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TÃ©lÃ©travailler pendant que les enfants sont aussi Ã la maison Ã suivre les cours est dÃ©venu trÃ¨s courant, mais l'ONU lance une mise en garde

Pandemic-driven Shift To Home Work Carries Risks, UN Says

Pandemic-driven shift to home work carries risks, UN says

Amid Nile Dam Tensions, Egypt Recalls Aswan 50 Years On

An Egyptian 'felucca' sailing boat on the Nile at Aswan; before the dam was built, Egypt was for millennia at the mercy of the seasonal rise and fall of the river

Amid Nile dam tensions, Egypt recalls Aswan 50 years on

Aswan High Dam: Nasser's Dream, Nubian Nightmare

High water mark: Head of the USSR's Supreme Soviet Nikolai Podgorny cuts the ribbon alongside Egyptian President Anwar al-Sadat (2nd R) at the inauguration of the Aswan High Dam, on January 15, 1971

Aswan High Dam: Nasser's dream, Nubian nightmare

Red lights line the Qatari side of the Abu Samrah border crossing with Saudi Arabia on Tuesday before its reopening as part of a deal to end a three and a half year rift

Qatar-Saudi Border Reopens After Thaw

Qatar-Saudi border reopens after thaw

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Watergen has developed atmospheric water generators that can produce 5,000 to 6,000 litres of drinking water per day, depending on the air's humidity, and donated two machines to the Gaza Strip

Israeli Firm In Gaza Extracts Drinking Water From Air

Israeli firm in Gaza extracts drinking water from air

Amnesty International activists hold a picture of student Giulio Regeni who was murdered in Egypt as they take part in a demonstration in front of the Italian Parliament in Rome in January 2017 a year after his killing

Egypt Clears Police Officers In Italian Student Murder

Egypt clears police officers in Italian student murder

First lady Melania Trump

Melania Trump’s Enigmatic Fashion Examined: What Did Experts Say About The FLOTUS’ Wardrobe?

Melania Trump's enigmatic fashion received different reactions from experts, according to a report.

Libyan fighters loyal to eastern strongman Khalifa Haftar fire guns during a funeral of a comrade in November 1, 2020; Haftar has urged his troops 'drive out' Turkish forces

Libya's Eastern Strongman Urges Troops 'Drive Out' Turkish Forces

Libya's eastern strongman urges troops 'drive out' Turkish forces

The coronavirus pandemic has dampened holidays for people around the world

LatAm Countries Begin Mass Vaccinations As Europe Fears New Strain

LatAm countries begin mass vaccinations as Europe fears new strain

Gal Gadot, best known for "Wonder Woman," is confirmed to produce and star in a new big-screen epic about Cleopatra

Gal Gadot Defends Playing Cleopatra In Upcoming Biopic Following 'Whitewashing' Controversy

Gal Gadot has defended her casting as Cleopatra in an upcoming film, saying she was "very passionate" about the historic queen of Egypt.

A Mexican dancer performs during a Cairo festival -- foreign belly dancers have dominated the Egyptian scene in recent years

Foreigners Shake Up Egypt's Belly Dancing Scene

Foreigners shake up Egypt's belly dancing scene

Donald Trump's son-in-law and advisor Jared Kushner, left, met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday in Jerusalem

US-Israeli Delegation Signs Deals In Morocco Marking Normalisation

US-Israeli delegation signs deals in Morocco marking normalisation

Trump with Tax Bill

Second Stimulus Update: Why Public Is Demanding Trump Veto New Bill

Lawmakers tied the relief act to $4.7 billion in foreign aid -- and Americans aren't happy about it.

Morocco is home to North Africa's largest Jewish community, which has been there since ancient times; this October 13, 2017 photograph shows a ceremony in a synagogue in Marrakesh

Morocco, Israel To Seal Normalisation With First Direct Flight

Morocco, Israel to seal normalisation with first direct flight

Liverpool's Mohamed Salah scored a hat-trick in the win over Leeds

Premier League Rumors: Liverpool-Salah Headed For Breakup; Reds Monitoring 30-Goal Striker

Mohamed Salah is not a happy camper after being snubbed by Jurgen Klopp.

Syrian farmer Ayman Ibrahim harvests Azolla aquatic ferns which he uses as livestock feed to dodge skyrocketing prices for animal fodder

Struggling Syria Farmers Turn To Tropical Fern For Fodder

Struggling Syria farmers turn to tropical fern for fodder

A record number of reporters were in jail in 2020, the Committee to Protect Journalists said

Record Number Of Journalists Jailed In 2020, Says Watchdog

Record number of journalists jailed in 2020, says watchdog

This combination of file pictures created on December 10, 2020 shows Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (L), US President Donald Trump (C), and Morocco's King Mohammed VI

Morocco Normalizes Ties With Israel And Wins Trump Nod On Sahara Dispute

Morocco normalizes ties with Israel and wins Trump nod on Sahara dispute

This picture, released by the Egyptian presidency, shows President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi receiving the Legion d'Honneur at the Elysee Palace.

Macron Gave Sisi France's Highest Award On Paris Visit: Official

Macron gave Sisi France's highest award on Paris visit: official

Saudi King Salman (L) chats with Emir of Qatar Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani in Doha in December 2016, seven months before the rift between Doha and a Riyadh-led quartet of countries

Saudi Pushes To End Gulf Feud, But Full Resolution Elusive

Saudi pushes to end Gulf feud, but full resolution elusive

The Herodium fortress, with King Herod's tomb site and the theatre he built between 23-15 BCE in the Judaean desert, southeast of Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank

Israel Unveils Parts Of Herod's Palace Buried By Judean King

Israel unveils parts of Herod's palace buried by Judean king

France is not 'fostering anti-Muslim racism', Macron said

France Defends Law Combatting 'Pernicious' Islamist Radicalism

France defends law combatting 'pernicious' Islamist radicalism

The Indian government's actions were highlighted as of particular concern

Pandemic Putting Democracy Under Threat: Study

Pandemic putting democracy under threat: study

Yemeni women from a poor family prepare food for cooking as other girls wash clothes in a shack in the Red Sea port city of Hodeida in January 2019

Yemeni Woman Who Trudged Through Deserts To Reach UK Wants To Rescue Children From Homeland

For the first time, the 29-year-old Yemeni woman spoke about her long and difficult journey to the U.K.

Civilians have fled Ethiopia in droves and the UN has warned of a large-scale humanitarian crisis

Drones, Wars, Genocide: Tainted Legacy Of Nobel Peace Laureates

Drones, wars, genocide: Tainted legacy of Nobel Peace laureates

Beitar Jerusalem's La Familia fan club are known for their songs against the Prophet Mohammed

Abu Dhabi Royal Family Member Buys Half Of Israeli Football Club

Abu Dhabi royal family member buys half of Israeli football club

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