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A warrant is issued against Saif al-Islam Gaddafi after a BBC investigation into mercenaries in Libya.

Iran condemns an "inappropriate" image of the UK and Russian ambassadors recreating a wartime image.

Protesters attacked houses owned by Syrians after tensions flared over reports of a fatal stabbing.

The attacks, which killed 13 people in Israel in May, violated the laws of war, a probe finds.

A Samsung tablet obtained by the BBC unveils chilling details of how mercenaries fought in Libya’s war.

At least 65 people have been killed as the fires continue to spread amid an intense heatwave.

Algeria is one of several Mediterranean countries to face devastating wildfires.

Hamid Nouri faces trial over the mass execution of detainees during the Iran-Iraq war.

Several European countries are helping Greece to tackle the blazes ravaging parched forests.

The Dubai ruler's daughter was pictured in Iceland after accusing her father of keeping her captive.

Zainab Fadhal, who moved to the UK from Iraq, will join the University of Leeds in September.

The results were boosted by a rise in oil prices as demand recovers after the pandemic.

Lizben Agha was held for weeks without charge after becoming caught up with the three men's arrest.

How three teenagers rescued from the Mediterranean Sea ended up in Malta accused of terrorism.

The Islamic holy city of Mecca will allow vaccinated pilgrims to enter, the Saudi authorities say.

The Great Boat of King Khufu is more than 4,500 years old, and was found virtually intact in 1954.