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Celebrities were OK, if they were in situ. But it was regular people who Rennie – the Melbourne identity – enjoyed photographing the most

Demonstration comes after two Tunisian commentators critical of President Saeid were sentenced to prison.

The market cap of Arab stock exchanges has surged to more than $4.361 trillion in April, thanks to the contribution from Saudi bourse of $2.87 trillion followed by Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange with $754.7 billion and Dubai with $193.4 billion.

The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Tunisian authorities to immediately and unconditionally release radio journalists Borhen Bssais and Mourad Zghidi after a Tunis court convicted them on May 22 of defamation and spreading false news, and sentenced them to one year in prison.

The journalists were jailed for a year after falling foul of Decree 54. The law passed in 2022 punishes the use of communications to "produce or spread false news."

Emirates is set to resume its services to Nigeria this October, after having suspended them back in October 2022. The airline will be operating a daily service…

The journalists were jailed for a year after falling foul of Decree 54. The law passed in 2022 punishes the use of communications to "produce or spread false news."

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Coastal erosion in Southern California could increase by three times, prompting a range of logistical and economic issues, a new study has found.