Category: 3. Middle East

US government documents obtained by CBS had said Trump signed deals with Uganda and Honduras to take foreign deportees.

A senior Ugandan official has denied media reports saying that the country had agreed to take in people deported from the…

United States expands attacks on International Criminal Court amid growing scrutiny over Israeli abuses in Gaza.

The United States has announced a new round of sanctions targeting members of the International Criminal Court, the latest instance of…

Target has named insider Michael Fiddelke its new CEO in an effort to turn the struggling retailer around after a series of challenges that caused its shares to lag vastly behind those of its peers.

On Wednesday, the big box retailer announced…

CAIRO (Reuters) -Israel has entered the first stages of its planned assault on Gaza City after a clash with Hamas and already has a hold on the outskirts of the city, Israeli military spokesman Effie Defrin told reporters on Wednesday.

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Hundreds of National Guard troops and federal agents are now on the streets of Washington, DC. United States President Donald Trump says it is to fight “out-of-control” crime, even as city data shows crime has been falling. What impact does…

Turkiye on Wednesday announced that passport-based crossings have officially begun at its land border gates with Syria, as part of the normalization process following the country’s liberation last December, Anadolu…

Tunisia’s General Labour Union (UGTT) is poised to take on President Kais Saied in a protest scheduled for August 21.

The union called for a protest against what it says are government attempts to undermine workers’ rights, and the use of…