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Algiers: Algerian President Abdelmajid Tebboune, accused of leading a crackdown on dissent after widespread protests in 2019, will face two challengers in a September 7 election, organizers said.
An ancient Christian monastery in Gaza has received a 'danger list' at the UNESCO session in India New Delhi: An ancient Christian monastery in Gaza was recognized as a World Heritage Site in the endangered site during a UNESCO session in New Delhi on Friday. Founded in about 340 by Saint Hilarion, the monastery is … Read more
Tunis: A Tunisian appeals court on Friday reduced a TV broadcaster's prison sentence from one year to eight months, his lawyer told AFP. Borhen Basais was initially sentenced to 12 months in prison under an order punishing “spreading false information” and “defaming others or harming their reputation”. “The Court of Appeal in the capital Tunis … Read more
RIYADH: Global food insecurity is much worse than previously thought. That's the conclusion of the State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2024 report, published this week by the United Nations coalition, which found that efforts to tackle malnutrition have been severely impacted. Climate change is increasingly recognized as a major factor in … Read more
JERUSALEM: Israeli forces battled Palestinian militants and destroyed tunnels and other infrastructure in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, as they tried to suppress small rebel units that continued to attack the army with mortar fire, the army said on Friday.The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said on Monday that the army had killed nearly 100 Palestinian fighters … Read more
GAZA: After weeks of Israeli bombardment leaving them nowhere to go, hundreds of Palestinians have ended up in former Gaza prisons built to hold murderers and thieves.Yasmeen Al-Dardsi said she and her family were unable to help the injured as they moved from a district in the southern city of Khan Younis to its central … Read more
PARIS: Celebrating its reputation as the cradle of revolution, Paris kicked off its first Summer Olympics in a century on Friday with a rain-soaked, rule-breaking opening ceremony filled with stars and fantasy on the banks of the Seine River. On-off rain – the first at the opening ceremony of the Summer Olympics in more than … Read more
PARIS: Celebrating its reputation as the cradle of revolution, Paris kicked off its first Summer Olympics in a century on Friday with a rain-soaked, rule-breaking opening ceremony filled with stars and fantasy on the banks of the Seine River. On-off rain – the first at the opening ceremony of the Summer Olympics in more than … Read more
Dakar: Senegal has intercepted 200 “irregular migrants”, the army said on Friday, days after 90 drowned off the coast of Mauritania while attempting the same crossing. The Senegalese navy detained a boat near the northern city of St Louis on Friday, the latest in a string of interventions over the past few months. The West … Read more
PARIS: Iga Svitek is back on the hunt for happiness at Roland Garros, looking for a first Olympic crown to add to her four French Open titles. The Polish world No. 1 has been dominant on the red clay in Paris, winning four of the past five tournaments and is unbeaten there since losing to … Read more
