Security officials acknowledge that youths from Gulf Arab states have trekked in their hundreds to fight for ISIL in Iraq and Syria.
Gulf countries fear that Iran is using its atomic programme to develop nuclear weapons capability, something Tehran denies.
On Monday, Obama said Iran must halt nuclear work for at least 10 years for a deal to be reached between Tehran and six major powers.
Convincing Saudi Arabia to accept any agreed nuclear deal is important to the US due to the kingdom’s strategic position in the region.
ISIL militants have made threats against Catholic targets in Rome that have been given much space in Italian media.
The idea is to have more frequent top-level meetings with Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Egypt to ensure the region is more closely engaged at a time of change.
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif insisted that an agreement couldn’t be reached as long as sanctions existed.
Abdullah al-Khalidi, Saudi Arabia’s consul in Aden, was seized in March 2012.
King Salman broke official protocol to meet Sisi at the airport.
President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi directed his government to amend the article within one month.
The suspect, Alaa Bader Abdullah, is charged for murdering Ibolya Ryan and placing an explosive at the doorstep of another Abu Dhabi resident.
Egypt has been without a parliament since June 2012.
The group had set off bombs in the island kingdom’s Maqaba, Al-Janabiya, Budaiya and Qarya vilages.
Yemen’s president Hadi, who was forced to resign by Houthis, fled to Aden where he has set up a new seat of power.
Mohammed Emwazi hailed from a well-to-do family and grew up in West London.
The ruling is the latest in a series of strict penalties handed down to those accused of seeking to destabilise the Western-allied kingdom.
The abductions reportedly took place when ISIL took 10 villages inhabited by the ancient Christian minority near Hasaka.
Iraqi soldiers and pro-government Shi’ite militias have been massing for days in preparation for an attack on ISIL strongholds along the Tigris River.
Ali Abdullah Saleh’s rule from 1978 to 2012 was marred by graft, UN appointed investigators have told the Security Council.
The anti-terrorism law gives authorities powers to ban groups on charges ranging from harming national unity to disrupting public order.
The explosion appeared to have partially destroyed the roof of the Muqsha village mosque, west of Manama.
Carter’s meeting at a U.S. Army camp in Kuwait comes against the backdrop of a fierce debate inside the United States about the U.S. strategy.
The attack come two days after the group claimed responsibility for a double suicide bombing that killed more than 40 people in the eastern town of Qubbah.
The former army chief dedicated a major portion of his speech to financial patrons UAE, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
Doha expressed reservation at Egypt’s unilateral decision to carry out air raids in Libya without consultations with other Arab states.
Officials say that ISIL and other militants in Libya can only be defeated with a united government in place that has strong international support.
The website of Tobruk airport, in eastern Libya, said all flights between Egypt and Libya had stopped.
Not a single crude oil tanker has departed Libya in the past week, industry sources say.
Mursi, who has been incarcerated in an Egyptian jail, is facing trial in several cases in civilian courts.
The Interior Ministry accuse the al-Wefaq group of trying to undermine national security.