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مواجهات بين الشرطة والمتظاهرين في ضواحي تونس العاصمة

وفد برئاسة وزيرة الثقافة والتنمية المعرفية، مبروكة توغي عثمان، يتفقد عددا من المرافق الثقافية في مدينة بنغازي.

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) announced the installation of a 400 cubic metre per day sewage treatment plant at Tajura's National Heart

With the imminent U.S. troop withdrawal and the Taliban’s territorial conquests, the Indian security establishment is preparing for a grim future for its stakes in Afghanistan and the impact on its internal security situation.

Libya's long-standing neglected pipeline infrastructure sprang a leak this week when an aging 32-inch pipeline carrying crude from the Al-Samah oilfield to the Es Sider port burst, and some of the oilfield’s production may need to be shut in.

A new English Heritage art collection aims to reflect the long history of African people in England.

Egypt is seeking to expand its participation in the reconstruction of Iraq amid a growing alliance between Baghdad, Amman and Cairo.

Response to "What is Progressive Realism" ["But the article was essentially about describing the differences between schools of thought while obviously giving evidence the author thought supported a different school than has predominated and was making a case for trying something different"] Robert Wright in the 2nd paragraph makes "realist" a synonym for Kissinger's cynical

By Sami Zaptia. London, 10 June 2021: Speaking at the Libya Investment Forum 2021 yesterday, National Oil Corporation (NOC) chairman Mustafa Sanalla talked of launching new projects to advance the Libyan oil sector, the renewal of out of service oil fields, getting the best benefit from renewable energies and the need for foreign investors. The event was organized by the Libyan British Business Council (LBBC) and the Petroleum Economist. Production fell due to conflict Participating virtually f...

(June 11, 2021) This week, 80 years ago, Allied forces, commanded by Gen. Sir Noel Beresford-Peirse, reluctantly, and under pressure from London, launched “Operation Battleaxe.” The Allied forces, now designated XIII Corps, included the British 7th Armored Division, commanded by Maj.-Gen. Michael O’Moore Creagh; the 4th Indian Division, commanded by Maj.-Gen. Frank Messervy; and the 22nd Guards Brigade, commanded by Brig.-Gen. Ian D. Erskine. It was a feeble attempt at relieving ...