U.S. military spokesman in Kabul says the airstrike that reportedly struck a house in Helmand province on Tuesday night was conducted by American aircraft
Afghan official says Taliban insurgents have staged a coordinated attack targeting a security firm in the eastern part of the capital Kabul, killing at least 10 people and wounding 19 others
An international rights group says Libyan authorities have forcibly removed dozens of migrants who had barricaded themselves in a container ship in the port city of Misrata for the past 10 days after being picked up at sea
U.S. Treasury Department adding economic sanctions to the travel bans already in place against 17 Saudis accused of taking part in the October slaying of writer Jamal Khashoggi
Watchdog: Sudanese opposition activist abducted in Egypt, returned to Sudan in operation coordinated by security services
Iran, already feeling the bite of U.S. sanctions, is turning to its neighbor Iraq to soak up some of its exports in agriculture, manufacturing, and energy
IMF: Higher oil prices help offset increases in public spending by Mideast oil exporting heavyweights like Saudi Arabia
Major oil producers at Abu Dhabi summit say production cuts of up to 1 million barrels per day may be necessary
New US sanctions will bring more hardship to Iranians who are already struggling with spiraling prices and a plummeting local currency
Israel's prime minister is lauding the newly restored U.S. sanctions against Iran as "historic," saying they will "strangle" what he described as Iranian state-sponsored terrorism
