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International fears of not holding Libya’s election
Libya’s presidential election, meant to help unify the nation after a decade of civil war, is supposed to take place…
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Messi, Ramos, Ronaldo and Salah.. Football drama in the Champions League
The draw for the quarter-finals of the Champions League resulted in a number of fiery confrontations, such as Paris Saint-Germain,…
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Algerian president visits Tunisia to discuss economic, political issues
Tunisia said Tuesday it had received a loan from its neighbor Algeria, the day before a visit by Algerian President…
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UAE told the Washington it will suspend talks on F-35 jets, says Emirati official
United Arab Emirates has informed the United States that it will suspend discussions to acquire F-35 fighter jets, a UAE…
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Strategic ties top agenda at 42nd GCC summit in Riyadh
Gulf leaders arrived in Riyadh on Tuesday for the 42nd Gulf Cooperation Council summit, which is set to explore avenues for…
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Greece: Three jailed pending trial for attack over COVID-19 virus checks
Court authorities in the northern Greek town of Katerini late Monday jailed three people pending trial over an attack on…
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Iran Accuses Western Powers of ‘Blame Game’ Over Nuclear Deal
Iran accused Western parties to its 2015 nuclear deal on Tuesday of “persisting in their blame game”, a day after…
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Tunisian president announces constitutional referendum, new parliamentary elections on 2022
Tunisian President Kais Saied said on Monday he would call a constitutional referendum next July, a year to the day…
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PSG vs Real Madrid in blockbuster Champions League clash
Real Madrid ended up paying the highest price for UEFA’s botched Champions League draw. Real was paired with Paris Saint-Germain…
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Turkish Regime has Prosecuted Some 2,000 Lawyers Since Failed Coup
Turkish Regime has prosecuted more than 1,600 attorneys and arrested 615 of them on terrorism charges since a failed coup…
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