The Latest: Turkey advises citizens to leave Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdish region before flights to area suspended
Iraqi Kurds' independence vote could mean further instability in Mideast, which has seen several de facto partitions
U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is expressing regret that Iraq's Kurds have gone ahead with an independence referendum
The muted response of the Muslim world to the exodus of Rohingya Muslims may have roots in lucrative business interests in Southeast Asia
What to know about the Qatar diplomatic crisis as emir takes trip abroad
From suspected Iranian cyberattacks on Saudi Arabia to leaked emails causing consternation among nominally allied Arab nations, state-sponsored hacks have become an increasing worry among countries across the Persian Gulf
Cyprus' energy minister says exploratory drilling off the island's southern coast has discovered a small gas deposit that contains "less than" 0.5 trillion cubic feet of the hydrocarbon, not enough to make it commercially viable
The Middle East's premier real estate event showcased thousands of new luxury apartments and villas for the Gulf's moneyed investors, but lacking from the glistening mock-ups were projects to address a growing and urgent need for more affordable housing
Russian media says Egypt has secured Russian funding to build its first nuclear power plant after nearly two years of negotiations
A conference in London is the latest move by an exile from the energy-rich country of Qatar to take advantage of the diplomatic crisis now gripping it