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Iraq Reopens Safwan Border Crossing with Kuwait - Vimarsana News

Iraq Reopens Safwan Border Crossing with Kuwait

By John Lee. Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shiaa Al-Sudani officially reopened the Safwan Border Crossing with Kuwait on Saturday after extensive renovations aimed at increasing capacity and efficiency. During his visit, Prime Minister Al-Sudani toured the facility, inspected its operations, and met with travelers from Gulf Arab countries, instructing officials to facilitate the entry of

About 3 million & 600 thousand pilgrims enter Iraq for Arbaeen - Vimarsana News

About 3 million & 600 thousand pilgrims enter Iraq for Arbaeen

Iraq's Ministry of the Interior announced that about 3 million and 600 thousand Pilgrimage have entered the country since the beginning of the Arbaeen Pilgrimage.

Iraq to establish two special pilgrim cities in Basra - Vimarsana News

Iraq to establish two special pilgrim cities in Basra

Astan Quds Husseini in Iraq, announced the start of initial efforts to create two special pilgrim cities at the Shalamcheh and Safwan border crossings in the Basra province.

Iraq's Minister of Interior: 4 border crossings are active 24 hours a day during Arbaeen - Vimarsana News

Iraq's Minister of Interior: 4 border crossings are active 24 hours a day during Arbaeen

The Iraqi Minister of Interior announced regarding the Arbaeen procession: Four border crossings will operate 24 hours during Arbaeen.

CIDOB - Why does the west so often get Tunisia wrong? - Vimarsana News

CIDOB - Why does the west so often get Tunisia wrong?

After the 2011 revolt forced Ben Ali out of power, many Western observers deluded themselves into thinking that Tunisia was successfully building democracy while its Arab neighbours were failing. They had been equally deluded about the quality of the country’s economic management before 2011. It has taken them many years to realise that they have got Tunisia wrong.

Source: cidob.org