Nada AlTaher

Hans Grundberg met the Iranian foreign minister with just weeks to go until the ceasefire expires

Yemen's government accuses the Houthis of the crime

Analyst says Thursday's display was the largest by the Houthis in the key port city

Ariel Koren, a self-proclaimed Jewish Google employee, has announced she will leave her job

Raid comes days after ambassador to Lebanon said authorities had stopped 700 million illegal pills entering the kingdom since 2015

The UN issued a condemnation to the attack two days after the incident, and under pressure from Yemeni officials

Overnight attacks killed 10 Yemeni fighters and injured seven others

Iranian president raises the issue during televised address marking a year in office

Expert believes Hezbollah learned technology and has exported knowledge to fellow Iran-backed group

Information minister says order aims to brainwash children with 'dark, extremist thoughts'

Dunya Bouhlasa helped rescue 68 children who were at a scout camp in Al Tarif

Flooding has brought explosives to the surface in one of the world's most mined countries

Mother and daughter of the family were rescued by Oman's Civil Defence and Ambulance Authority

Despite the group claiming a new approach, many rights in Afghanistan have been curtailed

Dozens reported killed and injured in confrontation between Shabwa Defence Forces and forces loyal to Al Islah-linked military leader