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Kuwaiti foreign minister survives no-confidence vote
Sheikh Ahmad faces questions from MPs on several issues, including alleged misuse of public funds
Kuwait court rules law on ‘imitation of opposite sex’ is unconstitutional
In milestone ruling, judges say Article 198 of the penal code is not specific enough to 'legally determine a sinful act'
Deal reached in Yemen to unload oil from ‘floating bomb’ tanker
Vessel's long-term presence in the Red Sea has raised fears of a massive oil spill or explosion
Ending Yemen war will require 'uncomfortable compromises,' says UN envoy
Hans Grundberg to begin talks with warring parties on three-track political solution
Banned in Bahrain, Al Wefaq holds event in Hezbollah-held Beirut suburb
Lebanon on Thursday barred the opposition group from holding two events in Beirut
Yemen army and resistance forces liberate new areas south of Marib
Since February 2021, Houthi rebels have intensified their attacks on the province, which is rich in oil and gas
Saudi-led coalition hits Houthi telecoms system in Yemen’s Sanaa
Strikes were carried out in response to latest attack on Saudi Arabia’s Abha international airport
Lebanon bans Bahrain opposition group's events in Beirut
Interior Minister Bassam Mawlawi says events would have undermined ties with Gulf states
US condemns Houthi ‘terrorist attack’ on Saudi Arabia’s Abha airport
At least 12 civilians injured by shrapnel from shot-down drone
Downed Houthi drone wounds 12 at Saudi Arabia's Abha airport
At least 12 people were injured after shrapnel from a destroyed drone landed in surrounding area
Kuwaiti foreign minister faces vote of no confidence
Sheikh Ahmad faces questions on issues including accusations of wasting public funds
Nasrallah denounces Kuwaiti proposals but backs Lebanon-Gulf dialogue
Hassan Nasrallah describes proposals brought forward as 'dictates'
Kuwaiti women protest against ban on ‘indecent’ yoga retreat
Dozens demonstrate in front of parliament after Ministry of Interior halted event
Saudi coalition to meet UN and Red Cross to discuss Saada attack
Strikes on December 21 hit 'special security camp', coalition says
Police lock doors of Tunisia's dissolved Supreme Judicial Council
Body was one of the last remaining state institutions not under the control of President Kais Saied
