Middle East

Leaders of Tunisia and Algeria are accusing arsonists of setting many of the forest fires that have broken out in recent days

Yemen, the Arab world’s poorest country, has already been devastated by six years of civil war

The two countries normalized relations as part of the Abraham Accords

The killing of a Turkish youth allegedly by a Syrian saw hundreds of Turks target Syrian homes and shops

The New York-based rights group analyzed attacks from Gaza that resulted in the deaths of 12 civilians in Israel and injuries to dozens more

Interior minister and other government officials are blaming arson for many of the blazes that have reportedly killed 65 people so far

Tice was kidnapped nine years ago while reporting on the uprising against Syrian President al-Assad and his government

The Cabinet list, which offered few surprises, must still be confirmed by Iran's parliament

Iran, like much of the world, remains far behind countries like the United States in vaccinating its public, with only 3 million of its more than 80 million people having received both vaccine doses

An Iraqi refugee was killed this weekend, and 2 others seriously injured, in attack by suspected IS cell, bringing number of those killed at camp to 25 since mid-April

An Iraqi refugee was killed over the weekend in an attack by a suspected IS cell, bringing the number of those killed at camp to 25 since mid-April

Fears that a new lockdown could be coming

William Burns’ visit comes amid rapidly rising tensions in region and drone strike on Israeli-managed oil tanker in Gulf of Oman, which Western governments blame on Tehran

In the northern Iraqi city of Sulaymaniyah, a family has turned their home into a shelter for wounded and abused animals. Dilshad Anwar reports from Iraq.

Lebanese Maronite Catholic Patriarch calls army to confront Iran-backed militia and political party for Lebanon's sake