Nada AlTaher

Detention areas also known as 'black sites' lack toilets, places to eat and medical care, Marzieh Mohebi says

Boats used to move people trapped in submerged streets

Water levels rise in western Saudi Arabia with more heavy rain expected

As a young girl, Nada Al Ahdal escaped two wedding pacts arranged by her parents. She has since pledged to protect others from being sold 'like sheep'

Senior Turkish official says discrimination against Syrians exists even in government ranks

Indian Ocean will have 'high risk' status removed on January 1

Whether to provide relief that might be misappropriated poses an 'ethical dilemma' for humanitarians

Turkey and Egypt have had strained relations for almost a decade

Commander Tim Hawkins says focus is on strengthening partnerships in the region

Ilnur Cevik also called US condolences after Istanbul attack 'a joke'

Call follows a drone attack on an oil shipping port on Thursday

Rebels accuse the Yemeni government of 'looting' revenue generated through imports

More than 2.5 million trees have been uprooted since the 1967 war, Mohammad Shtayyeh says

Nabil Fahmy 'not particularly optimistic' about next Israeli government after former PM returns to power

Elections are needed to restore legitimacy in the leaders of the Palestinian people says former foreign minister Nasser Al Kidwa