American commanders are growing concerned that a recent spate of deadly bombings in Baghdad will cause the Iraqi government to lose focus on an upcoming assault on Mosul
detailsDozens of demonstrators were injured by tear gas and live fire, witnesses said. Some security personnel were stabbed, according to a military statement
detailsPresident Barack Obama was unlikely to sign the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act if it passes the House
detailsNidal Waked is accused of running an organisation that facilitated money laundering for international drug traffickers
details50,000 foreign laborers have been sacked by the Binladin Group and some have not been paid salaries in at least four months
detailsThe injection would improve its owners vision – and also give them access to extra powers
detailsPeople value accuracy, timeliness and clarity above all else
detailsAbel Fatah al-Sisi signed deal to hand over Tiran and Sanafir, which Cairo has controlled since 1950
detailsMore than 55 million people eligible to vote in parliamentary and Assembly of Experts elections that could set countrys future
detailsTens of thousands of supporters for Moqtada al-Sadr gathered in Tahrir Square on Friday to demand government reforms
detailsLowy Institute research into the group’s manipulation of western media argues Isis’s slick footage should clearly be tagged as propaganda in TV broadcasts
detailsStockholm Peace Institute study shows Gulf states amassing huge military stockpiles, as US remains biggest exporter
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