Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has told his Greek counterpart that he hopes to open Israel’s skies as soon as August after a prolonged closure due to the coronavirus, and that Greece would be among the first destination for Israeli tourists

This was supposed to be Saudi Arabia’s year to shine as host of the prestigious G20 gathering of world leaders

The U.S. and Iraq have launched much-anticipated strategic talks that are to span the gamut of their bilateral relations

Libya's national oil company says a unit affiliated with east-based forces, which have been trying to capture Tripoli but are now on the retreat, have ordered the country’s largest oil field to halt work just hours after it restarted operations

Sudanese officials say three key Nile basin countries have resumed negotiations over a giant $4.6 billion hydroelectric dam that Egypt fears will constrict its water supply

Libyan fighters allied with the country’s U.N.-supported government in Tripoli are pressing their advance, boosted by recent battlefield gains and their rivals’ withdrawal from around the capital

OPEC and allied nations have agreed to extend a production cut of nearly 10 million barrels of oil a day through the end of July, hoping to boost energy prices hard-hit by the coronavirus pandemic

Egypt’s president has announced a unilateral initiative to end the civil war in neighboring Libya — a plan accepted by Khalifa Hifter, commander of the eastern forces that have suffered heavy defeats in recent weeks

Researchers in Cyprus are offering more evidence that a two-month lockdown benefited the Mediterranean island nation’s environment

Iran says its experts will continue nuclear development activities despite sanctions imposed on their fellow scientists by the U.S. earlier this week