Syria gains ground in Ghouta assault

The Syrian army intensified its onslaught in eastern Ghouta yesterday with advances that a war monitor and state media said had splintered the enclave, though a rebel official denied this.
10 March 2018

Civilians suffering worse than ever in Syria war: UN

The living conditions of civilians inside Syria are worse than ever, UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi said yesterday,
9 March 2018

Another 'chem attack' reported

Aid agencies postponed a convoy of vital food and health supplies to Eastern Ghouta yesterday, as the Syrian regime pressed a
8 March 2018

Syria's Ghouta bleeds on

Syria's regime sent reinforcements to Eastern Ghouta yesterday, tightening the noose around the shrinking rebel
7 March 2018

Strikes hit Syria's battered Ghouta as death toll hits 800

Heavy air strikes and clashes hit the Syrian rebel enclave of Eastern Ghouta ahead of an urgent UN Security Council meeting on the escalating violence.
7 March 2018

More raids, more deaths

Fresh air strikes and clashes shook the Syrian rebel enclave of Eastern Ghouta yesterday after desperately needed aid deliveries were
6 March 2018

New setback for Israel's Netanyahu

An ex-aide to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has signed a state witness deal in a corruption probe linked to his former boss,
5 March 2018

Aid convoy enters Syria enclave

A UN convoy entered Syria's Eastern Ghouta yesterday to deliver much-needed aid as regime forces seized more ground in a fierce
5 March 2018

Qaeda affiliate claims Burkina Faso attacks

A Mali-based al-Qaeda affiliate, Jama'a Nusrat ul-Islam wa al-Muslimin (JNIM), claimed responsibility on Saturday for
4 March 2018

Egypt top court clears Saudi island transfer

Egypt's constitutional court on Saturday voided contradictory lower court rulings on the controversial transfer of two
4 March 2018

Syrians flee govt advances

Thousands of civilians have fled advances by Syrian government forces in eastern Ghouta over the last two days, a
4 March 2018

Iran sets up terms for missile talks

Iran's armed forces spokesman yesterday said that there can be no talks on the country's missile programme without
3 March 2018

Netanyahu grilled again on fraud case

Israeli police yesterday arrived at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's home where media reports said they were to question him for
2 March 2018

West ups heat on regime

Western powers yesterday turned up the heat on Damascus as tens of thousands of civilians in Syria's battered rebel enclave of Eastern
2 March 2018

UN hopes to enter East Ghouta in 'next few days'

The United Nations yesterday it hoped aid convoys could head into Syria's besieged rebel-held enclave of Eastern Ghouta within days,
1 March 2018

Saudi Crown Prince to visit US March 19-22

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is expected to travel to the United States for a short visit from March 19 to 22, a Saudi
28 February 2018

Be a political group

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani offered recognition of the Taliban as a legitimate political group on as part of a proposed political
28 February 2018

‘Case closed’ in Bollywood star's death

An investigation into the death of Bollywood superstar Sridevi Kapoor, who drowned in her bathtub in a Dubai hotel, has been closed,
27 February 2018

Moscow vetoes Western bid to pressure Tehran

The United States threatened unilateral action against Iran on Monday after Russia vetoed a western bid for the United Nations Security
27 February 2018

16 Turkish 'IS' women get death in Iraq

An Iraqi court has sentenced 16 Turkish women to death by hanging for joining Islamic State, a judiciary spokesman said yesterday. Iraq
25 February 2018