Citing security reasons, police in Somalia announce a curfew in Mogadishu ahead of the long-delayed election.Published On 14 May 202214 May 2022Somalia is set to hold its long-delayed presidential vote this weekend, ending the

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DUBAI: Forty-one civilians in all were murdered in the single coldblooded incident in 2013. One by one, the blindfolded detainees were brought to the edge of a freshly dug pit in the Damascus suburb

Shireen Abu Akleh, the Palestinian Al Jazeera journalist killed by Israeli forces on Wednesday, was a veteran television correspondent who became a household name across the Arab world for her bold coverage of the

DUBAI: Education, it is said, is an investment in the future. That is why the Gulf Arab states have invested heavily in high-quality schools, creating the infrastructure necessary for students to reach their full

The government authorises military and police to detain people without arrest warrants the day after the deadly violence and the PM’s resignation.Published On 10 May 202210 May 2022Sri Lanka has given emergency powers to

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BEIRUT: The second round of Lebanese expat voting took place on Sunday, with overseas voters from 48 countries heading to the polls as the country hopes for a break in the political impasse. Given