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Top five stories highlighting the Middle East’s resilience in the face of coronavirus this week
![Khalil Noorzai [Getty]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/media/images/5A4586C2-6DD7-4A98-BD05-5B39F37C7591.jpg?h=d1cb525d&itok=wGUe1Dct "Khalil Noorzai [Getty]")
Part of the school girl group known as the ''Afghan Dreamers'' their prototype is made of spare parts from a Toyota Corolla, a car ubiquitious on the streets of Afghanistan.
The designer of many of Baghdad's most symbolic modern buildings died in London after contracting the coronavirus.
Donald Trump's appointees at the State Department discriminated against an Iranian-American employee because of her national heritage, the department’s watchdog has concluded.
With almost a year since the murder of Saudi Journalist, Jamal Khashoggi, protesters rallied against the Saudi Prince's attempt to save face.
Saudi authorities have released a US-Saudi dual citizen after he was held for 21 months of detention and reportedly tortured.
'The question is: can he be both loyal to Islam and loyal to the United States?' she once wrote about Obama.
The United States barred a prominent Palestinian activist from entering the country for his boycott of Israel.
Prominent South Sudanese dissident Peter Biar Ajak thanked President Donald Trump for giving him refuge after fleeing 'a death squad sent by ... President Salva Kiir'.
US diplomats have visited a dual US-Saudi national who was reported to have been tortured while imprisoned in the Ritz-Carlton hotel.