Ethiopian parliamentary poll to be held on August 29
Ethiopian election board set a date of August 29 for parliamentary elections that will be a first test of voter…
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Turkish currency weakening further on escalation of violence in Idlib
Turkish currency continue on going down, today went down some 0.6 percent against dollar as concerned increases over violence.
Sudan, rebel groups agree on prosecution of those wanted by International Criminal Court
Sudan’s authorities and rebel groups have agreed that those wanted by the ICC for crimes in the region should appear…
Cameroon polls dominated by separatist violence
Cameroon polls dominated by clashes and violence.Main opposition party,Movement for the Rebirth of Cameroon (MRC) is refusing to field a…
Israel deploys more forces day in Jerusalem after Palestinians killed
Israel has deployed additional forces in Jerusalem and the occupied West Bank after four Palestinians are killed in the last…
Protesters rally in Najaf calls for investigation into deadly violence
Protesters rally in central-south Iraq city Najaf calls for investigation into deadly violence amid international condemnation.
Qatar Airways to buy 49% stake in Rwanda’s carrier
Qatar Airways in talks to acquire 49% stake in Rwanda’s State carrier,Barely two months after signing a historic 60% stake…
Netanyahu-Burhan meeting exposes divides in Sudan
Netanyahu was smiling and gesturing as he posed for pictures alongside Museveni,president of Uganda who hosted him in the city…
South African court issues Zuma arrest warrant
South African court has issued ex-president Jacob Zuma arrest warrant after no-show at pre-trial hearing over corruption charges.
Russian President meets Netanyahu, reserves decision on Middle East plan
Russian President Vladimir Putin met Israeli prime minister in moscow while Putin has reserved judgement on Middle East plan.
Israeli Prime Minister indicted in court on corruption charges
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been indicted in court on corruption charges after dropping immunity bid today.
Trump to release details of plan for Israel-Palestine
Trump is expected to release the details of a long-delayed plan for Israel-Palestine within days that likely to favour Israel.
Auschwitz-Birkenau camp survivors warn of rising anti-Semitism
Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp (Auschwitz concentration camp) survivors have warned of rising anti-Semitism in coming years.
Former Egyptian army contractor steps away from politics
Former Egyptian army contractor Mohamed Ali who is considered to be cause of anti-government rallies and protests, steps away from…
Palestinians rejects Trump ‘peace plan’ expected to favour Israel
Palestinians rejects Donald Trump meeting with Benjamin Netanyahu and said will not recognise ‘peace plan’ expected to favour Israel.
Tunisian presidential candidate paid ex-Mossad agent $250,000
Tunisian presidential candidate has paid Canada-based lobbyist and ex-Mossad agent Ari Ben-Menashe $250,000 to advocate him.
Malawi top banker arrested in election bribery case
Malawi top banker Thomson Mpinganjira arrested,he was accused of attempting to bribe judges presiding over the presidential election vote-rigging case.
Burundi outgoing President to get luxury villa,over $500,000
Burundi outgoing President Pierre Nkurunziza will get luxury villa and over $500,000,he will not contest in the coming poll too.
Lebanon forms new government despite of protests
Lebanon has formed new government breaking a months-long impasse amid ongoing mass protests and economic turmoil,Hezbollah and its allies clinched…
Kais Saied directed former finance minister to form new government
Kais Saied recently elected President of Tunisia has directed former finance minister Elyes Fakhfakh to form new government.
Gang on trial for stealing Moroccan royal Jewellery
Gang on trial for allegedly stealing the luxury watches and jewellery from one of Moroccan King Mohammed VI’s royal palaces.
EU block must consider ways to back Libya truce
EU Minister for Foreign Affairs Josep Borrell has said that European Union block must have to consider ways to back…