Publishers say they have closed down Turkey's once top-selling satirical magazine following a cartoon that was deemed to be offensive to Jews and Muslims
In an embarrassment to the Israeli government, only five of 11 NFL players have arrived on a sponsored trip aimed at improving the country's image
Lebanon's newly elected president visits Egypt, a day after defending militant Hezbollah group to an Egyptian TV station
Turkey's electoral board on Saturday confirmed April 16 as the date of a national referendum on expanding the president's powers, but the main opposition leader predicts he will face an "unfair" campaign process
Iranians mark 1979 Islamic Revolution with mass rallies; President Rouhani calls Trump administration 'a problem'
Egyptian police have shut down an organization that treats victims of torture and trauma
The Yemeni journalists' union, rights groups, and family members are demanding an inquiry into the mysterious death of a top investigative journalist after an autopsy showed that he was poisoned
Egypt media sphere abuzz as parliament speaker, deputies use state funds to get expensive cars worth hundreds of thousands of dollars
Turkish media reports say armed man holds staff hostage at a hospital in Istanbul
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's upcoming White House visit aims to cement ties to a surprisingly supportive U.S. president _ but it also presents a political minefield