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December 13, 2019

Algeria’s new president Tebboune faces tough challenge

Algeria’s new president faces the country’s biggest political crisis in decades, a hostile economic climate and attacks on his legitimacy after winning an election with low turnout opposed by...

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December 13, 2019

Hezbollah wants everyone in Lebanon government

Lebanon’s Hezbollah said on Friday the next government must bring together all sides so that it can tackle the country’s worst economic crisis in decades, signalling no progress in...

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December 13, 2019

‘We are nothing’ without UN agency’s help, says Palestinian refugee

George Salameh’s family has lived in the Palestinian city of Bethlehem for 70 years. Still, he prefers his family be called “al-Yafawi”, meaning “of Jaffa”, an ode to the...

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December 13, 2019

Turkey adds shadowy UAE fixer Dahlan to terror list

Turkey has added the former leader of the Palestinian Fatah party and United Arab Emirates (UAE) ‘fixer’, Mohammed Dahlan, to its most wanted terrorist list, with a $1.7 million...

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December 13, 2019

Israel lawmakers gush over Johnson victory as UK minorities brace for more racism

Israeli lawmakers have expressed relief over the defeat of UK Labour Party in yesterday’s general election as Britain’s minorities prepare for what is expected to be a tumultuous five...

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December 13, 2019

Libya: Haftar orders troops to advance on Tripoli in ‘final battle’

Libyan general, Khalifa Haftar, has reportedly ordered his troops in the Libyan National Army (LNA) to advance onto the capital in a “decisive battle” to take the city, currently...

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December 13, 2019

Confusion surrounds Iraq protestors’ lynching of teen in Baghdad

In a widely condemned incident in Baghdad’s Al-Wathba Square, anti-government protestors lynched a 16-year-old boy believing him to have opened fire on protestors, when it has now surfaced that...

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December 13, 2019

UN: Palestine lost $48bn from Israel occupation

Israel’s control of the occupied West Bank between 2000 and 2017 cost the Palestinian people approximately $47.7 billion and rising, according to a UN report published last week. This...

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December 13, 2019

Riyadh Agreement: The start of a peace process or the beginning of a new war?

At the beginning of November, warring parties from Yemen’s south reached a power-sharing deal which aimed not only to defuse tensions among Arab alliances in South Yemen but was...

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December 13, 2019

US Senate passes resolution recognising Armenian genocide

The US Senate has unanimously passed a resolution yesterday, officially recognising the Armenian genocide committed by the Ottoman government during World War I. Senator Bob Menendez announced on Twitter...

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