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The scene of a 2019 suicide car bomb explosion in Mogadishu, Somalia claimed by the Al-Shabaab militant group

Trump Orders Pullout Of Most US Personnel From Somalia

Trump orders pullout of most US personnel from Somalia

In Iraq, Virus Revives Traumas Of IS Survivors

Zedan attends the mental health centre of the Bajet Kandala camp for displaced Yazidis near Dohuk in northern Iraq

In Iraq, virus revives traumas of IS survivors

OPEC+ Meeting Tuesday Will Seek To Agree On Extended Production Cuts

Oil prices may have returned to pre-pandemic levels but analysts worry that the global economy is not yet ready for OPEC and its allies to increase output as they had planned to in January

OPEC+ meeting Tuesday will seek to agree on extended production cuts

Protests in Algeria, Sudan, Lebanon and Iraq last year showed the spirit of the Arab Spring uprisings is still alive

'The Arab Spring Did Not Die': A Second Wave Of Mideast Protests

'The Arab Spring did not die': A second wave of Mideast protests

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People inspect the scene of a car bomb in the Turkish-controlled town of Al-Bab in the north of Syria's Aleppo province

Bombings, Minefield Kill 29 In Pro-Turkey North Syria

Bombings, minefield kill 29 in pro-Turkey north Syria

Exactly four years ago, US president Barack Obama greeted president-elect Donald Trump at the White House

Obama: U.S. Image Won’t Change ‘Overnight’

Former President Barack Obama tells The Washington Post the next secretary of state is 'well regarded around the world.'

Mawda's parents left Iraq in 2015 intending to head to Britain

Belgian Policeman Tried Over Kurdish Toddler's Death

Belgian policeman tried over Kurdish toddler's death

Worshippers leave after Mass at St. Joseph's Chaldean Cathedral in the Iraqi capital Baghdad

Nightmare Over But Iraqi Christians Still Dream Of Leaving

Nightmare over but Iraqi Christians still dream of leaving

The parents of Mawda Shawri, the toddler fatally shot in a police chase. Rights activists in Belgium say such deaths are made more likely by what they call the "dehumanisation" of refugees and the "criminalisation" of illegal migration.

Belgian Policeman Tried Over Death Of Kurdish Toddler

Belgian policeman tried over death of Kurdish toddler

Palantir Technologies' headquarters in Denver, Colorado -- the data analytics company has begun trading on the New York Stock Exchange

Soros Fund To Sell Stake In Palantir As It 'Does Not Approve Of Its Business Practices'

The fund said it made its investment with Palantir when the consequences of big data were not understood, adding that it would not make an investment in Palantir today.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo labelled the pro-Palestinian BDS movement a "cancer" that Washington would label as anti-Semitic

Pompeo First US Top Diplomat To Visit West Bank Settlement, Golan

Pompeo first US top diplomat to visit West Bank settlement, Golan

Acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller busy at work during the lame duck period.

Acting Pentagon Chief Keeping Busy During Trump's Lame-Duck Period

Barely a week in office, acting Secretary of Defense Christopher Miller has already helped the president make good on his pledges.

Some in the Afghan capital Kabul expressed alarm over the US troop withdrawal

Taliban Welcome US Troop Drawdown From Afghanistan As 'Good Step'

Taliban welcome US troop drawdown from Afghanistan as 'good step'

A member of the Iraqi security forces inspects damage from a volley of rockets that slammed into Baghdad after a month-long truce on attacks against the US embassy

As More US Troops Leave Iraq, Pro-Iran Factions Take Their Shot

As more US troops leave Iraq, pro-Iran factions take their shot

The US will cut its troop levels in Iraq and Afghanistan

US To Slash Troop Levels In Iraq, Afghanistan

US to slash troop levels in Iraq, Afghanistan

Iraq and Saudi Arabia on November 18, 2020 reopened the Arar desert crossing, a long-awaited sign of closer trade ties after 30 years of sealed land borders between the two countries

Iraq, Saudi Reopen Land Border After 30 Years

Iraq, Saudi reopen land border after 30 years

US President Donald Trump reportedly wants to cut more US troops in Afghanistan depspite the continuing violence, like this recent bombing in Lashkar Gah that killed an Afghan journalist

Senate Chief Blasts Trump Troop Withdrawal Plans

Senate chief blasts Trump troop withdrawal plans

Iraqi men smoke waterpipes at a coffee shop in Iraq's holy city of Karbala, where the pipes are traditionally made of locally carved wood

Holy Smoke: Waterpipes Keep Bubbling In Iraqi Shrine City

Holy smoke: Waterpipes keep bubbling in Iraqi shrine city

Acting US defense secretary Christopher Miller, seen during a Pentagon meeting with his Lithuanian counterpart Raimundas Karoblis on November 13, 2020, has told American troops it is 'time to come home'

New US Defense Chief Tells Troops 'Time To Come Home'

New US defense chief tells troops 'time to come home'

Hundreds were killed or wounded the Night of November 13, 2015

Wounds Still Raw As France Remembers 2015 Paris Attacks

Wounds still raw as France remembers 2015 Paris attacks

Iraqi soldiers secure buses transporting displaced families out of the shuttered camp in Habbaniyah in Iraq's Anbar province

Iraq Shuts Last 'Safe Haven' Camps For Vulnerable Families

Iraq shuts last 'safe haven' camps for vulnerable families

Sherin Mohammad, a journalist with radio station Gardenya FM in Iraq, has dedicated herself to providing reliable information to fellow Syrian refugees on their country's conflict

'In Our Hearts': Radio Keeps Syria Refugees In Iraq Close To Home

'In our hearts': radio keeps Syria refugees in Iraq close to home

The sheer horror of the attacks left scars that have still not healed

France On Edge Five Years After Paris Attacks

France on edge five years after Paris attacks

Increased numbers of police have been visible on streets in the Paris region since a recent spate of attacks

EU Weighs Tighter Borders In Jihadist Fight

EU weighs tighter borders in jihadist fight

Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie's Former Bodyguard Shares Exes’ 'Biggest Concern' When It Comes To Kids

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are very particular with who comes near their children because they fear that someone might kidnap them, according to their former bodyguard Mark Billingham.