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Israeli strikes on Yemen highlight critical role of Hodeidah port
Even before the civil war, the city handled most incoming goods in a country where a staggering 90 per cent of food was imported
Arab nations welcome ICJ ruling on Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territories
The Arab League said the decision constitutes 'a key legal pillar in boosting the Palestinian legitimacy'
Oman’s Grand Mufti surprised citizens were behind mosque attack
ISIS have claimed shooting that killed six people, including a police officer, in Muscat
Three Omani brothers behind Shiite mosque attack, police say
ISIS claimed the shooting in Wadi Al Kabir that killed at least six people as Pakistan ambassador hails 'extreme sacrifice' of mosque volunteers who helped injured
Covering Gaza puts huge pressures on journalists who want to remain objective
Readers need to know how many of our colleagues put their integrity above all else - even their safety
How weight-loss surgery saved my career – and my life
Dreams of being a war correspondent were hampered by my 115kg frame, until a drastic change tipped the scales in my favour
Yemen negotiations on prisoner exchange deadlocked in Oman
One sticking point relates to detention of pro-government Sunni Islamist politician held by Houthis
US military and allies destroy Houthi drones
Rebel leader threatens Saudi Arabia in dispute over banking
Iranians make final choice for president between two contrasting figures
Reformist candidate Masoud Pezeshkian and ultraconservative Saeed Jalili face off after leading the pack in the first round last week
Iran’s Jalili and Pezeshkian clash over foreign policy ahead of runoff vote
Tehran will hold a runoff presidential election on Friday, only its second since the 1979 Islamic Revolution
Israel presses assault on Gaza's Shujayea neighbourhood as talks remain deadlocked
Israeli army began attacks on Thursday, ordering population to go to 'humanitarian zone' in the enclave's south
Polls close in Iran after election to replace late president Raisi
Three hardliners and one reformist are competing in election held amid escalating regional tension
Kuwait lifts ban on Philippine workers after labour rights row
Gulf nation had suspended all new visas for citizens of the Philippines after relations soured over the murder of domestic worker Jullebee Ranara
Bahrain and Iran agree to start talks on resuming ties
Manama cut ties with Tehran in 2016 but relations improved after the Saudi-Iranian rapprochement last year
Saudi Arabia says more than 1,300 died during Hajj
Many of the deceased, from more than 10 countries, did not have permits to attend the pilgrimage