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Fighters of a battalion loyal to Libyan General Khalifa Haftar pictured in the eastern city of Benghazi in December 2019. Both sides in Libya's conflict agreed to a ceasefire that started early Sunday

Fragile Truce Agreed In Libya After Nine Months Of Fighting

Fragile truce agreed in Libya after nine months of fighting

Libya's GNA Accepts Ceasefire After Rival Haftar: Statement

President of Libya's UN-recognised Government of National Accord, Fayez al-Sarraj (L), has announced a ceasefire

Libya's GNA accepts ceasefire after rival Haftar: statement

Planes Brought Down By Missiles Since 1973

A Ukrainian plane carrying 176 passengers crashed after it was 'unintentionally' shot down by Iran

Planes brought down by missiles since 1973

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will aim to ease tensions in the Middle East

Japan's Abe Heading To Middle East To Urge Calm

Japan's Abe heading to Middle East to urge calm

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Airlines are staying clear of Iranian airspace

Airlines Avoiding Flying Through Iran And Iraq Airspace

Airlines avoiding flying through Iran and Iraq airspace

Filipinos rallied in front of the US embassy in Manila to protest against the US strike that killed Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani in Iraq. The Philippines has ordered all its citizens to evacuate from Iraq

Philippines Orders Its Citizens In Middle East To Evacuate After Iran Missile Attack

During a speech on Monday, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said, “We have so many Filipinos working mainly in the Middle East. I am nervous. Iran seems to be hell-bent on a retaliation, which I think will come.”

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (R) with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani in Tokyo in December 2019. Tokyo and Tehran have longstanding ties and Abe is hoping to help ease regional tensions with his trip to Saudi Arabia, Oman and the UAE

Japan's Abe To Visit Middle East Amid Tensions

Japan's Abe to visit Middle East amid tensions

Chevron announced it will slash the value of its assets by $10 to $11 billion due to weaker oil and natural gas prices that prompted the company to consider abandoning some projects

US - Iran Relations: After Attack, Big Oil Companies Chevron, Exxon Mobil Evacuate Personnel From Iraq

Chevron said the evacuation was ordered as a precaution in the wake of Iranian threats of revenge for the killing of Gen. Qassem Soleimani.

The 1MDB scandal contributed to the downfall of Najib Razak's government in 2018

Malaysian Financier Denies Masterminding 1MDB Graft Scandal

Malaysian financier denies masterminding 1MDB graft scandal

Saudi Aramco shares had soared on their December 11 market debut

Aramco Sinks As Gulf Bourses Rocked By Iran-US Tensions

Aramco sinks as Gulf bourses rocked by Iran-US tensions

Emergency personnel pull a gurney with a victim on it from an air strike on a military school in the capital Tripoli

At Least 28 Dead In Raid On Tripoli Military School: Ministry

At least 28 dead in raid on Tripoli military school: ministry

The UAE-development ToTok mobile app became popular by offering free calling and messaging to millions of users in countries like the UAE where internet calling services like Skype are blocked

Popular Mideast App Accused Of Spying Back On Google Play

Popular Mideast app accused of spying back on Google Play

American soldiers take positions around the United States embassy in Baghdad, Iraq after supporters and members of the Hashed al-Shaabi military network breached the outer wall of the mission

Baghdad Embassy Siege: Marines Fire Tear Gas; US Troops Rushed To Middle East

U.S. Marines stationed in the embassy compound in Baghdad fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters who lit a fire on the roof of the reception area Wednesday, injuring about 20 people.

Countries Growing Their Military? Germany Registers Record Arms Sales In 2019

Germany continues to sell weapons to controversial nations such as UAE and Qatar.

Why Are Russia, China And Iran Conducting Joint Naval Exercises?

The drills cover 6,500 square miles and demonstrate a new level of cooperation among the three countries -- all considered U.S. adversaries.

The Earth, photographed by astronaut Nick Hague from the International Space Station on October 2, 2019

NASA Video Captures UFO Observing Soyuz Capsule Near ISS, Expert Claims

A UFO expert claimed that a video captured by NASA showed a UFO flying near Russia’s Soyuz capsule as it was docking at the International Space Station (ISS). According to the expert, the UFO may have been observing the space station to study the activity of humans in space.

What Are Some Major Space Launches In Store For 2020?

2019 was a big year for space exploration and it looks like 2020 will be, too. What are some of the major launches set for the upcoming year?

Erdogan has in recent weeks vowed to increase military support to the GNA

Turkey's Erdogan Paves The Way For Troop Deployment In Libya

Turkey's Erdogan paves the way for troop deployment in Libya

Climate Change News: How Christmas Is Now Affected By Global Warming

Danish Christmas tree growers want to add the noble fir to their product mix and warming temperatures may make that possible.

A mobile app reportedly used by a Middle East government for mass surveillance has been removed from Apple and Google online marketplaces

Popular Mideast App Pulled After Report It Was Spying Tool

Popular Mideast app pulled after report it was spying tool

Libyan fighters loyal to eastern-based strongman Khalifa Haftar have ground to a halt in their offensive to seize the capital Tripoli

Why Does Turkey Seek A Greater Role In War-torn Libya?

Why does Turkey seek a greater role in war-torn Libya?

Pope Francis handed the UN chief a copy of a document hailed as a milestone in the dialogue between Christians and Muslims

The Pope And UN Chief Call For Religious And Environmental Tolerance

The Pope and UN chief call for religious and environmental tolerance

Chinese shares jumped this week as investors piled into stocks linked to blockchain, after Xi said China should step up research and development of the technology

China To Be World Leader In Blockchain, Sets Up 'Blockchain Pilot Zone' In Hainan

China was rumored to develop the first state-backed cryptocurrency earlier this year, and in October, the country's president, Mr. Xi Jin Ping, urged for a speedier process in researching the technology behind cryptos. Now, it wants to be in the front line of it all.

The closed-door meetingÂ took place in Istanbul's Ottoman-era Dolmabahce Palace; pictured is Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on December 4, 2019

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