Arab countries pledge aid as Tunisia struggles with COVID pandemic
Tunus (Reuters) – Several countries promised to help Tunisia fight the coronavirus on Friday as the north African country recorded
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Ethiopia PM Abiy’s party wins landslide victory in election
Addis Ababa (Reuters) – Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s Prosperity Party won the most seats in Ethiopia’s parliamentary election, the election
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Iranian exiles protest, demand prosecution of president-elect
Berlin (Reuters) – Supporters of Iran’s exiled opposition rallied in Berlin and elsewhere on Saturday to demand the prosecution of
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Dubai’s ruler launches with big tech companies a national programme for coders
Cairo (Reuters) – Dubai’s ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, on Saturday launched a national programme for coders that aims
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Hackers breach Iran rail network, disrupt service
Dubai (Reuters) – Train services in Iran were delayed by apparent cyberattacks on Friday, with hackers posting the phone number
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Lebanon’s cash-strapped army sells helicopter rides during economic crisis
Hamat Airbase (Reuters) – Hit by the collapse of Lebanon’s economy, the army has started selling rides on its helicopters
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Qatar says to resume issuing entry visas starting July 12
Doha (Reuters) – Qatar is to resume issuing family and tourist entry visas starting on July 12, in line with
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Ever Given container ship leaves Suez Canal 106 days after getting stuck
Ismailia (Reuters) – The Ever Given, one of the world’s largest container ships, resumed its journey and left the Suez
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Fire in ship at Dubai’s Jebel Ali port under control -authorities
Dubai (Reuters) – A fire caused by an explosion on a ship at Dubai’s Jebel Ali Port, the Middle East’s
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South Africa’s Zuma to hand himself over to police – foundation
Johannesburg (Reuters) – South Africa former president Jacob Zuma will hand himself over to serve 15 months in jail for
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