As a search continued for a dissident Saudi journalist's body in Istanbul, Turkey's president said more will be revealed Tuesday; a Saudi official tells Reuters the body was rolled up in a carpet and given to a collaborator for disposal.

The Lebanese prime minister now has one on the crown prince; Mohammed bin Salman goes after his inner circle; Netanyahu needs Putin for possible deal on the Golan.

The Khashoggi affair is the latest example of how Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has become a liability for Saudi Arabia.

A representative of Turkey’s Protestant Christians talks to Al-Monitor about how the politically charged trial of their co-religionist, American pastor Andrew Brunson, affected the tiny community.

Egypt's new Sphinx International Airport promises to facilitate travel in Giza as tourism further rebounds in the area.

Iraq's Islamic Dawa Party has been doing some soul-searching since losing the premiership for the first time in 14 years.

As Iraq's security forces have weakened and violence has increased, observers question whether the country could handle a possible resurgence of terrorists.

Moscow and Cairo signed a strategic cooperation agreement that is supposed to open new venues for bilateral relations in the military, political and cultural domains.

In a statement Friday night, Saudi Arabia said Jamal Khashoggi died in an Oct. 2 fistfight at the country’s Istanbul consulate, after days of denying knowledge of the dissident journalist’s whereabouts.

Tehran is set to get yet another mayor amid ongoing infighting among the Reformists. The question is whether the next internal mayoral vote will put an end to the bickering.

Prime minister takes unusual step of briefing planned Brexit remarks to MPs in advanceTheresa May will tell the Commons on Monday that 95% of the Brexit withdrawal agreement and its protocols are settled as she seeks to demonstrate to anxious MPs in her own party that she is making headway in the increasingly fraught divorce […]

Brig Gen Jeffrey Smiley wounded at Kandahar compoundTwo senior provincial officials assassinated The Pentagon has confirmed that a US general was shot and wounded in a Taliban attack that killed two Afghan leaders in Kandahar province this week. Related: Afghanistan postpones Kandahar elections after police chief killed Continue reading...

New England forced to fight hard for fourth straight winBrowns lose in overtime for second time this seasonJacksonville Jaguars bench Bortles after another lossTom Brady threw for three touchdowns and the New England Patriots hung on to beat the Chicago Bears 38-31 on Sunday when Kevin White got stopped at the one on a 54-yard […]

• Ferrari driver seals his first victory in 113 races in thriller• Red Bull’s Max Verstappen is second with Hamilton thirdNot quite yet. Lewis Hamilton will have to wait a few days longer for his fifth Formula One title after a wild and wonderful US Grand Prix ended with the improbable outcome of a victory […]

Brilliant impersonations by Steve Coogan and John C Reilly lift the muted charm of this biopic about their troubled music-hall tour of BritainThis sweet, sad film is about a little-known final chapter in the lives of comedy legends Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. In 1952, at a low point professionally, out of fashion in the […]

New York Times cites government memo Gender would be defined at birth as only male or femaleThe Trump administration is attempting to strip transgender people of official recognition by creating a narrow definition of gender as being only male or female and unchangeable once determined at birth, the New York Times reported. Related: 'Rapid-onset gender […]

• Al-Jazeera alleges 26 scams in 15 international matches • England players ‘batted to order’ in seven of them, it is claimedAn al-Jazeera documentary has claimed that 15 international cricket matches in 2011 and 2012 were the subject of 26 spot-fixing scams, with “a small group” of England players alleged to have been involved on […]

As Juventus prepare to face Manchester United in the Champions League, the midfielder tells of how his tears as a baby helped his family flee war in BosniaFahrudin Pjanic knew war was coming. As a footballer for FK Drina Zvornik in the Yugoslavian third division, he travelled around the country enough to see the social […]

• Briton fights back from set down for 3-6, 7-6, 7-6 success• Edmund ranked 14th in world after victory in AntwerpKyle Edmund defeated Gaël Monfils to win his first ATP Tour title at the European Open in Antwerp.It is the latest breakthrough moment in a season of them for the 23-year-old Yorkshireman, who reached his […]

• Cardiff Blues 12 Glasgow 29• Gareth Anscombe: ‘It was an out-and-out disgrace’Glasgow blew away the Blues with two tries before some of the crowd had settled in their seats – and blue was the colour on an afternoon when it was so hard to tell the players apart that one of them later tore […]