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January 26, 2016

Why is Daesh propaganda not shut out of the Internet?

The question of ‘Why is Daesh not shut out of the internet?’ seems so unpretentious, but the answer to such a question is certainly problematic and sophisticated. In the...

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January 26, 2016

Tunisia reduces curfew

Tunisian authorities yesterday eased night time curfews which were setup on Friday after protests demanding jobs led to violence. In a statement, the Ministry of Interior said: “Based on...

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January 26, 2016

Family refutes Egypt police claim that Brotherhood member ‘committed suicide’

Egyptian police claimed on Tuesday that a jailed Muslim Brotherhood member had “committed suicide.” In a statement, the Security Directorate in the Nile Delta province of Sharqiya said that...

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January 26, 2016

Israel seeks new site to dump nuclear waste

Israel is looking for new sites to bury radioactive waste from its nuclear reactor in the Negev desert, Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported. The newspaper said on Monday that Israeli...

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January 26, 2016

900 children sexually assaulted in Morocco

Approximately 900 Moroccan children have been sexually assaulted, the Huffington Post reported an official saying yesterday. Head of Moroccan Coalition against Sexual Harassment, Khalid Al-Sammouni said: “The real number...

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January 26, 2016

Jerusalem a red line, Jordan tells visiting British parliamentarians

Jordan’s Minister of Awqaf Dr. Salameh Al-Neimat said on Sunday that the Jordanian leadership considers Jerusalem a red line and will not accept bargains on its status, identity or...

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January 26, 2016

Saudi Arabia thwarts Houthi rebels’ attempt to cross border

A coalition of Arab countries led by Saudi Arabia thwarted on Monday an attempt by dozens of Houthi rebels and militias loyal to former Yemen President Ali Abdullah Saleh...

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January 26, 2016

Morocco hosts conference to protect rights of non-Muslim

Prominent political and religious leaders have gathered in Morocco for a three day conference on the right of religious minorities in predominantly Muslim majority communities. King Muhammad VI of...

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January 26, 2016

Algeria puts new law banning violence against women into action

Algeria has published the provisions of a law banning violence against women in the official gazette, which effectively puts the law into force. The law punishes domestic violence and...

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January 26, 2016

Yemenis launch Twitter campaign to release Houthi captives

Yemeni activists yesterday started a Twitter campaign to highlight the issue of those kidnapped by the Houthis, the Anadolu Agency reported. Activist Latifa Ali, coordinator of the campaign, said...

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