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15 October 2018
Five Algerian generals in prison over corruption
The military court in Algeria has imprisoned five top military members, who were dismissed for alleged corruption and bribe....
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15 October 2018
Jordan and Syria agree to re-open the Naseeb-Jaber border crossing
Jordan and Syria have agreed to re-open the Naseeb-Jaber border crossing....
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14 October 2018
Construction of 31 settler housing units in Hebron, West Bank
On Sunday 14 October, the Israeli government gave its approval to the construction of 31 housing units and 2 kindergartens for Jewish settlers in Hebron, West Bank, against international law mandate....
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13 October 2018
Head of B’Tselem NGO invited to appear before UN Security Council
Hagai El-Ad, head of human rights NGO B'Tselem, is expected to appear before the UN Security Council to speak on behalf of Israeli civil society at a regular Middle East discussion....
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13 October 2018
Turkey releases US pastor after two years
A court in Turkey has freed a US pastor from house arrest over alleged links to political groups in case that resulted in US sanctions over Turkey....
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11 October 2018
HR/VP Mogherini meets with UN Secretary General Special Representative for Libya Ghassan Salamé
High Representative/Vice-President Federica Mogherini, met with the Special Representative for Libya of the UN Secretary-General Ghassan Salamé to discuss the situation in Libya....
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11 October 2018
Egyptian military court sentences 17 people to death over church bombings
An Egyptian military court sentenced 17 people to death over their involvement in the 2016 and 2017 bombings of three churches and a police checkpoint that killed more than 80 people....
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10 October 2018
3 women found murdered at the Turkey-Greece frontier
Three women, suspected to be a mother and her two daughters, have been found beheaded on the land border between Greece and Turkey, at the Evros river pass....
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10 October 2018
Tunisia, first Arab country to criminalize racism
Tunisia, a country that has around 15% of black population, has approved a law against racial discrimination, and thus, has become the first Arab one to do so. ...
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