Journalists and staff from a Turkish newspaper staunchly opposed to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan have gone on trial in Istanbul, accused of aiding terror organizations _ a case that has added to concerns over rights and freedoms in Turkey

Egypt's state-run media says attack kills 1 policeman, injures 3 others on Cairo-to-Fayoum road

Saudi Arabia says a woman detained after wearing a miniskirt in a video that went viral has been released without charge

Qatar says there is "no legitimate justification" for four Arab nations cutting diplomatic ties to it. Qatar also says the decision is a "violation of its sovereignty"

Bahrain has ordered an independent newspaper to stop publishing "until further notice" amid a crackdown on dissent in the Gulf nation

Hackers allied to Shiite militants in Bahrain have apparently gained access to the Twitter account of its foreign minister, posting a series of threats to the island's royal family

Video interviews with survivors of a deadly attack by Islamic militants on a bus taking Egyptian Christians to a remote desert monastery are painting a picture of untold horror

Turkey jails 2 journalists from opposition newspaper accused of aiding terror organization