Category: 3. Middle East

Moldova’s President Maia Sandu hailed her pro-EU party’s victory in parliamentary elections despite allegations of widespread Russian interference, saying the results showed Russia had ‘failed’.

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From tournament format to venues and top players to watch, here’s Al Jazeera’s guide to the Women’s Cricket World Cup.

Women’s cricket will take…

The Arab Organisation for Human Rights in the UK (AOHR UK) has called on the countries whose nationals are participating in Al-Sumud Flotilla heading to Gaza to provide protection for the flotilla in light of…

Moldova’s ruling pro-West governing party won a majority in the country’s tense Sunday elections, beating pro-Russian parties by a wide margin amid reported attempts to violently disrupt the vote and allegations of interference by…

Authorities say they are still searching for a motive in shooting and fire that killed at least four people at a church.

A former Marine who killed at least four…

UK finance minister Rachel Reeves was interrupted by a protester holding a Palestinian flag during her speech at the Labour Party conference.

The man formed groups that were sent off to fight for money or in hopes of eventually getting to Europe.

The Najaf Criminal Court has sentenced an Iraqi man to life…

A large art installation on a Tel Aviv beach depicts US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu resembling Pinocchio, the children’s character whose nose grows as he lies. Organised by activists and…

The British government announced last week that all employees will be required to hold a digital identity card, amid Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s attempts to curb undocumented immigration and reduce the apparent threat from the populist Reform…

This year’s ArabCon convention for Arab Americans centred on the Palestinian solidarity movement, highlighting urgent calls to end the genocide in Gaza and featuring powerful voices on political influence and activism in light of…