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Iran’s ageing leader and the lingering talk of succession
A senior official dismissed reports of Khamenei's health but questions over the future are harder to shake off
UN says Hodeidah monitoring head safe after shooting
UN confirms shooting but says it does not know source of fire
Saudi Arabia dismisses report it will reopen Syria embassy
The statement comes after other Arabian Gulf states restore their missions in Damascus
Lebanon winter storms flood refugee settlements
The UN estimates some 11,000 refugees have been affected, and 151 settlements flooded
Gabon coup: The power grab that wasn’t
The government says the situation is now under control
ISIS entering 'end days' as SDF takes last town
The bloody three month offensive has seen hundreds of Kurdish fighters and civilians killed
What is the Conservative Party's 1922 Committee?
The powerful body representing backbench Conservative parliamentarians have informed Theresa May of a confidence vote
Israel touts video of Hezbollah cross-border tunnel
The videos show a wide tunnel complete with ventilation and lighting they say spans from Lebanon into Israel
Lebanese government talks hit snag over Sunni representation
Hezbollah is insisting one of its Sunni allies be made a minister
Pakistan denies mysterious Israel-Islamabad flight reports
The government denied that a private jet originating in Tel Aviv landed in the capital and departed 10 hours later
Lebanon has days to form a government or Saad Hariri will resign
After five months of deadlock, the prime minister-designate has few options
Assad claims Arab states and West beginning to engage again with Damascus
US and EU insistent that assistance in reconstruction needs political transition first
Abbas rallying cry for UNRWA falls on deaf ears at UNGA
UN General Assembly 2018: Israeli PM Netanyahu reiterated Washington’s stance that agency is irrelevant
Saad Hariri confident of justice over father's assassination
Special tribunal nears end of a nine-year quest to determine who killed Rafiq Hariri
Hariri calls for justice at Hague probe into father's killing
More than a decade after Rafiq Hariri's death, the killing remains a fault line in Lebanese politics
