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Saudi May Replace Bin Salman

Having found Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s antics too costly for its already stained reputation, Saudi Arabia’s ruling family is looking to replace the young prince with his less ambitious brother, Khalid, a new report suggests.

New York Museums to Halt Using Saudi Money for Programs

The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Brooklyn Museum said Thursday they will no longer use Saudi money to run programs that were initially supported by entities tied to the Saudi government, according to The New York Times.

Saudi Response to Khashoggi Case Raises Questions

Accused of being responsible for the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, Saudi officials have added to suspicions by making contradictory assertions on the case.

Pompeo Heard Recording of Khashoggi ‘Murder'

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo listened to an alleged audio recording of the "murder" of missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, ABC News reported Thursday, citing a senior Turkish official.

Palestinian Authority Urges ICC to Investigate Israel Violations

Palestinian Authority on Thursday called on the International Criminal Court (ICC) to open an investigation into “crimes” committed by Israel against the Palestinians and their land.

UN Praises Changes for the Better in Syria

Things are getting better in Syria for the first time in three years, said a top UN diplomat on Thursday.

Trump: Khashoggi is Dead

U.S. President Donald Trump said Thursday it "certainly looks" like missing Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi is dead, amid speculation he was killed by Saudi Arabia.

Violent Crime Surge Across Britain

A violent incident of a UK police officer being run over in Manchester has attracted attention to a growth of violence in England and Wales.

Persuading Iran to Leave Syria Not Russia Business

Russian President Vladimir Putin has rejected US and Israeli calls for Moscow to persuade Iran to pull its military forces out of Syria, saying it is not what Russia can make a decision about.

May 'Convinced' She Can Strike Brexit Deal with EU

British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Thursday there are “a few but considerable” outstanding issues on the withdrawal agreement being negotiated with the EU.

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