- 17 November, 2024
Tunisia Protests: Fourth night of protests sees hundreds of protesters being arrested
Tunisia is witnessing widespread protests, entering into its fourth night. On Monday, the centre of Tunis, capital city of Tunisia saw protesters returning to streets
More demonstrations in Iraq, clashes and victims
Thousands of Iraqis took to the streets in the southern Iraqi city of Nassiriya after a citizen died of injuries sustained in clashes last week
Amid protests for revolution, Lebanon’s ruling class continues to control the system
The devastating blast at Beirut’s port on August 4 sent shock wave across Lebanon, affecting thousands of life in the aftermath. Notedly, the responsibility of
Libya: Al-Serraj’s speech does not convince the demonstrators
The televised speech last night by the Libyan President of the Council of the Government of National Accord (GNA), Fayez Al-Sarraj, failed to calm the
Repression against journalists continues in Algeria
Algeria condemned to three-year prison a well-known Algerian journalist for reporting on anti-government demonstrations. Local activists and international organizations of Human Rights defenders repeatedly denounced
Beirut blast sparks anger in people, protestors raise call for government to quit
On Sunday, Central Beirut turned into a battle ground as over 10,000 protestors, gathered at Martyrs’ Square, tried to storm into the Parliament, government ministries
A new wave of protests against the government in Lebanon
A new wave of protests against the government is putting Lebanon on fire. Demonstrators set fire to roadways and clashed….
Elections in Libya: Question of Peace or Protest in the country
People in Lebanon have taken to the streets expressing their anger over the government’s handling of economic crisis. The protests all across the nation took
Israeli Supreme Court proposes “protected rent” to Arab families in East Jerusalem
In conjunction with the return of the Lebanese demonstrators to the streets to protest the deteriorating economic conditions,members of the Lebanese Parliament were received by
Allawi’s government is “politically besieged” … and security continues to kill protesters in Iraq.
The government of Prime Minister-designate Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi is still “politically besieged” awaiting to be entrusted, while Iraqi security continued to use violence against protesters,