Sisi says Egypt won’t stand idle in Libya if security is threatened
Cairo (Reuters) – Egypt will not stand idle in the face of any direct threat to Egyptian and Libyan security,
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Turkish court sentences Germany-based journalist to jail on terrorism charges
Istanbul (Reuters) – A Turkish court sentenced German-Turkish journalist Deniz Yucel in absentia on Thursday to jail for 2 years
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Iran security forces fire tear gas to disperse protesters: witnesses
Dubai (Reuters) – Iranian security forces fired tear gas on Thursday to disperse anti-establishment demonstrators gathered in the southwestern city
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Iran faces shortage of medics, beds as virus cases spike again – official
Tehran (Reuters) – Hospitals in Iran face acute shortages of medical personnel and beds as the country tackles a powerful
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Sugarcane worker in Iran sentenced to 222 lashes in an illegal court proceeding
Shush (Iran) – A sugarcane worker in southwestern Iran was sentenced to 222 lashes after the head of the security
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As coronavirus numbers climb, Oklahoma governor tests positive
United States (Reuters) – As coronavirus infections surged in Oklahoma, its governor said on Wednesday he had tested positive for
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Banning TikTok takes a big espionage tool away from China: US NSA
Washington (PTI) – China will lose “a big tool” of espionage and surveillance if America and some western European countries
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Reliance’s $15 billion stake sale deal with Aramco delayed
New Delhi (Reuters) – Reliance Industries’ plans to sell 20% stake in its oil-to-chemical business to Saudi Aramco is delayed,
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Russian parliament begins legalising ban on same-sex marriage
Moscow (Reuters) – Russian lawmakers late on Tuesday submitted draft legislation that would ban same-sex marriage after voters backed changes
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U.N. warns of dangerous drop in vaccinations during COVID pandemic
London (Reuters) – Levels of childhood immunisations against dangerous diseases such as measles, tetanus and diphtheria have dropped alarmingly during
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