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How Arab states are dealing with a multipolar world
Regional powers value their traditional US ally but are building other strategic partnerships
Qaddafi urges Libya's unacceptable presidential candidates to step aside
Son of late Libyan autocrat says he is willing to take the initiative to prevent further bloodshed
Tunisian judge freezes assets of Ennahda's Rached Ghanouchi
Former prime minister Hamadi Jebali and former foreign minister Rafik Abdessalem also face orders
Pick-up truck carrying bodies for burial sparks disgust in Iraq
Iraqi authorities confirmed the corpses were unidentified and being transported for burial
Iraq probes chlorine gas leak at water plant
State-run media confirms leak as private news outlets put the number of injuries in the hundreds
Middle East stabilises itself in the face of new challenges
The region is buzzing with high-profile visits and plans to build new security and commercial ties
Iran's policy decided 'behind closed doors only', Israeli defence minister says
The comments followed reports on disagreement over the resumption of nuclear talks between Iran and major powers
Gaza’s honey crops fail as climate change confuses bees
An unusually long cold spell followed by higher-than-normal temperatures leaves beekeepers with half their usual harvest
Turkey arrests suspects linked to alleged Iranian plot in Istanbul
Turkish media outlets say at least 10 suspects have been arrested in a sting operation
Israel's primary school teachers stage day-long strike
Teachers' union says the government has not put forward firm proposals over salaries and working conditions
UK launches talks for free trade deal with GCC nations
The free trade deal is expected to accelerate economic growth, boost investment and create more jobs
Saudi Crown Prince meets Egyptian president as nations sign $7.7 billion deals
A joint communique on the prince's two-day visit to Egypt says prince Mohammed has stated the kingdom's intention to invest $30 billion in Egypt
Thirteen Syrian soldiers and two civilians killed in Raqqa bus attack
Death toll likely to rise as some of the injured are in a critical condition
Israel's 'new rule' – whoever sends terrorists will pay
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett issues warning amid claims of an Iranian plot against Israelis overseas
Israel thanks Turkey for help in foiling alleged Iranian plot
Foreign Minister Yair Lapid phoned his Turkish counterpart in Ankara
