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Lebanon’s MEA restores Riyadh route

Lebanon

Lebanon’s MEA restores Riyadh route

Lebanese carrier Middle East Airlines (MEA) will resume flights to and from Riyadh starting Monday, November 2, after a roughly three-week suspension.

Fire hits three tankers in vital Hormuz shipping lane

Strait of Hormuz

Fire hits three tankers in vital Hormuz shipping lane

Iran's Revolutionary Guards Navy said on Friday that three oil tankers had caught fire and exploded while attempting to use what it described as unauthorised routes through the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian state media reported.

Azerbaijan-Turkey tensions surface as Aliyev snubs summit

Turkey

Azerbaijan-Turkey tensions surface as Aliyev snubs summit

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev skipped a summit of Turkic states on Friday despite a personal invitation from his Turkish counterpart, highlighting growing tensions between the historic allies over domestic and regional policies.

Israel’s post-election dilemma

Israel

Israel’s post-election dilemma

Benjamin Netanyahu came first. He did not win. Final results from Tuesday’s election hand his camp a lead but no majority, deliver a historic breakthrough for Arab parties and leave Israel facing weeks, perhaps months, of political uncertainty.

Mecca drone incident: Houthis deny, coalition insists

Yemen

Mecca drone incident: Houthis deny, coalition insists

Yemen's Houthis denied launching any attack towards Saudi Arabia on Friday, after the Saudi-led coalition said it had intercepted and destroyed a drone launched by the group over the Mecca region.

Russian fuel returns to US shores under new deal

Politics

Russian fuel returns to US shores under new deal

The first Russian diesel bound for the US following a surprise agreement reached between Moscow and US President Donald Trump is aboard a tanker heading for New York, ship-tracking data showed on Friday.

Rockfall kills two at Turkish tourist hotspot

Turkey

Rockfall kills two at Turkish tourist hotspot

Two people were killed and one other injured when rocks from a fairy chimney, a volcanic geological formation, fell after heavy rainfall in the popular Turkish resort of Cappadocia on Thursday, the local governor said.

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