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A Palestinian teenager has succumbed to a gunshot wound inflicted by Israeli troops last week in the occupied West Bank during Nakba Day protests.
A Syrian cleric has condemned government troops and allied militias for looting homes in the recently recaptured Yarmouk Palestinian refugee camp.
Palestine's 82-year-old president will be discharged from hospital on Friday, a doctor treating the leader has announced.
A severe cyclone has wreaked havoc on the Yemeni island of Socotra - listed by UNESCO as a world natural heritage site.
As a war of words between Iran and the US intensifies, we count down the five cattiest - and sometimes creative - comebacks by Tehran.
The Committee to Protect Journalists has expressed its concern over Saudi Arabia's crackdown on women's rights advocates, and called for their immediate release.
Emirati fighter jets destroyed two Houthi boats that were allegedly aimed at an oil tanker on Wednesday, UAE state media have claimed.
France's Premier Edouard Phillipe cancelled a trip to Israel due to 'domestic agenda' issues, however, many are speculating other factors may be at play, including France's condemnation of Gaza massacre.
Israeli media initially claimed that the EU would contribute to repairing the Kerem Shalom crossing, used to transfer goods to Gaza.
Turkey's opposition are hoping leftist Muharrem Ince will give Erdogan a run for his money at the June presidential elections.
Our weekly round-up of events in Iraq this week focuses on negotiations to form a government after no one party won an overall majority.
Turkey's lira is in free-fall, losing five percent of its value in one day and adding pressure on the central bank to increase interest rates, which could slow the economy.
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