Saudi mother handed 34-year jail sentence for using Twitter
Leeds student Salma Al-Shehab retweeted critics of the kingdom to her small number of followers
Inside the bloodstained Gaza tower block ripped apart by Israeli airstrike
Strike on Palestine Tower was first salvo in an intense three-day round of fighting between PIJ and Israel which left 44 Palestinians dead
Israel and militants agree to fragile Gaza ceasefire
Two sides announce a truce after latest outbreak of fighting leaves 41 dead, including 15 children
Iran launches major crackdown on Baha'i religious minority
It comes after Tehran arrested several community leaders on trumped up charges of spying for Israel
The UK-funded 'black hole' prisons housing children in cells without sunlight
Britain is accused of flouting the law by funding IS prisons where children as young as nine are held without trial
Iran 'grants furlough' to British environmentalist Morad Tahbaz
According to his lawyer and reports in Iranian state media, the 66-year-old has been released from prison with an electronic bracelet
75-mile-long mirror-clad skyscraper will house five million people in the Saudi desert
Trillion-dollar megacity as high as the Empire State Building could take 50 years to construct
Biden says US will not ‘walk away’ from Middle East and leave power vacuum
US President sets out strategy to contain Iran’s nuclear ambitions and counter the influence of China and Russia in the region
Joe Biden: I will use force to stop Iran getting a nuclear weapon
On his first Middle East trip as US president, he said ‘the only thing worse than the Iran that exists now is an Iran with nuclear weapons’
Concern over Joe Biden's age 'pushed' White House to delay Saudi Arabia trip
Official thought tacking on Middle Eastern visit to Nato summit would be “crazy” as aides try to manage presidential workload.
Israel calls for 'circle of normalisation' to be expanded ahead of Biden trip to Saudi Arabia
Idan Roll, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the State of Israel, called for normalisation to be rolled out across the Middle East
The Yemeni maternity hospital where incubators sit idle as newborns die
Mothers and babies have become the biggest victims of the country’s brutal civil war
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Tourist dies after 'losing arm and leg' in shark attack at popular Egyptian resort
Austrian victim managed to swim back to shore with lost limbs but she later died of a heart attack
Netanyahu pitches himself as antidote to Israel's coalition chaos as he plots return to power
The former premier is eyeing a comeback after a year in which Israeli politics was beset by political infighting and unpopular compromises
Suffocating dust storms leave thousands of Iraqis gasping for air
Hospitals fill with people struggling to breathe as experts warn of stronger and more frequent ‘dusty days’
Shireen Abu Akleh, pioneering female war correspondent known as ‘the voice of Palestine’ – obituary
The al-Jazeera veteran became a household name in the Arab world, with Israeli soldiers even mimicking her famous sign-off
Joe Biden set to visit Saudi Arabia in diplomatic U-turn
Plan to travel to the kingdom came after the US president previously called for it to be made a ‘pariah state’
Two Palestinians Go Dogging: an entertaining and timely take on the Arab-Israeli conflict
The latest at the Royal Court Upstairs is a comedy that skilfully holds humour in uneasy tension with its characters' pain
Benjamin Netanyahu eyes comeback as Israeli government loses majority
Mr Netanyahu is poised to raise a motion to dissolve Naftali Bennett's government, paving the way for the fifth election in three years
Iran's Revolutionary Guards are 'blundering and brainwashed idiots' like Johnny English, says Kylie Moore-Gilbert
Australian-British academic reveals blunders of Iran's elite forces in new book about her 804 days as a prisoner