Negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program were temporarily stalled after the U.S. blacklisted several firms for allegedly violating existing sanctions.
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Negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program were temporarily stalled after the U.S. blacklisted several firms for allegedly violating existing sanctions.
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While Iran, Syria, the Israelis and Palestinians remain priorities, President Obama and his team appear to be developing a lower key Middle East agenda. National Security Adviser Susan Rice said in an interview with The New York Times, “We can’t just be consumed 24/7 by one region, important as it is,” Rice continued. “He thought it was a good time to step back and reassess, in a very critical and kind of no-holds-barred way, how we conceive the region.”
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A car bombing in a rebel-held northwestern town in Syria killed at least 15 people and wounded dozens on Monday, setting cars on fire and sending people running in panic, two activist groups said. (Oct. 14)
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The U.S. and Turkey are clashing over Syria, complicating U.S. efforts and highlighting how Middle East turmoil is upending longstanding alliances. Adam Entous reports. Photo: AP.
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The U.S. and Turkey are clashing over Syria, complicating U.S. efforts and highlighting how Middle East turmoil is upending longstanding alliances. Adam Entous reports. Photo: AP.
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Shelling and gunfire continued to rock the Syrian capital, Damascus, according to activists. The violence came as a UN team began to purge President Bashar Assad’s regime of its chemical program. (Oct. 7)
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In an exclusive sit-down interview, President Barack Obama outlined his positions on the partial government shutdown, U.S. relations with Iran, and even whether the Washington Redskins should adopt a new team name. (Oct. 5)
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Rebels used homemade grenades and mortar bombs as fighting raged on the outskirts of the Syrian capital, Damascus. (Oct. 4)
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A team of international inspectors crossed the border into Syria to begin the task of overseeing the destruction of President Bashar Assad’s chemical weapons program. (Oct. 1)
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Dubai’s Majid Al Futtaim Holding, the sole franchisee of hypermarket chain Carrefour in the Middle East, will not pursue investments in Egypt and Syria until stability returns to the two countries. MAF, also the only Carrefour franchisee in North Africa and Central Asia, had been in advanced talks to buy Egypt’s largest supermarket chain Metro from the family-owned Mansour Group.
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As the world grapples with a diplomatic solution to Syria’s use of chemical weapons, and the US engages the Israelis and Palestines in the first formal peace talks in several years, Odyssey Networks asked people in the street about America’s obligation to step into conflicts around the globe.
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In his first U.S. media interview since taking office, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has vowed his country will never develop a nuclear weapon.
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Secretary of State John Kerry on Sunday sent a strong warning to Syria, saying “the threat of force is real” if it does not carry out an internationally brokered agreement to hand over its chemical weapons. (Sept. 15)
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Shelling and explosions hit the Syrian capital Damascus as the world focused on the chemical weapons crisis in the country. (Sept. 10)
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Egypt’s top prosecutor has referred ousted Islamist President Mohammed Morsi to trial. He’s accused of inciting his supporters to kill his opponents while he was in office. (Sept. 2)
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Egypt is under a curfew and a state of emergency, one day after police smashed two Muslim Brotherhood protest camps. Hundreds were killed and thousands injured in the ensuing violence. (Aug. 15)
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Egypt is under a curfew and a state of emergency, one day after police smashed two Muslim Brotherhood protest camps. Hundreds were killed and thousands injured in the ensuing violence. (Aug. 15)
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Syrian state-run media reports that a car bomb killed 10 people and wounded dozens near Damascus on Thursday. Syrian media says the blast occurred in an area overwhelmingly supportive of Syrian President Bashar Assad. (July 26)
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Competing demonstrations brought thousands to Cairo Sunday as protesters in Tahrir Square demanded Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi step down, and others rallied behind the leader near the presidential palace. (June 30)
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