Sony has reduced the price of its PS4 gaming console in various markets across the world.
A new IMF report predicts low economic growth of 2.5 percent for the Middle East and Central Asia as oil-rich states look to cut spending to avoid depleting their assets.
The Saudi Arabia-led coalition intensified ground operations in Yemen this week amid reports of 6,000 civilian fatalities.
Musharraf rejected Siegel's claims earlier this month.
The unnamed victim is said to be happy and relieved after regaining her freedom.
The Iron Dome anti-missile system has protected Israel from about 90 percent of rocket fire from Gaza, according to officials.
Revived demand, cheaper jet fuel and a more fuel-efficient new plane make the flight viable.
Local media reports said that Prime Minister Khaled Bahah and other officials were evacuated unharmed by helicopter.
Russian media have refocused their energy from coverage of Ukraine to airstrikes in Syria and criticism of the U.S.
Shares in commodity trading firms, such as Glencore and Noble Group, were hit hard and a Japanese shipper filed for bankruptcy.
She criticized Chinese President Xi Jinping for China's women's rights record, but she has come under fire for similar issues.
In comparison, Apple sold 10 million iPhone 6 and 6 Pluses last year at launch — but that number didn't include Apple's biggest market.
The Gulf nation has repatriated about $73 billion from global asset managers in recent months.
The ships were originally ordered by Russia, but those plans were scrapped amid disagreement over Russia's involvement in Ukraine.
The country, part of an international coalition targeting ISIS in Iraq, launched its first airstrikes against the group in Syria.
The men were detained Tuesday in the southern Indian state of Kerala for allegedly being sympathizers of the Islamic State group.
Thousands of Saudi-led coalition troops were deployed in Yemen's contested central province of Marib, which borders the rebel-held capital of Sanaa.
The Islamic kingdom claims it has accepted more than 2.5 million Syrian refugees, amid criticism of the response to the crisis by wealthy Gulf states.
For the first time since Saudi Arabia formed a 10-country coalition in March to battle the Yemeni Houthi rebels, Egypt and Qatar have expanded their involvement.
Qatar will reportedly send about 1,000 troops to join the fighting in Yemen, following a number of air strikes carried out by coalition forces Sunday.
The air strikes targeted troops loyal to former President Ali Abdullah Saleh, an ally of the Houthis, and a Houthi base in what was the al-Imam University, a religious school affiliated to the Muslim Brotherhood in northern Sanaa.
United Arab Emirates warplanes struck Houthi targets across Yemen, the state news agency WAM says Saturday.
