس، كبرى مدن شمال لبنان، اليوم الأحد، بين حيين أحدهما مناهض لحركة الاحتجاج في سوريا المجا