Sudan and one rebel group sign a preliminary deal on political and security arrangements, paving the way for eventual reconciliation through ongoing talks.https://t.co/a5qBHSPG2U
Central Bank of #Libya in Benghazi: #GNA's Sarraj with the support of Sadiq Kabir the Chairman of libyan Central Bank of #Tripoli sold 16 tons of gold at a low price to #Qatar and #Turkey Other weapons transfers were made via the Libyan embassy in Paris France and Roma Italy pic.twitter.com/urLZP7zWhj
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Stripping the Treasury before it falls to Haftar
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All those Moslem Brotherhooders supporting one another —and Turkey's mercenaries must be paid for. Turkey can’t afford to give it away as if they were oil sheiks.
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That's around $25 billion at market price. Quite the nest egg for a luxurious exile in a European vacation hot spot even after the Turks and Qataris take their pound of flesh.
#Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan declares that warlord Khalifa Haftar has to be stopped to prevent bloodshed in #Libya. He says that peace is needed in Libya to stop the resurgence of ISIS and Qaeda, adding that the Libyan chaos will affect all the Mediterranean countries pic.twitter.com/Cg6S0OYaQU
Watch: Saudi Deputy Minister of Defense Prince Khalid bin Salman explains the importance of Saudi Arabia’s support for the Yemeni government and what would have happened if the Iran-backed Houthis had taken the whole country.https://t.co/FOuGGG29z6pic.twitter.com/LqVW82Zv3c
[FoxNews] An Iranian student who was denied entry to the United States on arrival and deported this week, amid objections from top Democrats and left-wing activists, has family ties to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps and Lebanon-based terror group Hezbollah, a Department of Homeland Security official told Fox News.
Mohammad Shahab Dehghani Hossein was denied entry to the U.S. and detained on Sunday when he arrived on a student visa at Boston Logan International Airport.
His detention sparked outrage from activists, who flooded the airport demanding his release. It also drew objections from Northeastern University, where Dehghani was due to be enrolled, and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
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[AlAhram] Ayatollah Ali Sistani has been an unlikely saviour of Iraq, and his hospitalisation last week has left many Iraqis concerned about his health and their own future
Sistani underwent surgery on a fractured thigh on 16 January following an accident in his home in Najaf. He reportedly fractured a thigh bone when he slipped while washing before evening prayers. Sistani, who turns 90 later this year, was discharged from hospital a day later and returned to his home in Najaf where he will stay under medical observation.
Like many grand ayatollahs before him, Ali Sistani is among the small group of senior holy mans who lead the Shia theological school in Najaf, the bastion of spiritual Shiism, which stretches its moral power across Iraq and much of the world’s Shia Moslem community.
But since the overthrow of the Sunni-dominated regime of former president Saddam Hussein, Sistani has dominated the leadership of the Shia marjiya, the spiritual reference for Shias, and turned the city into the centre of the faith’s political power in Iraq.
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A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
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Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
over three years, presented in a multi volume set intended to chronicle the death, violence and mayhem which has
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[FoxNews] An Iranian student who was denied entry to the United States on arrival and deported this week, amid objections from top Democrats and left-wing activists, has family ties to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps and Lebanon-based terror group Hezbollah, a Department of Homeland Security official told Fox News.
[AlAhram] Ayatollah Ali Sistani has been an unlikely saviour of Iraq, and his hospitalisation last week has left many Iraqis concerned about his health and their own future
