Jihan Abdalla

UN Security Council has condemned Doha strike, while Arab states consider collective response

Israeli strike on Doha likely to derail months-long efforts on Gaza ceasefire

US administration has sought to project more muscular image for the Pengtagon

Abdul El-Sayed is vying for a US Senate seat. If he wins, he would be the chamber's first Muslim member

President's termination of security detail for Democratic former president is his highest-profile move yet as he targets rivals

US President 'not happy' about Israeli strikes that killed five journalists

The report claims intelligence officials in the Obama administration distorted facts about Russia's alleged interference

Only Indonesia, the UK and Vietnam have announced trade deals with US ahead of August 1 deadline

US President has threatened to sue the Wall Street Journal over report

President announces US will make weapons and send them to Nato, which will ship them to Ukraine

Visit follows US decision to resume Ukraine arms shipments that were paused earlier this month

Officials say it is largest departmental reorganisation in decades

US President has said Washington will resume sending defensive weapons to Ukraine

Official tells The National the US President wants to see a 60-day truce lead to permanent end to war

Prime Minister nominates US President for Nobel Peace Prize, while saying Israel will always maintain 'certain power' over Gaza