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Jared Kushner stands next to his father-in-law, US President Donald Trump, as they announce Bahrain's recognition of Israel in September 2020

Breaking Norms, Jared Kushner Scores Late-term Wins For Israel

Breaking norms, Jared Kushner scores late-term wins for Israel

US Adopts Map Of Morocco That Includes Western Sahara

People walk in a market street in Western Sahara's main city of Laayoune in November 2018

US adopts map of Morocco that includes Western Sahara

Morocco Savours W.Sahara Breakthrough In Israel Deal

Map of Western Sahara

Morocco savours W.Sahara breakthrough in Israel deal

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

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Moroccan Geeks Flock To 'Paradise For Hackers'

Moroccan geeks flock to 'paradise for hackers'

The pope's visit to the ancient city of Mosul in northern Iraq will be particularly significant

Pope Plans Historic Visit To Iraq

Pope plans historic visit to Iraq

Zinedine Zidane led Real Madrid to three Champions League titles during his first spell in charge

Zidane Gets Breathing Space After Sevilla Win

Zidane gets breathing space after Sevilla win

Craftsmen work on traditional palm wicker baskets at their shop in Egypt's western desert oasis of Siwa, home to the Siwi language

Egypt's Berber Speakers Cling To Language In Isolated Oasis

Egypt's Berber speakers cling to language in isolated oasis

The Senegalese port of Mbour has become a major set-off point for migrants trying to reach the Spanish Canaries

For Young Senegalese, Perilous Journey To Europe Worth The Risk

For young Senegalese, perilous journey to Europe worth the risk

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and his deputy Pablo Iglesias presented the government's budget plan last month -- but they must rely on controversial allies

Spain's Minority Government Relies On Controversial Allies

Spain's minority government relies on controversial allies

Malian migrants walk past a group of tourists in Gran Canaria, after being rescued by the Spanish coast guard

For Canary Isles Tourism, Migrant Surge A New Nightmare

For Canary Isles tourism, migrant surge a new nightmare

Gran Canaria's Arguineguin port has been overwhelmed with migrant arrivals

Spain To Set Up Camps For 7,000 Migrants In Canaries

Spain to set up camps for 7,000 migrants in Canaries

After their successes in Europe and the Americas, online platforms are looking to invest in the Middle East

Global Streaming Giants Blow Dust Off Mideast Music Business

Global streaming giants blow dust off Mideast music business

Palestinians walk on the beachfront of the Gaza Strip in a bid to escape the confinement of coronavirus restrictions -- which come on top of the Israeli blockade of the enclave

Gazans Take Coastal Walks To Escape 'Double Confinement'

Gazans take coastal walks to escape 'double confinement'

A handout picture published by the Royal Moroccan Army Facebook page on November 13, 2020, shows tents used by the Polisario Front ablaze near the Mauritanian border in Guerguerat after a military operation by Morocco

Traffic Resumes At Truck Stop That Sparked WSahara Tensions

Traffic resumes at truck stop that sparked WSahara tensions

The UN-patrolled ceasefire line in Western Sahara, a former Spanish colony disputed by Morocco and the pro-independence Polisario Front, runs deep inside the sparsely populated desert interior

Polisario Says W.Sahara Ceasefire Over As Rabat Launches Operation

Polisario says W.Sahara ceasefire over as Rabat launches operation

(FILES) In this file photo uniformed soldiers of the pro-independence Polisario Front of the disputed Western Sahara stand before a Sahrawi flag flying at the Boujdour refugee camp near the town of Tindouf in Western Algeria; the territory's ceasefire has

Western Sahara: War Looms In Africa's Contested Desert Land

Western Sahara: war looms in Africa's contested desert land

France's Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian (L) and Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry (R), gave a press conference during the top French diplomat's visit

French Minister Seeks To Ease Tensions Over Cartoons In Cairo Visit

French minister seeks to ease tensions over cartoons in Cairo visit

A woman leaves flowers on Barcelona's Las Ramblas boulevard, where one of the attackers rammed a van into pedestrians

Trio On Trial For Helping Barcelona Jihadist Attack Cell

Trio on trial for helping Barcelona jihadist attack cell

The sidewalk is empty outside the IMF and World Bank headquarters amid the coronavirus pandemic on October 1, 2020 in Washington

Pandemic Delays IMF Annual Meeting In Morocco To 2022

Pandemic delays IMF annual meeting in Morocco to 2022

Orange groves decimated by drought on the southern Moroccan plains around Agadir, as farmers bemoan a diversion of reservoir water to households

Drought Casts Shadow Over Prime Moroccan Farming Land

Drought casts shadow over prime Moroccan farming land

Micheline Roquebrune, pictured here in 2003 with her husband, said Connery wanted to 'slip away without any fuss.'

Sean Connery Widow Reveals He Had Suffered From Dementia

Sean Connery widow reveals he had suffered from dementia

Analysts say the spat between Erdogan and Macron could benefit both leaders

In Row With Macron, Erdogan Seeks Influence In Muslim World

In row with Macron, Erdogan seeks influence in Muslim world

Kuwaiti youths brandish placards expressing anger at French President Emmanuel Macron

Turkey Calls For France Boycott As Islamic World Backlash Grows

Turkey calls for France boycott as Islamic world backlash grows

The street where Charlie Hebdo journalists and cartoonists were gunned down at their offices in 2015 was the scene of a recent knife attack.

French Anti-Terror Officials Probing Fatal Stabbing Of Teacher In Paris

French anti-officials are treating a fatal stabbing in a suburb north of Paris as an act of terrorism.

The US Department of Agriculture has rolled out a second round of coronavirus aid to compensate farmers and ranchers for lost crop, dairy and egg production

Middle Eastern And Asian Countries Stockpile Food Amidst Poor Harvests, Pandemic Concerns

Egypt and Pakistan are the largest buyers, but China's latest five-year plan signals long-term commitment

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