The King Abdullah University hospital (KAUH) has denied reports of running out of the Remdesivir drug, which is used to treat coronavirus cases, state news agency Petra reported...

Protesters clashed with police in Germany and Croatia and some took to the streets in Switzerland on Saturday as new lockdowns were introduced in France, Poland and Ukraine to battle a third wave of coronavirus...

US President Joe Biden has reverted to "the sort of opportunism," that he condemned while campaigning for the 2020 election, says a political commentator...

There is a parable which we read in our school days about a person who was drowning, and another who was reproaching him for swimming in such dangerous waters, which ends with the drowning person shouting, “Rescue me, then blame me!” This is the...

Ursula von der Leyen has threatened to halt exports of AstraZeneca vaccines if the EU does not receive its deliveries first, in a worsening row over delayed shipments that has caused international tensions...

Palestinians took another step in preparations for their first parliamentary election in 15 years on Saturday, opening registration offices to admit the political parties and independent candidates that will take part...

The relations between the Kremlin and the White House have hit a new low, with Russian Ambassador to the United States now back in Moscow for “consultations,” following US President Joe Biden’s recent labeling of Russia's President Vladimi...

Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan has tested positive for Covid-19, his office said on Saturday, just two days after he was vaccinated against the disease...

China has forcibly separated Uighur Muslim families by holding children in state orphanages, according to a new report by Amnesty International...

President Biden referred to Kamala Harris as 'President Harris' when he misspoke in a speech on Thursday offering updates on the vaccination program...

The Lebanese Army, which has been playing a critical role in maintaining stability since the country's worst crisis broke out 18 months ago, is facing the growing challenge of surviving a rapidly deteriorating economy, resisting political pressures, ...

Tanzania swore in Samia Suluhu Hassan as its first female president Friday after the death of John Magufuli at 61...

More than 200 people have been killed in Myanmar since the Feb. 1 military coup, said a human rights group on Thursday...

Legal battles aimed at preventing the eviction of 28 Palestinian families from their homes in the Sheikh Jarrah district of Jerusalem on Thursday appeared to be heading for defeat...

The Saudi Ministry of Health said more than 2.6 million people have taken a COVID-19 vaccine jab at one of the 500 vaccine centers across the Kingdom...

The number of Kuwaitis is one and a half million, and if any of them was given the opportunity to become a Minister of Health in these circumstances, they would not have refused the position, and you will then hear from each of them a plan, philosoph...

The lower court yesterday rejected two petitions challenging the government’s order to impose a partial curfew to combat the spread of the coronavirus pandemic...

When the spat with Jordan blocked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s triumphant pre-election trip to the United Arab Emirates last week, analysts say Amman was sending him a message: stop marginalising us...

Myanmar’s ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi is set to face new corruption charges, as unrest continues over the recent coup d’état in the country...

Tunisia’s president met Wednesday with Libya’s newly-appointed government in Tripoli, becoming the first head of state to visit the war-torn country a day after the interim administration took power...