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Nano Bible - a copy of the Hebrew Bible the size of a pinhead - has gone on display at the Israel Museum in...

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Former Egypt’s President Mohamed Morsi has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for ordering the arrest and torture of protesters during his rule. It...

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Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, who was right-hand man to Iraq's ex-leader Saddam Hussein, has been killed, Iraqi officials say. They say the fugitive militant leader died...

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Thousands of Christian Orthodox pilgrims have crowded the Old City of Jerusalem for the Holy Fire ceremony. The Orthodox Easter Holy Fire is considered a...

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An Egyptian judge has confirmed the death sentences for the Supreme Guide of the Muslim Brotherhood Mohammed Badie and 13 others. They have been sentenced...

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Thousands of Orthodox Christians flock to the Old City of Jerusalem to retrace the last steps of Jesus Christ. Carrying wooden crosses and singing hymns,...

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A framework agreement on Iran's nuclear program has been reached after marathon talks with six major powers in Switzerland. Under the deal, Iran will reduce...

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A major sandstorm across the United Arab Emirates has reduced visibility to just a few hundreds feet in some parts of Dubai. High winds have...

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Former Israeli PM Ehud Olmert has been found guilty in the Morris Talansky case after a corruption retrial. The Jerusalem District Court on March 30...

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Yemeni President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi has left his refuge in Aden under Saudi protection and arrived in Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh, officials say,...

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Oil prices rose by almost 6% after Saudi Arabia and its allies launched air strikes on Houthi rebel targets in Yemen. Saudi Arabia is the...

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Israel has denied allegations that it spied on talks between Iran and the US over Iran's nuclear program. The claims, reported in the Wall Street...

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A rare Red Sea shark attack has killed a German tourist at an Egyptian resort, police say. The shark reportedly bit off the 52-year-old man's...

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The US is withdrawing its troops from al-Anad air base in Yemen because of increasing insecurity there, Yemeni sources say. About 100 troops, including Special...

Global Trade Peaking in Africa by Way of the Middle East

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As the world economy becomes more globalized, developed nations are starting to look at those that are less wealthy as prime places to trade...

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Benjamin Netanyahu has won a fourth term as Israel’s prime minister after his right-wing Likud Party has won a surprise victory in the country's...

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Israel's ruling party Likud and the opposition Zionist Union are neck-and-neck in the country's general election, according to exit polls. Estimates by two Israeli broadcasters...

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Nearly six million Israelis are expected to polls to vote for a new parliament on March 17. The new elections are expected to be a...

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Saddam Hussein’s tomb has been almost completely destroyed in fighting near Tikrit, Iraq. Footage filmed by the Associated Press shows that all that remains standing...

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The plans of Egypt's new administrative and business capital have been revealed on a new website. According to the website, the city on the outskirts...

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ISIS militants have posted a new video appearing to show the killing of an Israeli Arab man whom they accused of being a spy. In...

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ISIS militants have begun destroying the ruins of the ancient city of Hatra in Iraq, Kurdish sources say. Hatra was founded in the days of...

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ISIS has sparked an international outrage after bulldozing the ancient Assyrian city of Nimrud in Iraq. On March 5, ISIS - which controls swathes of...

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Iraqi troops have retaken some districts around Tikrit in their fight to recapture the city from Islamic State (ISIS). A force of about 30,000 soldiers...

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ISIS has released 19 of an estimated 220 members of an Assyrian Christian community kidnapped in north-eastern Syria, activists say. The Syrian Observatory for Human...