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Iraq says 40 per cent of population is aged below 15
National survey scheduled for November 2020 was postponed during the economic crisis and Covid-19 pandemic
Al Aqsa: A decade of tension continues to build
Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir entered the compound in Jerusalem, angering Palestinians and drawing condemnation
UAE and China call for UNSC meeting after Ben-Gvir's Al Aqsa visit
The Emirates has strongly condemned 'storming of Al Aqsa Mosque courtyard' by Israeli minister
Iraq recovers $2.6 million in stolen public funds
Officials say this is part of $2.5 billion embezzled in a cheque fraud in 2021 and 2022
US awards Boeing $426m contract to make 12 Chinooks for Egypt
Egypt is expected to replace its CH-47D with new CH-47F aircraft as part of the deal
Sudan closes border with Central African Republic
Move was to prevent 'sedition and maintain good neighbourliness'
Libyan parliament assigns legal team to defend Lockerbie suspect
Abu Agila Mohammad Masud appeared in a US court over charges that he made the bomb that downed a plane over Scotland in 1988
Libya’s Dbeibah vows 2023 will be a year of 'elections and unity’
Election plans in December 2021 collapsed amid disagreements between rival factions and prominent candidates
Houthis want civil service wage row resolved before peace talks
Internationally recognised Yemeni government says it is committed to paying state employees' salaries
Israeli missiles kill two at Damascus airport, says Syria
Salvo from direction of Sea of Galilee under Israeli control hit airport in early hours of Monday, said Syrian military
Kuwait Defence Ministry to co-operate with military deals probe
Country ordered European fighter jets and helicopters in deals worth nearly $10 billion
Kuwaiti government lays out four-year plan to parliament
Kuwait held elections in September after Crown Prince Sheikh Meshaal dissolved parliament to end a political stand-off
Iraqi government proposes new schools, hospital beds and homes
Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al Sudani looks to get agenda started after coming to power more than a month ago
Jordan's lorry and public transport drivers end fuel price strike
Agreement reach on increased subsidies in return for not increasing fares, regulator says
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard vows 'no mercy for rioters'
Attorney general hints that unit responsible for enforcing dress codes is being disbanded, after role in sparking months of protests
