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Hundreds of Sudanese protesters took to the streets of major cities on Wednesday to demand the government’s resignation over IMF-backed economic reforms seen as too harsh, AFP correspondents said.
Sarah Chaar reflects upon her abstractions and adapting her practice to the demands of the pandemic
Gunmen took to the streets of the northern city of Tripoli in Lebanon Wednesday, firing in the air to protest the county’s economic crisis, the state-run National News Agency said.
Britain on Wednesday announced a new post-Brexit subsidy regime but vowed no return to 1970s-style state control and bailing out of failing companies.
The last German and Italian troops returned home from Afghanistan to low-key receptions on Wednesday, nearly 20 years after the first soldiers were deployed.
Parliament approves cash payments for poor families, to cost $556 million annually, the state-run National News Agency reported, planned as a step that would allow the curbing of a $6 … Read More
Gunmen took to the streets of the northern city of Tripoli in Lebanon Wednesday, firing in the air to protest the county’s economic crisis, the state-run National News Agency said.
Ibrahim Arab waits in line several hours a day in the hot summer sun to buy gas for his taxi.
Israel’s foreign minister said on Wednesday his visit to the United Arab Emirates was just the start of a road to peace with other Middle East countries, signalling an offer … Read More
The legislative session of the parliament began Wednesday with the ration card proposal meant for people in need being one of its principal concerns, NNA reported.