
IRAQ
'11 journalists killed covering Iraq conflict in 2016'
From May 3, 2016 to May 3 this year, 11 journalists were killed, said the Baghdad-based watchdog.

From May 3, 2016 to May 3 this year, 11 journalists were killed, said the Baghdad-based watchdog.

Egypt’s Antiquities Ministry said a Spanish archaeological mission had discovered the garden.

The FBI director was the best thing that ever happened to Hillary Clinton in that he gave her a free pass for many bad deeds, Trump said.

A local Iraqi official calls for billions in funds and a plan of action for rebuilding Nineveh province and its capital Mosul.

Senior Bahraini clerics have called on people from different walks of life to reject any court ruling against prominent Shia cleric Sheikh Isa Qassim.

In late January, the Mecca Criminal Court decided to drop the cases.

Iran says Israel must put all its nuclear activities under the surveillance of the UN nuclear watchdog.

At least 50 Palestinian prisoners are going to launch an open-ended hunger strike in solidarity with inmates already on hunger strike in Israeli jails.

A political expert says communication between the United States and Russia gives importance to the latest round of Astana peace talks.

Lawmakers on the Commission on Appointments voted 16-8 in favor of the removal of Lopez.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Tel Aviv will cut $1 million in UN funding over an anti-Israel UNESCO resolution.

The police chief said two Turkish nationals who went missing in Malaysia had been detained.

The US has test-launched its second nuclear-capable ballistic missile over the past seven days, upping the ante in a standoff with North Korea.

The militant leader is reportedly being treated near the Nigerian border with Cameroon.

A Turkish official says the ban on Wikipedia will continue until the online encyclopedia follows court rulings.

The Syrian National Coalition (SNC) says the opposition is halting its participation in the latest round of peace talks in the Kazakh capital, Astana.

The regional court in Kirov threw out an appeal and upheld suspended sentences for Navalny and his co-defendant.

“We in Europe must jointly discuss what sort of future relationship we want with Turkey,” Merkel said.