Middle East

60 million Turkish voters are heading to the polls today to decide their future.

Iran accused Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers of violating a 1973 treaty by restricting the flow of water to Iran’s parched eastern regions

'The era of coups and juntas is over,' Erdogan declared after laying a wreath at his mentor's tomb

Zelensky's 'repetition of false claims' against Iran's supply of drones to Moscow 'in harmony with the propaganda and media war of the anti-Iranian axis'

The proposal by Baghdad, of a roadway and railway, would make them a commercial hub between the Middle East and Europe

Campaigners say poor women – many of whom are divorced or suffering from medical conditions – are especially vulnerable to money problems

Lebanon is in the throes of the worst economic and financial crisis in its modern history, with over 75 percent of the population now living in poverty

UN resolution 2231 calls on Iran not to conduct 'any activity' related to ballistic missiles capable of delivering nukes, but the language is ambiguous

The Turkish lira's losses this year have largely come since devastating earthquakes caused widespread devastation

According to the Palestinian Health Ministry, five Palestinians were wounded by 'gas inhalation' after clashing with Jewish settlers

Nasrallah claimed that the situation in the Middle East has changed in the last two decades, stressing that 'any mistake could blow up the whole region'

Shalom Rotban began suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder after a rocket fell near his home in 2012, killing three people

Most of Turkey's over three million Syrian refugees have 'temporary protection' status, leaving them vulnerable to a forced return

Camel replication is a big business in the Gulf region where the humped animals are cherished and can earn huge sums in races and beauty contests

Oil producers tout capturing carbon before it goes into the atmosphere as a potential solution to global warming, despite criticism from climate experts

Kurds, who make up around a fifth of Turkey's population, have been seen as potentially crucial to the opposition’s hopes of ending Erdogan's 20 years in power

The Azerbaijani minister says the 'energy cooperation will be multifaceted and more comprehensive'

The changes in the Kingdom's curricula continue a positive trend of toning down harmful material, in a move heralded as promoting peace and tolerance

The Abu Dhabi International Book Fair brings many valuable items for auction, and this year it features a famous 15th century incunable worth over $250,000

The Khorramshahr has the potential to carry nuclear warheads

'Terrestrial Verses' is a unique look at daily life in Iran, composed of short snapshots of people arguing with authority figures who are never shown on camera

The 2018 dispute started when Canada's embassy in Riyadh urged the immediate release of women's rights activists held by Saudi Arabia

The three Gaza residents between the ages of 36 and 67 are accused of 'communicating with hostile foreign entities,' and will be hanged or shot