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Gaza ceasefire gains have been 'reversed', says UN official as aid worker death toll increases
Resumption of air strikes on the enclave is 'nightmare' for civilians and aid workers
Iran releases 'weakened' French citizen after nearly 900 days in prison
Grondeau 'free and with his loved ones' after his arrest in 2022
US strikes on Houthis send warning to Iran, experts say
Attacks in Yemen must disrupt Iranian influence or civilian suffering will be prolonged, analysts tell The National
UN calls for peace as Syria commemorates 14 years since uprising
Anniversary is first since Bashar Al Assad’s regime was overthrown in December
South African ambassador 'no longer welcome' in US, says Marco Rubio
Secretary of State declared Ebrahim Rasool ‘persona non grata’ as ties between Washington and Pretoria are strained
Iran, China and Russia call for end to US sanctions on Tehran
Tehran also summons three European ambassadors in protest at 'collusion' with US over nuclear dispute
US ends sanctions waiver for Iraq's energy imports from Iran
Washington will not 'allow Iran any degree of economic or financial relief'
US terrorism redesignation for Yemen’s Houthi rebels must be done with care, officials say
Concerns increase as it could complicate peace efforts and worsen humanitarian situation
Hundreds of Syrians reported dead as civilians caught in spiralling violence
As many as 745 people reported dead since fighting erupted in the western coastal region
Syria welcomes UK lifting of restrictions against dozens of entities
Twenty-four entities, including oil companies and banks, removed from sanctions list
Lebanese President to visit Saudi Arabia in hope of restoring economic ties
Aoun will embark on his first trip overseas on Monday to meet Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman
European leaders back Zelenskyy after White House row
US President says Ukrainian counterpart 'not ready for peace'
Iraq to announce Kurdish oil export resumption
Iraq will export 185,000 barrels per day through state-run oil marketing firm SOMO
Ocalan’s call to dissolve PKK greeted with cautious optimism
Appeal by jailed leader paves way to ending decades-long conflict between Kurdish groups and Turkish state
Iraqi poet Badr Al Sayyab’s life celebrated in London by Arab artists
The poet, in his short life, revolutionised and simplified Arab literature
