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France is withdrawing all 200 of its troops from Iraq in the latest Western drawdown in the face of the coronavirus outbreak and attacks by Iranian-backed militia forces. → Read More
Egyptian security forces have detained and tortured hundreds of children in recent years, including electrocuting them on their tongues and genitals and making them stand on beds of nails, according to a new report. → Read More
At least 26 Iraqi militiamen were reportedly killed by a suspected US airstrike in Syria in retaliation for a rocket attack on Wednesday which killed a British soldier and two Americans at a military base in Iraq. → Read More
Turkey has threatened to launch an “imminent” counter-offensive against Bashar al-Assad’s advancing forces in Idlib province, raising the prospect that weeks of tension between Turkey and the Syrian regime could escalate into all-out military conflict. → Read More
A dozen Israeli soldiers were wounded in a car-ramming attack in Jerusalem last night and a Palestinian teenager was killed by Israeli troops in the occupied West Bank in a surge of violence a week after Donald Trump released his Middle East plan. → Read More
Donald Trump laid out a sweeping plan to give Israel permanent control over Jerusalem and large swathes of the occupied West Bank on Tuesday while offering the Palestinians only the possibility of a future state on fragments of the land they hoped for. → Read More
Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s prime minister, has been formally charged in his criminal corruption case just hours before President Trump is due to unveil his Israeli-Palestinian peace plan at the White House. → Read More
Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian leader, refused to take a call from Donald Trump as the US president prepares to roll out his long-awaited Israeli-Palestinian peace plan, a Palestinian minister said Monday. → Read More
Donald Trump has invited Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, to Washington next week ahead of what appears to be the release of his long-awaited Israeli-Palestinian peace plan. → Read More
Calls to boycott Amazon were trending on Saudi social media on Thursday amid suspicions that Mohammed bin Salman’s allies had activated their cyber army to react furiously to allegations he was personally involved in hacking the phone of Jeff Bezos. → Read More
Mohammed bin Salman personally attempted to “intimidate” Jeff Bezos with a WhatsApp message implying he had incriminating information about the Amazon chief’s extramarital affair in the weeks after Jamal Khashoggi’s murder, UN investigators claimed to The Daily Telegraph. → Read More
Mohammed bin Salman could be forgiven for thinking there was no one who could touch him. → Read More
Tensions between the Iranian government and the Revolutionary Guard spilled into the open on Monday as the president’s office accused the elite military force of misleading them over the accidental shooting down of a civilian airliner. → Read More
The US has “encouraging intelligence” that Iran has ordered its Shia militia proxies in Iraq not to attack Western forces as Tehran seeks to de-escalate after days of brinksmanship with the US, vice president Mike Pence said Thursday. → Read More
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Donald Trump could order airstrikes on Iran from the British overseas territory of Diego Garcia without asking for permission from the UK government, Downing Street acknowledged on Tuesday. → Read More
The US-led task force fighting the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant has announced it is pulling out of Baghdad. → Read More
In the years leading up to his fortieth birthday, John Sullivan found himself glancing himself increasingly often in the mirror to monitor the retreat of his hairline. → Read More
Kurdish forces yesterday accused Turkish-backed fighters of violating the ceasefire in northeast Syria with a “vast” new ground offensive and pleaded with the US “to intervene immediately” to stop the assault. → Read More
Benjamin Netanyahu has been given the first chance to form Israel’s government after last week’s stalemated election, offering the prime minister a difficult but not impossible path to continue holding on to power. → Read More