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The case for continued financial support for Lebanon’s Hariri tribunal

  • Critics argue the Special Tribunal for Lebanon failed and should close down because it did not lead to a single arrest 
  • Experts participating in an Arab News webinar said Hariri tribunal should be allowed to complete its mandate
By TAREK ALI AHMAD ·
UN Security Council faces criticism from Israeli and Palestinian envoys

UN Security Council faces criticism from Israeli and Palestinian envoys

By Ephrem Kossaify ·
Tunisia launches probe into funding of Ennahda party

Tunisia launches probe into funding of Ennahda party

By Arab News ·
Special Stolen statue of ancient Egyptian priest recovered from the Netherlands

Stolen statue of ancient Egyptian priest recovered from the Netherlands

By Mohammed Abu Zaid ·
Special Austria rejects EU military cooperation with Turkey

Austria rejects EU military cooperation with Turkey

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Special Yemen braces for third COVID-19 wave amid vaccine shortage

Yemen braces for third COVID-19 wave amid vaccine shortage

By Saeed Al-Batati ·
Greece, Cyprus win Jordan backing against Erdogan ‘ghost town’ plan

Greece, Cyprus win Jordan backing against Erdogan ‘ghost town’ plan

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Tunisia Crisis
Tunisia launches probe into funding of Ennahda party
Tunisia launches probe into funding of Ennahda party
Tunisia in political turmoil as president dismisses more officials
Tunisia in political turmoil as president dismisses more officials
Tunisians back their president as he vows: ‘Your freedoms are safe’
Tunisians back their president as he vows: ‘Your freedoms are safe’
A Tunisian protester lifts a national flag at an anti-government rally as security forces block off the road in front of the Parliament in the capital Tunis on July 25, 2021. (AFP)
Turmoil in Tunisia brings Ennahda’s moment of truth closer
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Special Lebanon prepares to mourn victims of Aug. 4 blast on first anniversary

Lebanon prepares to mourn victims of Aug. 4 blast on first anniversary

By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·
Massive fire ‘almost under control’ in north Lebanon video

Massive fire ‘almost under control’ in north Lebanon

By Bassam Zaazaa ·
Tunisia in political turmoil as president dismisses more officials

Tunisia in political turmoil as president dismisses more officials

By AFP ·
US sanctions Syrian officials and prisons over torture of civilians

US sanctions Syrian officials and prisons over torture of civilians

By ALI YOUNES ·
Schools in Egypt flourishing with Tokkatsu system

Schools in Egypt flourishing with Tokkatsu system

By Mohammed Al-Shamaa ·
Update Yemeni government demands ‘effective’ pressure on Houthis to accept peace efforts

Yemeni government demands ‘effective’ pressure on Houthis to accept peace efforts

By Saeed Al-Batati ·

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Saudi aviation authority issues update for citizens’ travel procedures abroad 
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UAE is an innovator in the management of food waste, experts say
DGDA, Saudi Botanical Society sign MoU to turn historic Diriyah green
DGDA, Saudi Botanical Society sign MoU to turn historic Diriyah green
Ignore false COVID-19 claims and get vaccinated, Saudi health authorities urge public
Ignore false COVID-19 claims and get vaccinated, Saudi health authorities urge public
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Saudi Arabia participates in global education summit

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