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Tunisia: President Kaïs Saïed to Mechichi ” Reshuffle violated Constitution”
President of the republic Kaïs Saïed on Monday communicated a letter to Prime Minister Hichem Mechichi on “the judicial features…
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Turkey arrests hundreds of members linked to Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK)
Turkey has arrested more than 700 people it suspects of links to the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), after it accused…
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Kurdish militants executed 13 kidnapped Turks in northern Iraq
Members of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) executed 13 kidnapped Turks in northern Iraq this week, the Turkish government…
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Syrian Forces Intercepted ‘Israeli Aggression’ Over Damascus
Syria’s army said on Monday the country’s air defenses intercepted an “Israeli aggression” over the capital, Damascus, in the…
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Vladimir Putin Accuses West countries of Using Navalny to ‘Contain’ Russia
Vladimir Putin accused the West of using jailed opposition figure Alexei Navalny to try to “contain” Russia. “Our opponents or…
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Senate acquits former President Trump
A Senate still bruised from the most violent attack on the Capitol in two centuries acquitted former President Donald Trump…
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Security Council Sanctions Committee rejects Belgium’s request to seize Libya’s frozen assets
The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) has rejected Belgium’s request to seize 49 million euros ($59.39 million) of Libya’s…
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Paris call for foreign troops, mercenaries to leave Libya
Paris informed the international envoy of its support the efforts of the United Nations to end the political crisis in…
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Moscow is ready to Cut Ties With Europe if they Imposes New Economic Sanctions
Moscow is prepared for a split with the European Union if the EU imposes new crippling sanctions amid a dispute…
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Turkey: Our troops will stay in Libya
Turkish troops stationed in Libya will remain there as long as a bilateral military agreement between Ankara and Tripoli is…
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