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People often approach the Arab Spring in terms of good and evil. But real monsters like Moammar Gadhafi aren’t the rule. The everyday politics of [...]

Bringing Saddam and his henchmen to justice is a welcome milestoneon Iraq's grueling path from dictatorship to democracy.

Abstract (Summary) Within the cauldron of emotions about to boil over: grief, fear, rage, helplessness and horror; there was a curious lack of surprise in [...]

‘Kuwaitis can fill teachers’ vacant categories’ KUWAIT CITY, Feb 19: About 1,800 expatriate teachers await their fate in light of the Ministry of Education’s intention to cut down the number of expatriate teachers in some disciplines for which alternative Kuwaiti teachers are available, most nota

Amid recent fears of earthquakes, Turkey has rolled out a new urban renewal plan. But past plans have failed to helped quake-prone neighbourhoods, due to a market dominated by construction firm interests. Ayse Karabat reports from Istanbul

From iconic scenes to pictures of unknown soldiers in battle, Stacker looks at 50 historic photos from American military history.

WATCH LIVE: RBA governor Philip Lowe fronts House economics committee; MPs grilling Lowe are feeling rate rises. Follow updates here.

Although U.S.-Saudi bilateral ties are on the mend, ambiguities and the transactional nature of the 1945 oil-for-security covenant contribute to mistrust and tensions. The burden of fixing or stabilizing the relationship is a shared responsibility. It’s time for Washington and Riyadh to reconfigure their security ties in accordance with new U.S. geopolitical priorities and new Saudi defense requirements. This report lays out such a process.

KUWAIT CITY, Feb 15: The work team formed to apply Kuwaitization policy on the jobs in cooperative societies has started implementing the decision of the committee for amending demographics and developing the labor market by obligating the cooperative societies to quickly apply Kuwaitization policy

AFTER World War II, the Minister of Tourism under the then Spain’s ruler Francisco Franco had issued a decision to allow foreigners to own real estate in Spain. This decision had agitated notable families in the country. They agreed to meet the head of state General Franco to stop the decision. A