The head of the Arab League said on Friday that Syria will not join the consultative meeting of Arab foreign ministers in Lebanon. After arriving in Beirut, Ahmed Aboul Gheit said, “All Arab countries will participate in the consultative meeting of the Arab foreign ministers on Saturday, except Syria whose membership is frozen.” With regards to the agenda of the meeting, Gheit said every minister will propose issues for discussion
The speaker of Libya’s parliament and the head of the High Council of State were invited by the UN special advisor on Libya, Stephanie Williams, on Monday to meet within ten days
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MoreA “mutual understanding” on efforts to confront dangers threatening security and stability in the region was reflected in talks between Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman
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MoreIn a new escalation of tension between the two countries over the disputed Western Sahara region, Algeria suspended all tourism ties with Spain on Monday. All tour operators were asked to immediately
MoreOn Monday, state media reported that a bill was agreed upon by Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Foreign Minister Yair Lapid to be submitted next week for the dissolution of the
MoreAccording to Airbus’ chief executive, the company is in discussions with Qatar Airways to try to resolve a bitter legal and safety dispute over the A350 passenger jet. Guillaume Faury, on the
MoreThe Turkish National Defense Ministry said on Sunday that Turkish forces “neutralized” four YPG/PKK terrorists in northern Syria. The ministry said in a statement that the terrorists were plotting an attack in
MoreIn protest of the sacking of their colleagues by President Kais Saied, Tunisian judges have extended their ongoing strike for a third week. Murad al-Masoudi, the head of the Association of Young
MoreLebanon has been called on by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to respect the verdict of a UN-backed court on the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri in 2005. Spokesperson Farhan
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