Algeria witnesses 31st week of peaceful pro-democracy protests
Tough tactics ordered by army chief test Algeria's grassroots protests demanding constitutional changes, radical reforms.
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UN to evacuate African refugees held in Libya to Rwanda
Five-hundred set to leave squalid detention centres, with more expected if scheme proves successful
Syrian pistachio farmers watch crops wither as Turks fire on border region
Turkish gunfire is preventing pistachio growers in the border areas of Kobani and Manbij from harvesting their crops
Jordan's teachers plan another strike after bringing Amman to standstill
Educators say they were promised a 50 per cent pay rise five years ago and plan to hold a strike on Sunday
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Widespread Protests Against HTS in Idlib Amidst Internal Schism
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Teachers in Jordan Continue their Strike
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Due to Decades of War, Residential Areas Are Littered with Mass Graves
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