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August 26, 2021

Withdrawal from Afghanistan benefits Israel, says US official

A US official has defended the withdrawal from Afghanistan by claiming that it will benefit Israel. Speaking at a briefing ahead of a meeting between the far-right Israeli Prime...

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August 26, 2021

How Islamic art inspired Cartier jewellery

READ: Saudi Prince Talal’s ex-wife has $730,000 in goods stolen in Paris...

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August 26, 2021

Iran parliament approves Raisi’s nominees for cabinet

The Iranian parliament has voted to approve the cabinet appointed by President Ebrahim Raisi except for one nominee, who was the conservative president’s pick for education minister. The parliament...

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August 26, 2021

Tunisia’s Workers’ Party: Saied continues his coup ahead of establishing authoritarian rule

The Tunisian Workers’ Party yesterday said the president’s decision to extend the exceptional measures he has taken until further is “one of the episodes of the coup path that...

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August 26, 2021

Jordan’s Queen Noor spreads article calling for reforms

Jordan’s Queen Noor, widow of the late King Hussein, tweeted an article published by the Washington Report on Middle East Affairs urging “reforms” in the kingdom. Titled “The Need for...

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August 26, 2021

Moral Crisis in the Ottoman Empire: Society, Politics and Gender during WW1

This new book by Cigdem Oguz, who teaches history at Bologna University, reveals the growing concern in Ottoman society during the First World War about the decline in public...

Reviews
August 26, 2021

Egypt signs security cooperation protocol with Russia

Egypt’s Defence Minister Mohammad Zaki and his Russian counterpart Sergey Shoigu have signed a military and security cooperation protocol, it was announced yesterday. The deal was signed in Moscow...

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August 26, 2021

Syria get first café staffed by people with Down syndrome

Syria has opened the country’s first café staffed by people with Down syndrome, located in Tishreen Park in the capital Damascus. The café, Sucette, is run by 20 people...

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August 26, 2021

Israel allows entry of more commodities to Gaza

Israeli occupation authorities yesterday announced that a few more commodities would be allowed into the besieged Gaza Strip. “Following a security assessment and approved by the political level, it...

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August 26, 2021

‘Whoever rules Eurasia, controls the world’ and the US is withdrawing from it

When the bubble that was Kabul finally burst a few days before Afghanistan’s Independence Day this month, it also put an end to mounting speculation throughout the course of...

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