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Yemeni Armed Forces Down US MQ-9 Reaper over Hodeidah
Arab Summit in Cairo Adopts Egypt’s Gaza Reconstruction Plan, Reject Displacement of Palestinian People
Echoes of a Legacy: Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah’s Family Remembers the Man, the Father, and the Leader
“Sayyed”: Al-Manar Exclusive Interviews with Sayyed Nasrallah’s Family
Israeli Army Probe Reveals ‘Complete Failure’ in Preventing October 7 Attack
What’s Left of Sayyed Safeiddine Speech after Being Elected as Sayyed Nasrallah’s Successor
Day of Loyalty: Photo Gallery for Funeral of Sayyed Nasrallah, Sayyed Safeiddine
Lebanese Nationals Protest Being Stranded in Iran over Israeli Threats to Beirut Airport
Hezbollah’s Martyred Leaders: An Immortal Legacy that Illuminates Path of Resistance
Hamas’ Al-Hayya Sends Message of Unity from Tehran, Says Trump’s Gaza Plan Doomed

Asian Countries

Pentagon Chief Mattis Arrives in S.Korea amid Trump Uncertainty

US Defense Secretary James Mattis arrived in South Korea Thursday on the first leg of a trip that also includes Japan, two key allies rattled by Donald Trump’s isolationist ascent to power. It is the first overseas tour by a senior official in the Trump administration as concerns rise about ...

February 2, 2017

Int'l Organizations

Gunmen of al Qaeda's Nusra Front carrying weapons in Syria. (File Photo)

Trump Raids in Yemen Bolstering Al-Qaeda: ICG

Al-Qaeda is gaining ground in Yemen and could benefit from military actions like the deadly raid by elite US forces ordered by President Donald Trump, the International Crisis Group warned Thursday. “The Yemeni branch of Al-Qaeda is stronger than it has ever been,” ICG said in a report documenting the ...

February 2, 2017

Europe

Russia Refuses Visas to Two Norwegian MPs

Norway on Wednesday summoned the Russian ambassador to lodge a formal protest after Moscow refused visas to two senior MPs in a move Oslo denounced as “unjustifiable”. “It’s unreasonable and unjustifiable that these Norwegian members of parliament have been refused visas,” Foreign Minister Borge Brende told reporters.

February 1, 2017

Europe

Germany Arrests Man over 2000 Train Station Bombing

German police on Wednesday arrested a man suspected of planting a bomb at a Duesseldorf train station 16 years ago that injured 10 émigrés from the former Soviet Union. The 50-year-old suspect was arrested in the town of Ratingen, near the western city of Duesseldorf, police said. News weekly Der ...

February 1, 2017

Europe

UK to Publish Brexit Strategy on Thursday: May

Britain will publish a long-awaited Brexit strategy paper on Thursday, Prime Minister Theresa May told parliament following demands by lawmakers. The government last month promised a “White Paper” offering its Brexit plans for scrutiny after the Supreme Court ruled it could not begin Brexit negotiations without parliamentary approval.

February 1, 2017

Europe

British MPs to Hold First Vote on Brexit Bill

British MPs are expected Wednesday to approve the first stage of a bill empowering Prime Minister Theresa May to start pulling Britain out of the European Union. The House of Commons will hold its first vote on legislation allowing the government to trigger Article 50 of the EU’s Lisbon Treaty, ...

February 1, 2017

Europe

US-Proposed Syria Safe Zones Not an Attempt to Repeat ‘Libyan Scenario’ – Lavrov

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov does not consider US President Donald Trump’s proposal to create safe zones in Syria an attempt to repeat the “Libyan scenario.” US President Donald Trump’s administration should specify its approaches toward establishing safe zones in Syria, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Wednesday. Earlier, Trump ...

February 1, 2017

Europe

Tunisian Held in Germany Linked to 2015 Tunis Museum Attack

A Tunisian man arrested in Germany on Wednesday on suspicion of recruiting for the ISIL Takfiri group is also accused of involvement in the deadly 2015 attack on the Bardo Museum in Tunis, German prosecutors said. The 36-year-old is wanted by Tunisian authorities on suspicion of “participating in planning and ...

February 1, 2017

Europe

WikiLeaks Has Over 1,100 Documents on France’s Marine Le Pen

Wikileaks said that the archives of the whistleblowing website contained over 1,100 documents related to French presidential candidate from National Front Marine Le Pen in its archives, Wikileaks said on Wednesday. The whistleblower organization said via Twitter it has some 1,138 documents in its archives that contain data regarding Le Pen. Earlier ...

February 1, 2017

Live News

Fatalities Soar among Afghan Forces: US watchdog

The death rate among Afghan security forces soared last year, as the Kabul government’s overall control of the country dropped significantly, an official US watchdog said in a report Wednesday. According to the US government’s Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR), 6,785 Afghan soldiers and police officers were killed ...

February 1, 2017