A Tunisian appeals court has reduced the prison sentences of four social media influencers convicted of "violating public morals" online, according to AFP, quoting a lawyer Hammadi Henchiri. Last October, the justice ministry published a statement urging prosecutors to take legal action against internet users producing content deemed offensive to "public morals".
Tunisia’s main opposition leader, Rached Ghannouchi, co-founder of the Ennahdha party, had his prison sentence extended by 22 years
In private meetings, Egyptian officials strongly opposed U.S. President Donald Trump’s controversial proposal to relocate Palestinians from Gaza
The IMF is set to release a new loan agreement with Egypt for approval by its board, according to the
This weekend around 4,000 tons of food supplies, blankets, and medicines are set to be loaded on a ship
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