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Julian Assange on Monday accused the Saudi-owned network of publishing "increasingly absurd fabrications" against Qatar.
Iran, accused of supporting Houthi rebels in Yemen, "is part of the problem, not the solution" when it comes to ending conflict Yemen's top diplomat said on Monday.
Russia has upped its air campaign in Syria to help President Bashar Assad's forces drive IS militants from their stronghold in Deir az-Zour.
US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis arrived in Iraq to discuss strategy just days after Baghdad launched its assault on the Islamic State group's urban stronghold of Tal Afar.
Donald Trump cleared the way for the deployment of thousands more US troops to Afghanistan on Monday, backtracking from his promise to rapidly end America’s longest war.
President Donald Trump is set to outline the Washington's latest strategy on Afghanistan following months of deliberation and policy review.
A young woman and a man have been arrested after a video emerged showing them speaking in a car, with the mixing of sexes condemned as 'unlawful' by UAE police.
Iraqi government forces made fresh assault on one of the Islamic State group's last strongholds in the country.
Lebanese militia Hizballah has condemned last week's attacks by alleged IS sympathisers in Barcelona, saying it is an attempt to tarnish the image of jihad and Islam.
A British-Muslim lawyer has found himself on the end of a campaign of abuse on social media after coming within a whisker of a deadly IS attack in Barcelona.
Iraqi Kurds could postpone a planned 25 September independence referendum in return for political and economic concessions from Baghdad, a senior Kurdish official said on Saturday.
Denmark's foreign minister has for the first time acknowledged that the government allowed the sale of surveillance technology to authoritarian Arab governments, including Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
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