Afghanistan's pavilion has finally arrived at the first world's fair in the Middle East a week after Dubai's Expo opened without it
A court in Saudi Arabia has upheld a 20-year prison term imposed on a Saudi aid worker who had criticized the government on Twitter
Afghanistan's new Taliban rulers have their sights on stamping out widespread drug addiction in the country, even if by force
Saudi Arabia’s oil company Aramco closed just shy of a $2 trillion valuation the kingdom’s crown prince has long sought
Libyan lawmakers have voted to reschedule parliament elections, a move likely to increase tensions among Libyan rivals already divided over bills regulating planned elections
Candidates in Iraq’s parliamentary election on Sunday are trying to persuade the country’s disillusioned younger voters to trust a balloting process long tainted by tampering and fraud
