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US in talks with tech companies to support internet freedom in Iran
Move is to allow the sale and distribution of tech tools to Iran without busting US sanctions
Morocco issues first permits to produce cannabis for medicinal and industrial use
Licensed farmers in three northern regions will be allowed to establish co-operatives and legally cultivate and produce cannabis
UAE-Israel Business Council lauds Abraham Accords a 'triumph for prosperity'
Council marks second anniversary of agreement that established diplomatic ties with Israel
Palestinian mayor 'arrested by Israel 35 times in four years'
Adnan Ghaith, the Palestinian Authority’s Mayor of Jerusalem, says Israeli detention orders prevent him from leading a normal life
US sends diplomat to meet Tunisian President Kais Saied
Barbara Leaf, the US assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern affairs, meets the leader in Tunis
Libya’s rival governments blame each other for bloody clashes
Fighting in Tripoli at the weekend claimed 32 lives and raised fears of a full-blown conflict
Lebanon tops list of world’s 'angriest' countries
Results of Gallup Global Emotions survey show how Lebanese people feel about their country's economic and political woes
No end in sight for Iraq crisis despite talk of new elections
The largest Shiite parliamentary bloc is split over early elections called by Moqtada Al Sadr
Life under Taliban 'cages' Afghan women and girls, former human rights chief says
Shaharzad Akbar fears extremists' regime is leading to mental health crisis and spate of suicides among women forced to sit idle at home
Tensions rise in Iraq as feud over prime minister escalates
Main parliamentary bloc calls for demonstration to counter sit-in led by supporters of Moqtada Al Sadr
Iraq boosts security around Baghdad's Green Zone after parliament protests
More protests expected over prime ministerial candidate seen as backed by Iran
Iraq calls Turkey’s denial of responsibility for resort attack a ‘sick joke’
Baghdad insists that Ankara was behind the deadly shelling of tourist resort in the north
Iraq demands Turkish troop withdrawal over bombing
Anger mounts over deadly bombing that claimed eight civilian lives at a tourist destination in the north
Jordanian dubbed 'hero' for efforts to end human trafficking
Jordanian police officer Maj Mohammad Al Khlaifat praised by US State Department in annual report
Carter Doctrine 'outdated' as US redefines its role in Middle East
The US has become a supporting rather than dominant actor in the Middle East, say political analysts