Policy
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Turkey starts to obstruct Libya elections
Turkey has begun its attempts to disrupt the Libyan elections by pumping in more mercenaries, at a time when the…
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Sudan Frees Several Civilian Leaders Held since Coup
Sudanese authorities have released several civilian leaders detained since last month’s coup, a key plank in a deal aimed to…
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The Brotherhood is living their worst day in Turkey
Informed sources revealed that dozens of Brotherhood members holding Egyptian citizenship fled Turkey over the past few days, for political…
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The only way to end the Turkish economic crisis.. What does Erdogan have to do with it?
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s economic policies have proven unsuccessful in stabilizing the currency, which is falling by the day.…
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Muslim Brotherhood – A raging conflict between leaders
The tools of the Muslim Brotherhood conflict have reached the point of threats and escape against the backdrop of the…
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New details of Austria’s Muslim Brotherhood cells
Beatings and intimidation of one of the accused imams after raids that included sixty targets of the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist…
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Dabaiba officially submits candidacy for Presidential Elections in Libya
The head of Libya’s interim government, Abdulhamid Dabaiba, submitted his candidacy for the presidential elections scheduled for the end of…
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Abir Moussi: Brotherhood looted Tunisia’s treasury
The head of Tunisia’s Free Constitutional Party, Abir Moussi, said on Saturday that the Brotherhood had looted the country’s treasury.…
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Mangoush… Libya suffers foreign interference
Libya is suffering from foreign interference, Libya’s Foreign Minister Najla Mangoush has said. Libya: Foreign Minister affirmed the need for…
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Officially.. Aguila Salah running for president in Libya
The speaker of the Libyan parliament, Aguila Salah, submitted on Saturday his official nomination papers for the upcoming presidential elections…
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