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Women hold 20 per cent of funds held in Saudi banks, worth more than $53 billion. "Women benefit from more than 66 investment funds, as well as other funding...
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Jordanian MP Khalil Attiya stirred controversy on Sunday after calling for a new amnesty law to include those convicted of rape. During a legislative session Attiya demanded rape, molestation,...
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Fireworks light up the sky during the new year celebrations in Jerusalem
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US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Tuesday that the United States would continue to cooperate with Israel over Syria and in countering Iran in the Middle East,...
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Egyptian authorities said that terrorist attacks across the country have drastically declined in 2018, Anadolu Agency reports. "Year 2018 saw the lowest number of terrorist attacks compared to the...
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Over 40,000 Syrians left Turkey over the last year for their hometowns liberated from terrorists in northwestern Syria. Taking refuge in Turkey due to civil war in Syria, a...
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2018 was the worst for Gaza's economy
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Middle East Monitor takes a look at some of the biggest stories from the Middle East and North Africa in 2018
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A suicide bomber blew himself up outside a police station in Libya's southwestern town of Ghadwa, a local security source said Tuesday. The source, who spoke to Anadolu Agency...
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Iraqi warplanes hit a meeting of Daesh leaders near Deir al-Zor in Syria on Monday, destroying the building they were gathered in, the military said in a statement reported...
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Israeli naval forces on Tuesday detained two Palestinian fishermen off the coast of the blockaded Gaza Strip, according to a local official. " occupation gunboats chased a fishing boat...
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A teenage Palestinian resistance icon and Malaysian prime minister have been named the Muslim persons of the year in the 2019 edition of the Muslim 500, a list of world's...
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Israel has officially withdrawn from UN heritage agency UNESCO. In October 2017, Israel said it will quit the UN agency, citing what it described as UNESCO's "bias" toward the...
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According to a Reuters report, Iran's Revolutionary Guards said on Monday they plan to upgrade their speed boats in the Gulf with radar-evading stealth technology and new missile launchers...
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Kuwait said on Monday it expected more Arab countries to reopen embassies in Damascus in "coming days" but added that the move would need a green light from the...
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Sudanese security forces fired tear gas at hundreds of people trying to march to President Omar al-Bashir's Nile-side palace on Monday to protest against soaring prices and demand he...
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The projected number of Palestinians in the world is 13.05 million, of whom 4.91 million are in the State of Palestine, 1.57 million in Israel, 5.85 million in Arab...
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The Palestinian Information Ministry has reported that there are nineteen Palestinian journalists who are still imprisoned by Israel, in direct violation of various treaties and International Law. In a...
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Syrian regime forces and Iran-backed terror groups intensified their attacks in Idlib province's de-escalation zone Monday despite a ceasefire agreement, according to a civil defence official. "Assad regime forces...
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Food aid meant for starving Yemenis is being stolen and sold in some areas controlled by the Houthi movement, the UN World Food Programme (WFP) said on Monday. The Houthis...
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday he would not resign from office should the attorney general accept police recommendations to indict him before his side of the...