Committee to Protect Journalists: Armed men raid, set fire at Yemeni media organization in southern port city of Aden
Saudi women, excited and a bit nervous, take the wheel for the first time ahead of lifting of driving ban
Yemeni officials say UAE barring ships carrying cash for government salaries
The United Arab Emirates says it will now require anyone conducting "commercial activities" through social media to register for a government-issued license
Egypt has given a warm welcome to Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, with military fanfare and a trip to the Suez Canal meant to underline a growing strategic partnership
A Turkish court on Monday rejected lawyers' request for two Greek soldiers arrested in Turkey to be release from custody
Turkish soap operas become latest casualty of Mideast conflicts as Dubai-based MBC Group stops airing them
Pakistani police: Passenger bus, oil tanker collide on highway near city of Rawalpindi, killing 9
Iraq's parliament has approved this year's budget of about 104 trillion Iraqi dinars, or nearly $88 billion
Egypt's Health Ministry says a car crash has left nine people dead and eight others wounded on the desert road connecting the capital Cairo and the city of Ismailia
