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The UN said yesterday that it had resumed air drops of desperately-needed aid to Deir ez-Zor in Syria after halting the deliveries over two weeks ago due to heavy...
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The European Union warned Iran on Tuesday not to "deepen mistrust" by testing ballistic missiles. "The EU reiterates its concern about Iran's missile programme and calls upon Iran to...
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Morocco's King Mohammed VI hailed on Tuesday his country's official return to the African Union after 33 years of absence. "I am finally home" King Mohammed VI said in...
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Jerusalem's Mufti Sheikh Mohamed Hussein severely criticised UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres over his remarks on Israeli radio regarding Al-Aqsa Mosque, the Anadolu Agency reported yesterday. Guterres told the Israeli...
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The Houthis said they had launched a ballistic missile at a coalition military base on the Red Sea island of Zuqar between Yemen and Eritrea this morning
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January 31, 2017
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Hani Al-Masri
There have been developments regarding moving the embassy, as there has been a trade-off between the Israeli government and American administration involving postponing the move of the embassy in...
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The Palestinian Authority (PA) has urged the International Criminal Court (ICC) to speed up rulings on key issues including Israeli settlements, an official has told Arab News. According to...
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Israel has decided not to partner with an EU cultural programme because it includes an article banning cooperation with illegal Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territories, QudsPress reported yesterday....
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Europe's five largest pension funds have €7.5 billion invested in companies with business activities in and around Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territory (OPT), according to a new...
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Iran said today that ballistic missile tests carried out by the country on Sunday were neither part of a nuclear agreement with world powers, or a UN Security Council...
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The Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) revealed it had documented 366 violations of the ceasefire agreement in Syria, mostly by forces loyal to veteran dictator President Bashar Al-Assad....
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Prominent experts from Germany and North Africa, including Tunisians, have warned European governments against imposing a new free trade agreement on Tunisia. Speaking at the launch of a new...
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The Houthi militia in Yemen bombed a building that belongs to the United Nations in Dhahran Al-Janoub, in Asir Region in Saudi Arabia, the Saudi Defence Ministry announced on...
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Russia may support the US initiative to establish the so-called 'safe zones' for refugees in Syria, the Moscow-based RT News reported on Monday, quoting the Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov....
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Morocco has accused the African Union (AU) Commission's head, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, of blocking its efforts to re-join the Union 32 years after it departed it, the country's foreign ministry...
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The World Bank has partnered with a number of Turkish agencies and the European Union to construct schools for Syrian refugees in Turkey, Turkish newspaper Hurriyet Daily reported. It...
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Turkey reopened its embassy in Libya on Monday, two-and-a-half years after closing it due to the security situation, the Turkish foreign ministry said, as diplomatic missions begin to reopen...
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A report prepared by the Hayes Group International and published by TradeArabia said that four per cent of expatriate workers lost their jobs in various Arabian Gulf countries last...
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Migrants face executions, torture and other systematic rights abuses in camps in Libya, according to a report prepared for the German government by the German embassy in Niger, the...
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US President Donald Trump and Saudi King Salman spoke for over an hour by telephone on Sunday, agreeing to step up counter-terrorism and military cooperation and enhance economic relations,...
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The World Food Programme (WFP) said yesterday that it had halved the food rations distributed to 1.4 million Iraqis displaced in the war against Daesh because of delays in...
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The United Nations refugee agency and International Organisation for Migration (IOM) called on the Trump administration today to continue offering asylum to people fleeing war and persecution, saying its...
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During his briefing to the UN Security Council on Thursday, the UN Envoy to Yemen Ismail Ould Sheikh Ahmed accused the Shia Houthi rebels of undermining the roadmap to...
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The EU has decided to extend sanctions imposed on ousted Tunisian President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, his wife and other 46 Tunisians in his regime for an additional...
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Syrian regime forces entered the village of Ain Al-Fijah near Damascus today and took control of a strategic spring from opposition factions, as well as a pumping station that...
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Following the remarks of Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov regarding the Syrian peace talks in Geneva being delayed, a UN official has denied that the talks slated to take...
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The United Nations reaffirmed today that torture is illegal and that refugees deserve protection, while ducking any direct criticism of remarks made by new US President Donald Trump. Major...
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Yemen has roughly three months supply of wheat left to draw from, leaving the country exposed to serious disruption as a central bank crisis cuts food imports and starvation...
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The UN yesterday said that Yemen is heading towards famine in 2017 if the conflict between the Houthi rebels and the Yemeni government persists. UN humanitarian aid chief Stephen...
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Exiled former-Prime Minister Sadiq Al-Mahdi returned to Sudan yesterday after more than two years away to "end the war". Al-Mahdi flew in to Khartoum yesterday, according to his daughter...
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Foreign Minister Riyad Al-Maliki said on Thursday that the Palestinian Authority will ask the International Criminal Court to open a full investigation into the legality of the Israeli settlements....
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January 27, 2017
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Diana Alghoul
War, famine and instability have plagued post-Arab Spring Yemen. After Ali Abdullah Saleh, who ruled Yemen with an iron fist for decades, stepped down as president, hope blossomed slightly...