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Author: Peter Mulvany

Gunmen abduct German activist in Baghdad

July 21, 2020 Peter Mulvany

Unidentified gunmen have kidnapped in the Iraqi capital a German activist affiliated to the Goethe Institute, reports say. Hella Mewis according to the Iraqi police was abducted near her office on the Abu Nuwas Street at the evening hours. She Read more

Headlines, World NewsAbu Nuwas Street, Baghdad, German activist, Goethe Institute, gunmen, Hella Mewis, Iraq

Netflix brushes aside rumors of exit from Turkey

July 21, 2020 Peter Mulvany

California-based media and tech service provider Netflix has denied rumors it is exiting Turkey after it came under attack over a controversial Turkish TV series to feature a gay character. The company in statement issued Monday re-assured its members that Read more

Headlines, World NewsLove 101, Mahir Ünal, Netflix, RTÜK, Turkey

Sudan’s army moves to launch legal actions against insulting activists, journalists

July 20, 2020 Peter Mulvany

Sudan’s army has announced legal actions against journalists and activists for insults and accusations that have crossed the “bounds of patience”. The announcement made Saturday came following massive demonstrations in capital Khartoum last month against the ruling coalition over slow-paced Read more

Headlines, World Newsactivist, demonstration, journalist, Khartoum, Sudan

Qatar to host west region of 2020 Asian Champions League

July 16, 2020July 17, 2020 Peter Mulvany

Asian Football Confederation Thursday chose Qatar to host in a single tournament the west region of this year’s edition of the Asian Champions League affected the covid-19 pandemic. The host of the next World Cup in 2022 will the group Read more

Gulf News, HeadlinesAFC, Asian Football Confederation, Champions League, COVID-19, pandemic, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates

Gunmen kill one Lebanese soldier in attacks on army positions

July 14, 2020 Peter Mulvany

A Lebanese soldier was killed Monday after some gunmen opened fire on an army patrol and army positions in several areas across the Baalbek region, reports say. The military command neither revealed the identity of the attackers nor apprehended them Read more

Headlines, World News

Lebanese TV Show host to stand trial in October after insulting Turkey’s President

July 13, 2020 Peter Mulvany

A Lebanese TV show host is due to stand a trial in October after he insulted Turkey and its leader that he referred to as “evil”. Neshan Der Haroutiounian has come under fired after he made insulting remarks about Turkey Read more

Headlines, World NewsLebanon, Neshan Der Haroutiounian, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey

Sudan reopens airports for flights from Turkey, UAE & Egypt

July 10, 2020 Peter Mulvany

Sudan Thursday said it has re-opened Khartoum international airport for flights from UAE, Turkey and Egypt, after a four-month hiatus owing to covid-19 pandemic. Ibrahim Adlan, the general director of Sudan’s Civil Aviation Authority, said air traffic has partially resumed Read more

Headlines, World Newscoronavirus, COVID-19, Egypt, Khartoum, pandemic, Sudan, Turkey, United Arab Emirates

Pro Hezbollah supporters stage protest in Beirut against US top military envoy’s visit

July 9, 2020 Peter Mulvany

Hundreds of Hezbollah supporters demonstrated Wednesday in capital Beirut to denounce the visit a top US military commander, The New Arab reports. The protestors occupied the road to leading to Beirut international airport as the US Central Command chief Kenneth Read more

Headlines, World NewsBeirut, Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbollah, Kenneth F McKenzie, Lebanon

Gaza to dispatch medical team to West Bank to help fight covid-19

July 8, 2020July 23, 2020 Peter Mulvany

Authorities in enclaved Palestinian territory of Gaza have decided to send a squad of medical doctors to the West Bank to help in the fight against the covid-19 pandemic. Deputy Health Minister in Gaza Dr Yousef Abu Al-Rish made the Read more

Headlines, World NewsCOVID-19, gaza, Hebron, lockdown, Palestine, Yousef Abu Al-Rish

EU wields Israel boycott if Tel Aviv goes ahead with annexation plan

July 6, 2020July 7, 2020 Peter Mulvany

The European Union, UE, will boycott Israel if it presses ahead with the annexation of the West Bank, the Jewish country’s foreign minister Gabi Ashkenazi warned Sunday. Ashkenazi reportedly indicated the EU has discussed punishing action against Israel if it Read more

Headlines, World NewsBenjamin Netanyahu, European Union, Gabi Ashkenazi, Israel, Jordan Valley, West Bank

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