Egypt eyes increasing Indian tourists’ arrival
The Egyptian Tourism Authority and the Union of Indian Trip Organisers have signed a cooperation protocol, named ‘One Million Indian Tourists,’ and oriented towards promoting […]
Articles by Khalid Al Mouahidi
Algeria to bring together Arabs at Geneva II
Algeria has confirmed its participation at the next international Geneva Conference geared towards ending the Syrian War. Foreign Minister Ramtane Lamamra said they are determined […]
Iraq : Air force boosted to fight al-Qaeda
The ongoing campaign against terroristactivities in Iraq has received a boost from the US. The Iraqi air force received dozens of Hellfire air-to-ground missiles to […]
Turkey: Erdogan should resign, Environment Minister
The corruption scandal in Turkey has taken another new turn after Prime Minister TayyipErdogan reshuffled his cabinet. Three ministers quit the government because of the […]
Syria : West admits Assad as better option
Bashar Assad’s powerful ally, Russia, has claimed that demands for the Syrian president to step down from power have died down because there is no […]
Iran opens up to European banks
Iran is planning to use some European banks in handling its oil exports transactions. Tehran is expecting western countries to relax their sanctions before eventually […]
Libya says “No” to Security Council
Tripoli has pulled away from the United Nations Security Council proposal to send forces into the country. Although Libya agreed to the plan when it […]
Oman : the decade deal
Oman’s economy has received another major boost to continue growing after the signing of a three decade deal between the state and British Petroleum (BP) […]
Tunisia : terrorists and drug cartels increase activities
As political parties in Tunisia continue their dialogue to end the standstill in forming a caretaker government, its border control is becoming more porous. The […]
Libya : Militias to leave ports, Union workers occupy
Libyan oil ports in the east are set to open and begin operation after being inactive for months due to the siege of the militias. […]