Government due to make announcement on whether to extend registration cards for more than a million refugees.

Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain and Egypt reject findings of an OHCHR report on the effects of the ongoing blockade on Qatar.

In first State of the Union, Trump boasts about US economy amid protests over immigration and sex abuse.

New regulations proposed in British Columbia are seen as a blow to a contentious oil pipeline expansion project.

Syria opposition groups reject proposal to set up a commission to rewrite the war-torn country's constitution.

The Palestinian businessman was deported after being given conflicting information from immigration officials.

Ruling forces UK to scale down Investigatory Powers Act, which allows for mass collection of phone and internet records.

Russia hosts talks to end the war in Syria, but the main opposition stays away and others are suspicious.

A month after protests erupted in Iran, there are signs that those who demonstrated in the streets may have had some success.

The US state recently passed a law requiring all state contractors to pledge they do not support a boycott of Israel.

Layth Abu Naim, 16, was shot in the head with live ammunition during a confrontation with the Israeli army.

The Nigerian trio are the first bobsled team from Africa at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang.

Prime Minister Theresa May is going to China to boost trade, but will she be seen as a strong partner?

US intelligence chief Pompeo said Russia would try to influence the midterm elections.

Published by the Tax Justice Network, the list ranks financial systems that contribute to crimes like money laundering.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says Gulf crisis has had a negative military and economic impact on the US.

As uncertainty gripped Cyprus in late 1974, hundreds of boys and girls were sent to a safer environment in Greece.

Saudi labour minister issues decree in an attempt to grant Saudi nationals more job opportunities in the private sector.

President Hadi and his government are based out of Saudi Arabia. The man he appointed as governor of Aden now heads a separatist movement demanding immediate changes.

In highly unusual case, an Israeli secret police interrogator will face an investigation over torture allegations.