(Zaman Al Wasl)- Yahya Mohammed Al-Khalidi won first place in the challenge of AVL, which specialized in cars testing. The challenge was held a few days ago at the Graz Laboratory in Austria, with the participation of many engineers and innovators from around the world. The...

(Zaman Al Wasl)- Before the war, Syrian business leader Faten Aqeel started her career in Marketing in Aleppo. After taking refuge in Turkey, she established a private company called "Moustache", which has become, after a few months, one of the successful and competitive companies there,...

 Sudan’s military council chief Gen. Awad Ibn Auf announced Friday he was stepping down, just a day after he was sworn in following the ouster of veteran President Omar al-Bashir. “I hereby announce my resignation as head of the Transitional Military Council and the appointment of the...

About 1,500 refugees and migrants are trapped in detention centers by the Libyan conflict and the risks to their lives are growing by the hour, the head of the U.N. refugee agency said Friday. "These are people in the most vulnerable and dangerous of circumstances," U.N. High...

A war plane belonging to the eastern Libyan forces Friday attacked a military camp of a force allied to the internationally recognized government near the western town of Zuwara, an eastern military source and residents said. The airstrike is the closest yet to an oil and gas facility...

A Palestinian teen was shot dead by the Israeli army during renewed protests on the Israel-Gaza border Friday, the health ministry in the Palestinian enclave said. A ministry spokesperson said Maysara Abu Shaloof, 15, was "shot in the stomach by the [Israeli] occupation east of...

Burning American and Israeli flags, Iranians rallied after Friday prayers against the U.S.'s decision to designate the country's powerful Revolutionary Guards as a foreign terrorist organization. Thousands of worshipers came out of the mosques chanting traditional anti-U.S. slogans at...

More than 8,000 people have fled fighting around Libya's capital, half of whom have been displaced over the last two days, the United Nations said Friday. "Displacements from areas affected by the clashes in an around Tripoli continue to surge," U.N. spokesman Rheal Leblanc told...

Sudan's Bashir will not be handed over to other countries, head of Political Military Council says

Thousands of Sudanese demonstrators camped outside the defence ministry in Khartoum Thursday night to push for a civilian government, defying a curfew and calling for mass prayers after the military overthrew Omar al-Bashir after 30 years of autocratic rule. Demonstrators who have been...

Efforts to forge a political deal between Kurdish-led authorities in northern Syria and the Syrian regime are at a standstill and President Bashar Assad's ally Russia is to blame, a Syrian Kurdish official said late Thursday. The Kurdish-led authorities revived efforts to negotiate a...

Gunfire and blasts echoed through downtown Tripoli in the small hours of Friday as the eastern Libyan LNA force pushed against the forces of the internationally recognized government around the disused international airport and the Ain Zara district. Fighting between the eastern force...

Algerian protesters gathered for the first Friday protests since the announcement of presidential elections to succeed ousted leader Abdel-Aziz Bouteflika fearing a ploy by the ruling system to stay in power. Social media, the source of mass protests which led to the end of Bouteflika's...

(Zaman Al Wasl)- Leishmaniasis disease has widely  spread  in eastern province of Raqqa as medic center reports more than 4000 cases.   Dr. Youssef Al-Naimi, head of the health center of  Karama town, east of Raqqa city, said 4000 Leishmaniasis cases had been...

(Zaman Al Wasl)- The Syrian regime announced that it had received offers from UAE and Jordanian real estate companies for implementation of several projects in Darayya, the western suburb of Damascus in accordance with the real estate Law No. 10, which legally allows for the reconstruction...

Yellow Vest protests this weekend were prohibited Thursday in Paris and in Lille, according to police. Parisian police said protestors, claiming to be part of the Yellow Vests, will be kept off the French National Assembly and Elysee Palace. Yellow Vest protests in Lille will be...

The Israeli spacecraft Beresheet crashed onto the moon on Thursday after a series of technical failures during its final descent, shattering hopes of a historic controlled landing on the lunar surface. The unmanned robotic lander suffered periodic engine and communications failures during...

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres called on all parties in Sudan to exercise "calm and utmost restraint" Thursday following the ouster of long-time President Omar al-Bashir. Guterres "recalls his previous encouragement and expectation that the democratic aspiration of the Sudanese...

An aid ship belonging to a German humanitarian group, is still stranded in the Mediterranean and denied safe port from, the organization’s spokeswoman said on Thursday. Denied docking rights from Malta, the Alan Kurdi -- named after a young Syrian boy drowned while trying to make it to...

International Monetary Fund and World Bank shareholders are still undecided on whether to recognize Venezuelan opposition chief Juan Guaido as the country’s leader, the institutions said on Thursday. The heads of the IMF and World Bank both said they are preparing to move quickly to help...