Egypt, a country with a population of 90 million, where more than 28 percent of them live below the poverty line, has been struggling with economic challenges and political turmoil since the Jan. 25 Revolution in 2011.

Decrying how Muslims in Athens have no choice but to pray in unsanitary conditions in basements, a top Muslim cleric from Greece said there is a great need for a mosque in the Greek capital.

Legislation is expected to be introduced into the New South Wales parliament this week which will force students who pose a "significant risk" to enroll in distance education.

Prime Minister Saad Hariri vowed Friday to maintain stability in Lebanon and consensus among rival factions to shield the country from the reverberations of regional turmoil.

Two young Rohingya girls were killed by an elephant attack late Friday at refugee camp in coastal Cox's Bazaar city.

The Israeli government has announced a list of conditions necessary for it to accept the historic reconciliation agreement between Hamas and Fatah.

"They're giving up," said Lieutenant General Paul Funk, who commands the coalition task force fighting ISIS in Iraq and Syria. "Their leaders are abandoning them."

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Migrant workers in Qatar are still dying due to poor working conditions despite pledges by the country’s rulers to improve their lives.

Egypt’s government is set to pour millions creating a national space agency after draft legislation was given the go-ahead last week.

Greek authorities have been rejecting Muslims' request to build a cemetery for their own in the city, where nearly 300,000 Muslims live.

The man was sentenced to death for murdering another Saudi man and an appeals court upheld the ruling.

Egypt’s LGBTI community is facing the worst crackdown in almost 2 decades with widespread sexual assault and torture being carried out against those detained.

Egypt’s ordered more than 30,000 rocket-propelled grenades from North Korea despite U.N. sanctions against the rogue state.

As the battle for Syrian oil heats up, an ISIS counter-offensive against the regime has bought the Kurds more time to capture as much land as it can.