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On Monday, the US Army began withdrawing from the Qasrak base in northeastern Syria, and will withdraw completely from the country within a month, according to several sources. This step comes after the advance of government forces in areas that were under the control of…
Read moreThe black comedy film "Battle after Battle" won six awards at the BAFTA ceremony, including best film and best director for Paul Thomas Anderson, ahead of "Hamnet" and "Sinners." The evening witnessed a surprise win by Robert Aramayo, who won the Best Actor award...
Read moreThe French Winter Olympics team is returning home following the closing ceremony of the Milona-Cortina games and will be carrying with them a record medal haul after the country secured a total of 23…
Read more“The eye is keen and the hand is short,” say Palestinian shopping employees, after the terrible high prices witnessed in the markets. The financial crisis deepened and employees were no longer able to meet basic needs. FRANCE 24 correspondent reports...
Read moreIn Pakistan, more and more women are stepping into the ring — a space long seen as the preserve of men. At the 5th National Women’s Boxing Championship, participation surpassed 100 athletes for the first…
Read moreRemarks from Ministry of Foreign Affairs come after Trump says he is considering an attack if nuclear deal not reached.
Read moreStudents held protests which led to clashes at several Iranian universities for a second day on Sunday, according to local news agencies and social media posts, with Iran facing a U.S. military buildup…
Read moreIslamabad stated that it "launched selective targeting operations based on intelligence information against seven terrorist camps and hideouts of the Pakistani Taliban," adding that it had also targeted a branch of the Islamic State. For its part, the Afghan Ministry of Defense vowed an "appropriate response...
Read moreAntonio Guterres highlights 'blatant violations of human rights, human dignity and international law' in Palestine.
Read moreMore than 200 Venezuelan political prisoners were on hunger strike Sunday to demand their release under a new amnesty law that excludes many of them. The inmates at the Rodeo I prison, about 40 kilometers…
Read moreNemesio Oseguera, the drug lord known as 'El Mencho' and who was killed by the army on Sunday, was an infamous figure in Mexico and was someone who had "unleashed terror" as part of his violent tactics…
Read moreIn this issue of Hawa Masr, Tamer Ezz El-Din hosts Amina Khairy, journalist columnist for Independent Arabia, and Magdy Shendi, editor-in-chief of Al-Mashhad newspaper, to discuss the reasons for naming a Minister of State for Information in the new ministerial reshuffle after the position became vacant...
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