Liz Cookman

The Hirak movement has been cautious to avoid a flare-up of violence of the sort witnessed on the streets of Beirut and Baghdad

Mustapha Bouchachi, the unofficial figurehead of the Hirak movement, promises to bring democratic reform after discredited presidential election, Liz Cookman reports from Algiers

Former prime minister succeeds Abdelaziz Bouteflika after winning widely boycotted election

In a France-themed cafe in central Algiers, young people say their future lies overseas

Former prime minister received 58 per cent of the vote in a poll that was opposed by the country's protest movement

Thousands rallied in the capital to protest as voting was held on Thursday, Liz Cookman reports from Algiers

Sarah Ferguson attended the Misk Global Forum in Riyadh on Wednesday.

Officials came to the agreement at an event hosted by the Misk Foundation in Riyadh

The 'very good boy' who helped hunt down the fugitive ISIS leader is a Belgian Malinois, and she is a girl

Turkey 'has some explaining to do', according to former US ISIS envoy Brett McGurk, as the country's claims of co-operation is at odds with US accounts of the mission

The UN is looking into allegations that Turkish forces fired prohibited incendiary weapons on Kurdish forces in northern Syria, but what is white phosphorous?

Turkey, known for its prevalent tobacco use, has been urged to replace smoking with a local cup of 'cay'

Large explosions rocked the town of Ras Al Ain as Turkey began a military operation in north-east Syria

Turkey's former deputy prime minister ends months of speculation as he prepares to take on president's AKP

Many across the Arab world will watch as the fledgling democracy heads to the polls on Sunday