James Haines-Young

The WHO has advised countries administer one shot of the life-saving treatment as there are not enough doses

Two countries technically in a state of war have agreed to demarcate their maritime boundary

Lebanese President Michel Aoun holds consultations with top officials over proposed agreement

Former UN official was allowed to leave Iran on Wednesday on an Omani flight and then transferred to Abu Dhabi

The 22-year-old was detained by morality police last week and later died

The US is said to have developed anti-personnel weapon to kill without explosives and avoid collateral damage

As temperatures across Europe hit record highs, The National's Middle East reporters share tips on how to stay cool

Gen Michael Kurilla says surging inflation and increasing competition from China in the region are also of concern to America

The UK's proposal to thousands of people crossing the English Channel has drawn criticism from the UN, right's groups and even Nigel Farage

The US president said his Russian counterpart 'cannot remain power', only for the White House to insist that was not a call for regime change

Relations between Baghdad and Tehran are strained amid a complex political battle to form the next Iraqi government

Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has pushed for his country to mediate

Europe has announced a large package of sanctions on Russia