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A year on, Libya flood survivors grieve for their dead

Libya

A year on, Libya flood survivors grieve for their dead

The flood that crashed through the Libyan town of Derna a year ago killed Hassan Kassar's four children and left him homeless in a wrecked city, where reconstruction has been delayed by the political rifts dividing the country as a whole.

No signs of reconciliation between Damascus and Ankara

Syria

No signs of reconciliation between Damascus and Ankara

For the first time in over thirteen years, Turkey was invited to participate in a meeting of the Arab League. On Monday in Cairo, the foreign ministers of the regional organization gathered to discuss, among other topics, the situation in Gaza, where Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan delivered a speech with significant regional implications.

Tehran's Regime: A legacy of lies

Iran

Tehran's Regime: A legacy of lies

Iran's foreign minister said on Wednesday that Tehran had not delivered any ballistic missiles to Russia and sanctions imposed on Iran by the United States and three European powers would not solve any problems between them.

Harris puts Trump on defensive in combative debate

Politics

Harris puts Trump on defensive in combative debate

Democratic candidate Kamala Harris put her Republican rival Donald Trump on the defensive in a combative presidential debate on Tuesday with a stream of attacks on his fitness for office, his support of abortion restrictions and his myriad legal woes.

Iran's president visits Iraq on his first foreign trip

Iraq

Iran's president visits Iraq on his first foreign trip

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian visited Iraq on Wednesday on his first foreign trip, signalling his intention to strengthen ties with a strategic ally of both Tehran and Washington as tensions rise in the Middle East.

Saudi Arabia reopens embassy in Damascus after 12-year break

Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia reopens embassy in Damascus after 12-year break

Saudi Arabia has officially resumed operations at its embassy in the Syrian capital, more than twelve years after severing diplomatic ties with Bashar al-Assad's regime following the brutal crackdown on the 2011 revolution.

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