- Tunisian President Kais Saied is preparing to ask the public for their thoughts on a new constitution.
President Kais Saied sacked the government, suspended parliament, and seized wide-ranging powers on July 25
The former law professor has long called for an overhaul of the country's post-revolution political system
- The election, set for December 24, was meant to be the culmination of UN-led efforts to drag Libya out of...
Libya's interim Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah chaired a cabinet meeting on Thursday, marking his return to the post
This happened despite concerns that postponing of the country's presidential election could jeopardize his position
- Having more than trebled in value to $60,000 between December 2020 and April, bitcoin has lost some shine to trade...
Having more than trebled in value to $60,000 between December 2020 and April, bitcoin has lost some shine to trade at under $50,000 heading into the new year
The record high in April occurred with the stock market debut of cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase.
- International oil prices surged by around 36.5 percent and reached a 7-year peak, exceeding US$ 82 a barrel at the...
International oil prices surged by around 36.5 percent and reached a 7-year peak, exceeding US$ 82 a barrel at the end of November 2021, the highest level since October 2014
Increased demand from major oil consumers like China, South Korea, India, and the European Union was responsible for the rise.
- Earlier this month Turkey and Armenia named special representatives to work on the normalisation of ties.Turkey will be represented by...
Arch-enemies Armenia and Turkey have recently made tentative moves to improve relations
Arch-enemies Armenia and Turkey have recently made tentative moves to improve relations
- Finance Minister Nureddin Nebati urged citizens to sue economists who comment on social media about the lira's slide. His remarks...
Lira entered a tailspin that saw it lose nearly half its value from the start of November to the moment President Erdogan announced new currency support measures last week.
Nebati accused the commentators of using "psychological warfare" by urging Turks to buy gold and dollars in order to preserve their savings against further lira declines.
- The exchange house used a civilian vehicle to transport the money instead of using Cash-in-Transit Agent.
The exchange house used a civilian vehicle to transport the money instead of using Cash-in-Transit Agent
The CBUAE works to ensure that all licensed financial institutions operating in the UAE, including exchange houses, abide by UAE laws
- The ancient bathhouses of Syria's second city Aleppo are filling up again, not because of a revived fad, but due...
With their marble steam rooms, hexagonal fountains and distinctive domes, Aleppo's bathhouses have for centuries served as a social hub
Shortages of water, fuel and electricity across war-torn Syria have also turned them into a refuge for those looking for a long, warm bath during the cold winter.
- Procedures, approved in a session chaired by Prime Minister, Bisher Khasawneh, included reducing inspection fees on imported foodstuffs by 30...
Procedures, approved in a session chaired by Prime Minister, Bisher Khasawneh, included reducing inspection fees on imported foodstuffs by 30 percent for three months
The procedures also included reducing customs duties on some basic foodstuffs, increasing work efficiency and expediting completion of customs transactions, inspecting containers





















