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Sisi, Putin to intensify Efforts to settle Libyan crisis
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi made a phone call on Saturday to his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to discuss the…
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A record offer for Salah is the largest in the English Premier League
The American television network ESPN reported that Liverpool will present a record offer to its star, Mohamed Salah, in the…
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Palestinian Majority backs one-state solution
Israeli leftist have seen for decades that the Palestinian state is the lifeline for Israel as a predominantly Jewish state,…
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Abeer Moussi: Brotherhood threaten Tunisia’s universities
The head of the Free Constitutional Party, Abeer Moussi, called on Tunisians to confront the Brotherhood’s penetration in universities, revealing…
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Libya: Protests in Several Cities Against Postponement of Presidential Elections
Demonstrations in opposition to the postponement of national elections remain likey across Libya through at least early January. Activists have…
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Moscow says it expects Washington response on security guarantees
Kremlin on Friday said that it is expecting the United States to provide a response to its request for security…
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Buffon opens fire on Cristiano Ronaldo because of Juventus
Legendary Italian and international goalkeeper Gian Luigi Buffon launched a sharp attack on Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo, the former Real…
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Russia: “Putin hails the Successful test of Zircon hypersonic missiles”
President Vladimir Putin said Friday the Russian military successfully fired a simultaneous salvo of its Zircon hypersonic missiles, calling it “a big…
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Iranian regime’s zero-sum approach to nuclear talks
After almost a year of negotiations, talks to revive the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, commonly known as the Iran…
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Kais Saied: “Those who sold their conscience to foreign intelligence are planning to assassinate a number of officials”
President Kais Saied on Thursday warned the people of Tunisia to stay vigilant over the plots being prepared, going as…
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