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‘Saudi pressure behind Yemen plane delay’
A Yemeni politician says Saudi pressure was behind the move by Egypt and Sudan to deny their airspace to a plane carrying representatives from Yemeni political factions.

A Yemeni politician says Saudi pressure was behind the move by Egypt and Sudan to deny their airspace to a plane carrying representatives from Yemeni political factions.

An Egyptian court upholds a death sentence against ousted President Mohamed Morsi over a 2011 prison break.

Iran will face a “tsunami” of foreign tourists once a nuclear agreement is concluded and sanctions on the country are lifted, an official said on Tuesday.

Greek finance minister says the country will offer no new reform list to its international creditors.

Russia says the influx of illegal migrants in Europe has been caused by the West’s interference in ME, Africa.

Displaced resident of Tikrit begin returning to the Iraqi city months after its liberation from ISIL grip.

Iran is not worried about the market for the sale of its oil when it raises output in the event of a nuclear deal, Minister of Petroleum Bijan Zangeneh has said.

Former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and a number of other veteran diplomats have called for major changes to the United Nations.

At least 18 people have been killed and 98 injured in a train crash south of the Tunisian capital of Tunis.

Internal investigators have cleared US Border Patrol agents in 64 shooting incidents, a report says.

An Egyptian court sentences ousted president, Mohamed Morsi, to life in prison over spying.

Some 250,000 children face starvation in South Sudan, UN says.

ISIL recruiters in Australia are reportedly enticing needy teens to join the ranks of the terror group operating in the Middle East.

Sen. Corker, who called on Obama to stop the nuclear negotiations with Iran, has been motivated by Israel, says an analyst.

Israeli troops uproot dozens of Palestinian olive trees in the Occupied West Bank.

Russia says more than 400 Chechens have left for Syria to join ISIL militants.

A militant group in Libya denies reports that a senior al-Qaeda commander was killed in a US airstrike.

The United Arab Emirates insists that it will continue with infrastructure investments despite the recent decline in international oil prices.