Websites of Iran’s transport and urbanization ministry have gone out of service after a “cyber disruption” in computer systems of its staff
An Iranian news agency says the country's railroad system has come under cyberattack
A Turkish journalist who is critical of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s government and has been living in exile in Germany was injured after being attacked
News of the death of former U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld has hit far differently in Baghdad than in the U.S. capital
Police in Kuwait have arrested a resident, an Egyptian man, for posting a video online ranting about bad weather and dust storms
An Iranian news site close to security services says that authorities have thwarted a “sabotage attack” on the country’s civilian nuclear program, without providing further information
Dozens of protesters angry over firings and the poor economy of Oman have marched through a major city, marking a third day of demonstrations in the typically subdued sultanate
Israeli Justice Minister Benny Gantz has called on the chiefs of big social media platforms to quickly remove content from their sites that incites violence or spreads disinformation
Medics say at least 80 Palestinians were hospitalized in violent clashes with Israeli police at a flashpoint Jerusalem holy site
A magnitude 5.9 earthquake has shaken southwestern Iran along the Persian Gulf