Saudi-led forces waging war in Yemen have backed local militiamen. Now the gunmen are turning on each other.
For war-ravaged Yemen, few expect ‘game changer’ in Saudi-led airstrikes after end of U.S. refueling
The decision to stop aerial refueling of Saudi jets was welcomed as a positive step, but few forecast a significant impact on the war.
Civilian casualties are mounting in Hodeida, and the clashes are nearing medical facilities, despite U.S. calls for a cease-fire.
The assault in upper Egypt targeted pilgrims returning from a desert monastery. The country’s Islamic State affiliate claimed responsibility.
The U.S.-backed coalition struck the Yemeni capital and attacked a strategic port city.
The Saudi “coverup” of the killing raises questions about whether the United States can take the kingdom at its word.
The #MeToo movement is in part convincing women to confront their attackers, but smear campaigns have followed.
Human Rights Watch said Khaled Hassan of New York was “forcibly disappeared.” Egypt denies the allegations.
The arrest of Hisham al-Ashmawy, a top al-Qaeda-linked extremist, was a boost for Egypt’s campaign against terrorism.
Boosting social media interaction through fake “likes” or “comments” on a promotion is a clear violation of honesty and, therefore, against Islam, cleric says.