Yemeni protesters storm palace with cabinet members inside
Middle East

Yemeni protesters storm palace with cabinet members inside

DUBAI (Reuters) – Dozens of Yemeni protesters stormed a presidential palace in the southern port city of Aden on Tuesday…
Jordan uses tear gas to clamp down on anti-lockdown protesters
Middle East

Jordan uses tear gas to clamp down on anti-lockdown protesters

AMMAN (Reuters) – Jordan used tear gas on Monday to suppress protests against a curfew imposed to stem a severe…
Gunmen ambush university bus in Afghanistan killing at least two
Middle East

Gunmen ambush university bus in Afghanistan killing at least two

KABUL (Reuters) – Gunmen ambushed a bus carrying university staff in northeastern Afghanistan on Tuesday killing the driver and a…
Funerals for slain Myanmar activists as violence escalates
World

Funerals for slain Myanmar activists as violence escalates

(Reuters) – The families of dozens of people killed in clashes between Myanmar security forces and anti-coup protesters prepared to…
Jailed French tourist in Iran faces spying charges, lawyer says
Middle East

Jailed French tourist in Iran faces spying charges, lawyer says

DUBAI (Reuters) – A French tourist arrested in Iran 10 months ago, Benjamin Briere, faces charges of “spying and propaganda…
UK’s Johnson deeply concerned at footage of police breaking up vigil
World

UK’s Johnson deeply concerned at footage of police breaking up vigil

LONDON (Reuters) – British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday he was deeply concerned at footage of police breaking…
Protests erupt in Jordan after COVID-19 hospital deaths scandal
Middle East

Protests erupt in Jordan after COVID-19 hospital deaths scandal

AMMAN (Reuters) – Protests erupted across many of Jordan’s cities and provincial towns against the government’s coronavirus restrictions, a day…
Central African Republic votes amid tight security after December violence
Egypt

Central African Republic votes amid tight security after December violence

BANGUI (Reuters) – Central African Republic voted at heavily guarded polling stations in a second round of parliamentary elections on…
British-Iranian aid worker appears in Iran court for propaganda trial
Middle East

British-Iranian aid worker appears in Iran court for propaganda trial

DUBAI (Reuters) – British-Iranian aid worker Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was tried on a new charge of making “propaganda against the system”…
Afghan government to attend both US and Russia backed peace conferences
Middle East

Afghan government to attend both US and Russia backed peace conferences

KABUL (Reuters) – The Afghan government said on Saturday it would participate in two separate US- and Russian-backed peace conferences…
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