Turkish presidential spokesman Ibrahim Kalin said Thursday that Turkey, Russia and Iran have been working on a plan to station their forces in de-escalation areas in Syria.

Kuwait has reportedly given Doha a steep list of demands from Saudi Arabia and its allies boycotting Qatar in an attempt to end the unprecedented diplomatic crisis unfolding in the Persian Gulf region.

At least eighteen separate secret prisons were found to be in operation across south Yemen, all either run or supported by the UAE.

Egyptian authorities arrest prominent leftist activist known for his vocal opposition to a controversial maritime border demarcation agreement between Egypt and Saudi Arabia.

In a visit lasting just 20 hours, the 36-year-old real-estate developer also met with Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas, in Ramallah on the West Bank.

Turkish media reports said a contingent of 25 soldiers would depart for Doha on Thursday to join some 90 troops already there.

The 12th-century mosque, also known as the Great Mosque, is named after Nour al-Din Zanki, the Sunni Muslim ruler who ordered its construction.

Police said at least 26 people were killed and 59 wounded in the attack outside a Kabul Bank bank in Lashkargah, the capital of the southern Afghan province of Helmand.

The 20-year-old allegations were presented to a special committee that has been investigating the case that involves more than 1,000 children from Yemen, who were illegally experimented on for research purposes.

Since 2014, in Iraq, 1,130 children have been maimed and injured, 255 in the first six months of 2017.

Police in the US state of Michigan are holding a 50-year-old Canadian man in connection with the stabbing of a police officer.

The Nuri and Hadba mosques, the city's two best known landmarks and the sites from which al-Baghdadi made his first and only public appearance in 2014.

Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces Major General Mohammad Baqeri says the country’s security is a red line, pledging to firmly respond to any threats or acts of aggression against the Islamic Republic’s national security.

The Egyptian authorities on Wednesday allowed several trucks laden with industrial fuel into the Hamas-run Gaza Strip to allow the enclave’s only functioning power plant to resume operations following a two-month hiatus.

A Sudanese military helicopter has crashed in northern Sudan, killing all four people aboard.