Monthly Archives: June 2014
King and Kerry take stock of Iraq crisis
Exclusive: In virus hunt, Saudi Arabia suspects African camel imports
ISIL staged ‘mass executions’ in Iraq’s Tikrit: rights group
Iraq’s top Shi’ite cleric calls for prime minister to be chosen by Tuesday
Kerry in Saudi, says Syrian opposition has key role against ISIL
Lebanon suicide bomb claimed by ISIL group: statement
Flamboyant Pakistani cleric Qadri denies military backing
[wpResize] A flamboyant Pakistani cleric vowing to bring down the country’s government has denied widespread speculation he is backed by the powerful military. Tahir ul-Qadri flew into Pakistan this week from his home in Canada, calling for revolution following months
U.N. agrees to launch human rights inquiry into Eritrea
[wpResize] The U.N. Human Rights Council agreed on Friday to set up a year-long inquiry into human rights in Eritrea, similar to previous high-level investigations into Syria, North Korea and Sri Lanka. It condemned what it said were “widespread and
Stranded Chinese workers in Iraq being evacuated
[wpResize] A group of about 1,000 Chinese workers who had been trapped at a power station by the fighting in Iraq are now being evacuated by air and road, state media said on Friday. State radio said on its website
Governor stresses need to stick to time frame for Riyadh projects
Women don’t need mahram OK for travel within KSA
‘Security at Pakistani airports worrying’
Police thwart man’s plot to kill brother
[wpResize] Police arrested a man who had plans to murder his brother, Tabuk police said in a statement on Thursday. It said the police were tipped off by an unidentified caller in Tabuk about the citizen’s intention to kill his
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