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George Kordahi personifies the Gulf's waning patience with Lebanon
Allies have poured billions into Lebanon over the years. Now they are asking if it has been in vain
Sudan’s Hamdok 'too focused on economy' and plagued by infighting, experts say
The removed prime minister focused on wooing international donors and didn’t address real impacts on the people, say experts
Everyone is nervous: the potential fallout of Sudan’s unrest
Sudan has witnessed a turbulent month filled with growing civilian-military tensions that could have a global ripple effect
Saudi soldier’s remains returned from Iraq after 30 years
Captain who went missing during Operation Desert Storm laid to rest in cemetery for martyrs
How Sudan's tribes transformed their camel business to keep Gulf buyers
Marketing of the renowned racing animals moved online to beat pandemic shutdowns and export ban
Damascus bus explosion kills 14
Regime shelling kills 13 people in north-west Syria as forces loyal to Assad amass near Turkey
Assad may never face justice as Interpol resumes co-operation with Syria
Syrian activists in exile fear the Assad regime will abuse the world policing body's red notice system
Israeli Interior Minister: Israel to ‘manage conflict‘ with Palestinians not resolve it
Ayelet Shaked says the Israeli government will not discuss establishment of a Palestinian state
Sudan reforms should be under civilian authority, US says
Washington has warned Sudanese leaders that deviating from the transitional order risks harming bilateral ties
Sudan’s army withdraws protection for Al Bashir’s properties as tension simmers after coup
Soldiers had been guarding millions of dollars in assets owned by the former dictator since he was overthrown in 2019
Sudan foreign minister: handing Al Bashir to ICC has divided cabinet
Mariam Sadiq Al Mahdi tells 'The National' that last week's coup couldn't succeed as people are 'defending their revolution'
Sudan's failed coup a distraction from government's failings, activists say
Sudanese people watch in dismay and indifference as army generals and civilian politicians lock horns over failed coup attempt
Sudan foils coup attempt by Al Bashir loyalists
Army officers and civilians sympathetic to former regime are detained
Burial-plot trading now a lucrative business across Middle East
Shortage of space in cemeteries has sparked a surge in dealing as death rates rise in war-torn countries
‘No country in a crisis like Lebanon,’ says WHO’s Tedros in Beirut
Nation in 'dire' need of emergency and development support
