Middle East News

Somalia restoring ties with Kenya after nearly six months
Somalia says ties cut after dispute will resume on the basis of 'non-interference in each other’s affairs'.
Republican-backed law limits absentee voting in Florida
Voting rights advocates have filed legal challenges to the law, which they say will make voting more difficult.
Pfizer and BioNTech to donate vaccines for Tokyo Olympic athletes
Delivery of COVID jabs set to begin in May to give Olympians time to be fully vaccinated before July 23.
Mistaken identity: FBI probe into Jan 6 rioters sees challenges
Woman's claim FBI mistook her for another in their investigation, raises questions about extensive investigation.
Ireland urges UK not to block ‘Troubles’ prosecutions
Irish government 'deeply alarmed' over reports London is preparing to bar Troubles-era prosecutions.

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Israel: Netanyahu rival Lapid asked to form new government
Israel's president turned to Yair Lapid after the prime minister missed an overnight deadline.
Matthew Hedges: UK academic files claim over UAE 'torture'
Matthew Hedges says he is "still waiting for justice" after being imprisoned for spying in 2018.
Yemen flash flooding causes large-scale damage
Thousands of families have been affected, many of them already displaced by the country's civil war.
Senior Swiss diplomat in Iran 'dies in fall from high-rise building'
Iranian media report that the 51-year-old woman fell from the high-rise building where she lived.
Iraq bans terror prank TV shows
The two shows sparked outrage after using fake suicide vests and staging kidnappings.