A senior Yemeni government official said the two deadly airstrikes that struck a wedding in Taiz province Monday was "a mistake."
“Blessed are You, Adonai our God, Sovereign of the Universe, Who creates the fruit of the vine.”
One day before, Saudi helicopters reportedly killed another 30 civilians.
The last time refugee camps were prevalent in Europe was after World War II. Seventy years later they have returned, the result of the mass exodus from Syria.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has made building the country's defense capabilities a top priority.
The European Union's dream of building "a ring of friends" from the Caucasus to the Sahara has turned into a nightmare as conflicts beyond its borders send refugees teeming into Europe.
The holiday is held in memory of the Book of Exodus tale describing how the Israelites traveled for 40 years through the Sinai desert in Egypt before entering the Holy Land.
The two were chosen among 100 other pardons, a day before President el-Sisi heads off to the U.N. General Assembly in New York.
The ships were originally ordered by Russia, but those plans were scrapped amid disagreement over Russia's involvement in Ukraine.
It's not just Catholics who are excited to meet the pope. Muslim leaders also look forward to welcoming a man who they say has mended rifts between the two faith communities.
An "unexplored storage chamber" inside King Tut's tomb in Egypt could contain the remains of the queen, a University of Arizona professor claims.
No person or group has claimed responsibility for the blast, though unrest has been growing in the nation throughout the summer.
Aid groups have raised less than half the $7.4 billion needed to support refugees and internally displaced Syrians, the AP reported.
President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi swore in a new cabinet Saturday, a week after the previous ministers resigned in the wake of a corruption scandal.
Egypt issued a ban on media coverage of the attack that was expected to be lifted when authorities finish their investigation, a report said.
Thousands are heading to Europe in search of a better, safer life. Some are pretending to be Syrian to improve their chances of staying.
It remains unclear if the tourists killed by Egyptian security forces were in a restricted area or not.
Authorities say the tourists were traveling in four buses and had entered a “banned area” in the Western Desert when Egyptian police and armed forces pursuing terrorists attacked their convoy.
The 12 convicted were accused of joining ISIS and plotting to attack security personnel.
The announcement comes almost one week after the authorities arrested Egypt's agriculture minister over corruption allegations.
Egypt's army launched its so-called Martyr's Rights operation last Monday around the Sinai towns of El-Arish, Rafah and Sheikh Zuweid.
The sale of 28 Typhoons is a major win for Eurofighter as it breaks a run of deals that Middle Eastern countries have signed with France's Dassault.
