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The referendum is an opportunity to build national unity. Approval would signal that Iraqis have passed another milestone on the road to stable democracy.

KINGSTON, R.I. – April 12, 2023 – Lina Al Taan Al Hariri, a University of Rhode Island junior triple majoring in international studies, global language and area

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Among those keen to take part in what is set to be one of the most watched events of the year, are the monarchs 32 godchildren. We take a look at the group eagerly hoping for an invitation...

Oil for Food is one of the greatest financial scandals of modern times.

Ken Dorph, a Sag Harbor resident and expert on the Arab World, says that perhaps the group most unfairly demonized by American media and leaders are the Arabs.

Mustafa Kirisci’s profile on The Conversation

Isa Haskologlu’s profile on The Conversation

As the international community closely watches the latest developments in the Middle East after Israel bombed the Gaza Strip and Lebanon in retaliation for several dozen rockets fired from both territories, China on Friday urged all parties, especially Israel, to observe restraint and avoid taking any actions that could further aggravate the tense situation, and also called on influential countries to take due responsibility.

Riyadh Air could advance the kingdom's independent streak by flying to Russia and Iran and signing sponsorship deals with upstart sports leagues