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Iraq to impose two-day curfew for first census in decades | News

Iraq has postponed censuses several times in almost three decades because of the security situation in the country. Iraq will impose a two-day [...]

What to know about the polio vaccination campaign in Gaza | Israel-Palestine conflict News

1 SeptemberJohn Adams

The United Nations, in collaboration with Palestinian health authorities, has officially begun a campaign to vaccinate children in the Gaza Strip against the [...]

Israel recovers bodies of six captives held in Gaza | News

1 SeptemberJohn Adams

Israel’s military has announced that its troops have recovered the bodies of six captives, including a dual US national, from a tunnel in [...]

How important is the central bank to Libya’s politics? | Business and Economy

31 AugustJohn Adams

Leadership dispute between rival governments leads to suspension of oil production. Libya’s central bank, which controls billions of dollars in oil revenue, is [...]

First children in Gaza given polio vaccines a day before planned UN rollout | Israel-Palestine conflict News

31 AugustJohn Adams

WHO says that the official larger vaccine rollout, which aims to reach 640,000 children, will begin on Sunday. Several children in Gaza have [...]

Israeli soldiers besiege Jenin as assault on West Bank enters fourth day | Israel-Palestine conflict News

31 AugustJohn Adams

At least 20 people have been killed in Israel’s largest military operation in the occupied territory in decades. Israel’s military is conducting raids [...]