Tens of thousands came to a hilltop pilgrimage site in April, and when a crowd surged into a narrow tunnel, 45 men and boys asphyxiated or were trampled to death
The new findings followed NSO’s blacklisting last week by the US
United Arab Emirates will require all gold refineries to undergo audits to ensure their suppliers are responsible
Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi calls for calm after surviving drone attack on his Baghdad home that injured several guards
Kingdom's social mores are changing under reforms led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, but men still have a tight grip on all the levers of power
The listing comes a day after the emirate unveiled plans to sell stakes in 10 companies
Archeologists are hoping to learn more about the worship rituals, social life and economy of the Dadan and Lihyan kingdoms that once controlled vital trade ...
Hackers target petrol distribution system ahead of the second anniversary of fuel hikes that lead to violence
But CEO Amin Nasser says the world’s biggest oil exporter is not abandoning hydrocarbons
Gunmen target protesters at a rally organised by Hezbollah to demand the dismissal of judge investigating port explosion
Lawyers for two politicians wanted for questioning file a new complaint against the lead investigator
Former warlord has increased the number of seats his party holds in parliament, according to early results
Sami Jasim al-Jaburi, who has a $5m bounty on his head, was detained by Iraqi intelligence services, says Iraqi leader
Economic and political factors drive Arab opening to Syria's leader
The country's two largest power stations had shut due to fuel shortage
Voters apparently disregard ballot as at least 167 parties and more than 3,200 candidates compete for parliament’s 329 seats
Evacuations have been ordered in coastal areas and flights delayed to and from Muscat
Emirate prepares for avalanche of visitors to World Expo fair in October and a steady pick up in international travel
Talks focused on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and Lebanon
