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Seven of Egypt's most famous mummies and their incredible histories
Egypt is planning a royal procession of 22 mummies of pharaonic kings and queens to travel on Saturday from Cairo’s Egyptian Museum to a new home
Yemen says Iranian weapons pose risk to international shipping
Information Minister Muammar Al Eryani sounds warning after rebels display an array of weapons
Tartus: why Russia will never leave Syria’s side
Analysts say only Moscow can compel Syrians to end their country’s 10-year conflict, in doing so protecting Russia’s regional interests
The 'world's smallest army' protecting the Pope in Iraq
The Swiss Guards are trained in the latest combat methods despite their traditional appearance
Algerian activists dismiss president's decisions as 'smoke and mirrors'
Algerian president dissolved parliament last week and announced a limited government reshuffle three days later
Kuwait to support entrepreneurs as Covid cases rise
The country received its fourth batch of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine on Monday
Locusts swarm over large parts of Saudi Arabia
The kingdom's environment ministry battles locust swarms with pest control treatments
Daughter of deposed prime minister, who is Sudan’s new foreign minister?
Dr Al Mahdi has a long history of fighting to get Sudan back on the path towards democracy after her father was overthrown in 1989
Kuwait imposes entry ban as Covid-19 cases increase
Government imposes new restrictions after rising infection rate and discovery of travellers showing fake PCR test certificates
Trial of Benjamin Netanyahu explained: Why is the Israeli prime minister on trial?
The Israeli Prime Minister is back in court on Monday to enter a plea to charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust
Tebboune’s health raises concerns about his ability to rule Algeria
The Algerian President’s absence is reminiscent of predecessor Abdelaziz Bouteflika’s health crisis
If memory serves: Lamees Ibrahim's quest to dish up the Iraq of her past
In our continuing series on inspiring life stories across continents, we learn what made her leave a career in medical science for a 'cuisine lab called the kitchen'
From cradle to octave: the music heard in utero that made Gala El Hadidi destiny's child
In our series of inspiring life stories across continents, the mezzo-soprano known as the 'Egyptian Carmen' reveals how a star was born
Fate of Tunisia’s Ghannouchi in balance as party debates his position
The head of the Ennahda Movement has served his parties maximum number of terms but some want the bylaws changed to allow him to stay on
Let them eat bread: Sudan’s wheat struggle sums up revolution’s opportunities and drawbacks
A transitional government and civil society navigating life in Sudan through the prism of bread two years on
