Iraq Says Electricity Link with Jordan to Start Production on July 1
Iraq said that an electricity grid interconnection with Jordan will start production on July 1, reports Anadolu Agency. "Production will start...
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Erdogan Claims Victory in Presidential Election
Turkish President says voters have given him the responsibility to rule for the next five years as final official results...
Middle East Round-Up: More Fighting in Sudan, Despite Ceasefire
Fighting shows few signs of slowing down in Sudan, Turkey’s presidential election campaign enters its final stretch, and a warning...
US, Saudi Arabia Call for Extended Ceasefire in Sudan
The two mediating countries say an extension of the week-long truce will facilitate the delivery of urgently needed humanitarian assistance...
Saudi Team Arrive in Damascus Ahead of Syria Embassy Reopening
A Saudi technical team has arrived in Syria to prepare the reopening of the Saudi Arabian embassy in Damascus, according...
Tajikistan: Decree bans funerals for alleged “terrorists”, denies relatives bodies
Dushanbe, Tajikistan, Central Asia (15/6 – 60) On 28 April, President Emomali Rahmon who has ruled Tajikistan since 1992 signed...
Middle East Countries Face Extreme Heat Risk, Study Finds
New research published in Nature Sustainability journal suggests several regional countries may have entire populations exposed to extreme temperatures due...
‘I Feel Abandoned’: Lebanon’s Elderly Have Few Options to Survive
Locked out of life savings, senior citizens have to go back to work, rely on charity or beg to endure...
In Pictures: Depictions of Cleopatra Through the Ages
From ancient murals to Shakespeare and Hollywood, the Egyptian queen has long been a source of artistic inspiration. wall painting...
Russian Gold Shipments to UAE Surge Amid Ukraine War: Report
UAE reaps windfall from Russian gold with the precious metal contributing to the Emirates' record-breaking non-oil foreign trade. The UAE has become...
