gaza
Hamas, two other Palestinian groups say Gaza ceasefire deal 'closer than ever'
Hamas and two other Palestinian militant groups said on Saturday that a Gaza ceasefire deal with Israel is "closer
Tunisian lawmakers have rejected rumours of a draft law to legalise polygamy, dismissing claims that the move could overturn the country’s seven-decade ban. Circulating since late November, the rumour alleged parliament was drafting a decree aligning with President Kais Saied’s conservative policies, challenging the 1956 Personal Status Code. Introduced by President Habib Bourguiba, the Code banned polygamy and positioned Tunisia as a regional leader in women’s rights. Officials reaffirmed their commitment to the law.
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Hamas, two other Palestinian groups say Gaza ceasefire deal 'closer than ever'
Hamas and two other Palestinian militant groups said on Saturday that a Gaza ceasefire deal with Israel is "closer
Mauritania
Madkour Group to invest $200M in Mauritania natural gas power plant
Egyptian engineering and infrastructure powerhouse, Madkour Group, is investing in Mauritania’s energy network with a state-of-the-art natural gas power
Egypt
US authorizes military sales of more than $5 billion to Egypt
The United States government on Friday authorized the sale of more than $5 billion in military equipment to Egypt, which
Morocco
Mauritania backs Morocco’s Atlantic Initiative and gas pipeline
Morocco’s King Mohammed VI met with Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani, President of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania, as