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Source:University of York Summary:A team of international archaeologists believe a pair of mummified legs on display in an Italian museum may belong to Egyptian Queen Nefertari – the favorite wife of the pharaoh Ramses II.
The sudden thaw in Turkey's relations with Russia and latent hostility towards America is partly due to the fact that Erdogan holds the US-based preacher, Fethullah Gulen, responsible for the July coup plot and suspects that the latter had received
The sudden thaw in Turkey's relations with Russia and latent hostility towards America is partly due to the fact that Erdogan holds the US-based preacher, Fethullah Gulen, responsible for the July coup plot and suspects that the latter had received
Populism and Unilateralism versus Dangers of a New War
President-elect Donald Trump told a Cincinnati audience this week that he intends to make some big changes in US foreign policy.
Officials See al-Qaeda Rebounding Quicker Than US From 'Defeat'
When my parents married in Germany, just before World War I, among the gifts was a document attesting that a tree had been planted in their name in Palestine.
This is the situation in east-Aleppo as of Dec 4, 6PM ET. The enclosed green area, held by al-Qaeda and its allies, will soon be gone.
The far-right group stokes hatred and incites followers to violence against Palestinians, say analysts
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is preparing to renew his assault on the Iran nuclear deal when he meets with Donald Trump, whose opposition to the accord overarches growing questions about its fate.
News accounts and analyses on other blogs have usefully described and critically assessed the "demonetization" shock that Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave the Indian economy on November 8.
In this ninth edition of the Russian Newspapers Monitor, Prof. Filip Kovacevic discusses the front page articles from four Russian newspapers:
President-elect Donald Trump told a Cincinnati audience this week that he intends to make some big changes in US foreign policy.
Months of bipartisan negotiations have finally culminated in an agreement over Congress's annual defense policy bill.
President-elect Donald Trump vows to either tear up or rewrite the recent international nuclear deal with Iran, calling it 'disastrous,' and 'the worst deal ever negotiated by Washington.'
President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for secretary of defense called the 2003 invasion of Iraq a "mistake," according to a recording obtained by The Intercept.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said his country was moving towards allowing trade with Russia, China and Iran to be conducted in local currencies, as he continues his efforts to strengthen the falling lira.
Iran urged Barack Obama to block a law that would extend the U.S. president's authority to impose sanctions on the Islamic Republic, calling it a violation of the Iranian nuclear deal.
NGOs are smuggling immigrants into Europe on an industrial scale
Israel was embroiled in fresh controversy on Sunday over its purchase of submarines from German company ThyssenKrupp after reports that the country's arch-enemy Iran holds a stake in the firm.
Iran says an agreement has been signed with Japan's Itochu to fund one of its key petrochemical projects – the second such agreement signed with Japanese companies over the past few months.
The interview of Gen. James Mattis by Wolf Blitzer at Aspen in 2013, in which the recently-retired former CENTCOM commander spoke freely on Middle East policy, has come back to haunt him now that Donald Trump has put him forward as the next Secretary
Anti-Semitism Awareness Act Aims to Broaden Department of Education Probes
Saudi Arabia has sacked its labor minister after only seven months in office amid rising criticism over unpaid foreign workers.
A Saudi prince wants to end the practice of not allowing women to drive in his country.
– Does This Mean That World War 3 Is About To Erupt In The Middle East?
"We Are Fearing The Worst"
Unocoin, an Indian bitcoin start-up, has unveiled a new app for Apple's mobile operating system iOS and Google's Android platform.
It's not every day that powdery snow covers the desert sand in Saudi Arabia – but that's exactly what happened to parts of the country when temperatures dropped below freezing. Saudis are reacting with a healthy dose of humor, and even a few snowme
Thousands of people in India are protesting the government's decision to ban 500 and 1,000 rupee notes, which accounted for 86 percent of cash in circulation.
