After deadly Cairo train crash last month, Egypt's president appoints military officer to lead transportation ministry
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has dismissed U.S. threats to cancel the sale of high-tech F-35 jets to Turkey, saying his country will move ahead with the purchase of Russian S-400 air-defense missiles
Authorities say five more people have been arrested in relation to a deadly locomotive crash last week at the Egyptian capital's main railway station that killed at least 25
Property developer Nakheel, behind key Dubai projects, posts profits of $1.2 billion for 2018, down from year before
Afghan provincial spokesman: Death toll in militant attack on construction company near Jalalabad airport rises to 16
Afghan official: Militants set off suicide blast, storm site near airport in eastern province, killing at least 4
Sri Lanka's government has proposed an increase in spending on public servants and incentives to boost agriculture and fisheries in the new national budget, which opposition lawmakers criticize as an attempt to attract voters ahead of elections this year
Dubai bank warns non-oil companies across UAE cut staff at sharpest rate in nearly a decade amid economic slowdown
Turkey and India have reacted with a mix of anger and resignation at the United States' decision to end a preferential trade program that will see some tariffs return
Turkey's trade minister says a U.S. decision to end a preferential trade program with Turkey is inconsistent with the two countries' aim to increase annual bilateral trade to $75 billion
