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September 12, 2019

Algeria: New bill requires president to hold university degree

Algerian Minister of Justice Belkacem Zeghmati presented a bill, Wednesday, that would require anyone wishing to run for president to have a university degree or its equivalent. This came...

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September 12, 2019

Dahlan: Philanthropist or notorious fixer?

About two weeks after the abortive coup in Turkey in July 2016, I reported the allegation from a high-level Turkish security source that the United Arab Emirates had collaborated with...

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September 12, 2019

Tunisia: 27 associations form coalition to monitor elections

An independent Tunisian organisation announced on Wednesday the formation of a coalition of 27 associations to monitor presidential and parliamentary elections. This came in a statement made to Anadolu...

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September 11, 2019

Russia ‘concerned’ over Netanyahu’s annexation plan

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s pledge to annex Jordan Valley would escalate tensions in the region, Russian Foreign Ministry warned on Wednesday, Anadolu reports. “We share our concern over...

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September 11, 2019

Scholars for dollars sell out Palestine and its people

Palestine polarises people, of that there is no doubt. Those condemning Palestinians usually do so out of their blind loyalty to the concept of the Zionist State. With today’s...

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September 11, 2019

Germany aims to host Libya conference to stabilise oil producer

Germany aims to host a conference about Libya this year in conjunction with the United Nations to try to stabilise the oil producing country, where rival factions have been...

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September 11, 2019

‘EU will not recognize any changes regarding Jerusalem’

The EU will not recognize any changes with regard to Jerusalem, an official said on Wednesday in response to the Israeli premier’s remarks, Anadolu reports. “As reaffirmed in numerous...

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September 11, 2019

Netanyahu sees US staying ‘very, very tough’ on Iran despite Bolton ouster

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu played down the impact of hawkish John Bolton’s exit from the post of US national security adviser, predicting on Wednesday that Washington would hold...

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September 11, 2019

Exiled Fatah leader drops libel case against MEE over Turkish coup story

The exiled Fatah leader Mohammed Dahlan has dropped a libel action against Middle East Eye and its editor-in-chief David Hearst hours before he was legally bound to disclose all...

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September 11, 2019

‘Justice is Indivisible’: Screams of Israa Ghrayeb Should Be Our Wake-up Call

The death of Israa Ghrayeb has ignited furious reactions regarding the so-called ‘honor-killings’ in Palestine and throughout the Arab world. It also wrought confusion with respect to the jurisprudential...

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