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Relatives of victims who were killed in Monday’s bomb attack in Suruc mourn over the coffins at a cemetery in Gaziantep, Turkey, July 21, 2015. REUTERS/Stringer

Arab Residents in Turkey Take to Streets in Support of Erdogan

by Asharq Al-Awsat | Jul 21, 2016 | Middle East

Istanbul-Thousands of Arabs residing in Turkey showed up at Istanbul squares, on Tuesday evening, to participate in a demonstration organized by a group of Arab organizations and societies to denunciate the abrupt coup and express their support to Turkish President...

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MP Salim Al Jabouri in a press conference yesterday, A.F.P

Iraq: Lawmakers Demand Change in Three Governing Premierships

by Hamza Mustafa | Apr 14, 2016 | Middle East

Baghdad-Protesting ministers at the Iraqi parliament took their demonstrations to a whole new level, after having around 164 council members sign a petition demanding to replace those assigned to three posts in authority: Iraqi President Fuad Masum, Parliamentary...

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Thousands Demand Jobs in Tunisia

Thousands Demand Jobs in Tunisia

by Asharq Al-Awsat English | Jan 20, 2016 | Latest News, Middle East

TUNIS – Police fired tear gas to disperse thousands of protesters demanding jobs in the impoverished Tunisian city of Kasserine on Wednesday, as smaller demonstrations broke out in the capital and at least eight other towns, residents said. Crowds burned tyres...

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Protests caused unprecedented traffic in Baghdad

Maliki and Ameri, March in “Popular Mobilization Forces” Militia Protests against Ankara

by Hamza Mustafa | Dec 13, 2015 | Latest News, Middle East

  After failed negotiations with the Turkish envoy to Iraq recently, the Iraqi government escalated the Turkey row over troop deployment on Iraqi grounds to the UN Security Council requesting that Turkey withdraws all its forces immediately. The message phrased “we...

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The Vice President and Prime Minister of Yemen Khaled Bahah inspects one of the fronts in Ma’rib with its governor Sultan Al-Arada (Reuters)

Bahah on the Ma’rib Front, and Students in Sana’a Protest against Al-Houthi’s Visit

by Arafat Madabish | Nov 23, 2015 | Middle East

The Vice President and Prime Minister of Yemen Khaled Bahah paid a surprise visit to the Ma’rib governorate, east of the capital Sana’a yesterday. The visit by a high ranking government official was the first of its kind in the region since the outbreak of war in the...