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Abu Dhabi removes UK, Tajikistan from COVID-19 Green List, adds Malta

Abu Dhabi removes UK, Tajikistan from COVID-19 Green List, adds Malta

  • Passengers arriving from Green List countries will only be required to undergo a PCR test at Abu Dhabi Airport
  • The UK has placed the UAE on its red list where passengers arriving from the country must isolate in hotels after their arrival
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Special Egypt sends letter to UN Security Council about Renaissance Dam

Egypt sends letter to UN Security Council about Renaissance Dam

By Mohammed Abu Zaid ·
Greece says Turkish patrol boat damaged coast guard vessel

Greece says Turkish patrol boat damaged coast guard vessel

By AFP ·
Algeria awaits results after voters snub elections

Algeria awaits results after voters snub elections

By AFP ·
IRC denounces deadly attack on Syria hospital

IRC denounces deadly attack on Syria hospital

By AFP ·
Special Netanyahu ‘might be down but he’s not out’

Netanyahu ‘might be down but he’s not out’

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Special How Iraq’s Al-Hashd Al-Shaabi turned into an Iranian foreign policy instrument

How Iraq’s Al-Hashd Al-Shaabi turned into an Iranian foreign policy instrument

By Paul Iddon ·

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Saudi Peace Initiative
Saudi Arabia ‘committed to all efforts to end conflict,’ minister tells Yemen PM
Saudi Arabia ‘committed to all efforts to end conflict,’ minister tells Yemen PM
Saudi Arabia’s peace initiative for Yemen gains groundswell of support
Saudi Arabia’s peace initiative for Yemen gains groundswell of support
Saudi Arabia’s crown prince and Yemen’s president discuss Saudi peace initiative
Saudi Arabia’s crown prince and Yemen’s president discuss Saudi peace initiative
Yemen’s President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi meets UN envoy to Yemen Martin Griffiths in Riyadh. (Saba)
Yemen’s president meets UN and US envoys to discuss Saudi peace initiative
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Protests over police abuses continue in Tunisian capital

Protests over police abuses continue in Tunisian capital

By Reuters ·
Special Egypt welcomes Qatar invite

Egypt welcomes Qatar invite

By Mohammed Abu Zaid ·
Drought-hit Jordan to build Red Sea desalination plant

Drought-hit Jordan to build Red Sea desalination plant

By AFP ·
Jordan’s former royal court chief charged in Prince Hamzah sedition case

Jordan’s former royal court chief charged in Prince Hamzah sedition case

By Raed Omari ·
Two thirds of eligible people in Dubai fully vaccinated against COVID-19

Two thirds of eligible people in Dubai fully vaccinated against COVID-19

By Reuters ·
Algerian parliamentary election results expected within days, authority says

Algerian parliamentary election results expected within days, authority says

By AP ·

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Ousted Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi on trial; critics say charges bogus
Ousted Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi on trial; critics say charges bogus
Abu Dhabi removes UK, Tajikistan from COVID-19 Green List, adds Malta
Abu Dhabi removes UK, Tajikistan from COVID-19 Green List, adds Malta
China slams G7 ‘manipulation’ after Xinjiang, Hong Kong criticism
China slams G7 ‘manipulation’ after Xinjiang, Hong Kong criticism
Abu Dhabi’s ADQ in talks to invest $500m in India’s Flipkart
Abu Dhabi’s ADQ in talks to invest $500m in India’s Flipkart
Tesla to accept bitcoin again when greener
Tesla to accept bitcoin again when greener

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