Three energy-rich Gulf Arab nations are racing to turn their influence over Donald Trump into tangible gains with the president set to visit next week.

When President Trump visits the Middle East this coming week — spending four days in a trio of Arabian Gulf nations — his most controversial stop will be Qatar.

Syria’s president has flown to Bahrain, where he discussed mutual relations and regional affairs with King Hamad bin Isa Al ...

The International Organization for Migration has been hired to assist with the Trump administration’s plan for unauthorized immigrants to “self deport.” ...

However, the onset of the Syrian civil war in 2011 led to a cessation of official economic cooperation, with the European ...

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa has said that his government is holding indirect talks with Israel to bring an end to ...

The United States has approved Qatar's initiative to provide financial aid to Syria's public sector, granting $29 million ...

The United States has greenlighted a Qatari initiative to bankroll Syria's public sector, offering a financial lifeline to ...

Shara, speaking during his first visit to Europe, said the talks were aimed at de-escalating tensions amid continued Israeli ...

“There are indirect talks with Israel through mediators to calm and attempt to absorb the situation so that it does not reach ...

Syria cannot hope to rebuild itself if it fails in preventing sectarian tensions from erupting into wide-scale violence.

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa will visit Paris on Wednesday, his first trip to Europe since the overthrow of Bashar ...