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Marine cooperation between Korea and Morocco

Marine cooperation between Korea and Morocco

Busan corporation for harbors in Korea began it’s cooperation in marine navigation with Tanjier harbor in morocco. and according to KBS radio, the Korean corporation send a delegation to Tanjier to  sign the agreement on reinforcing information exchange and understanding between the two countries. The agreement includes exchanging information of both harbors,ships relocation planning, and […]

The Full Moon through the eye of DubaiSat

The Full Moon through the eye of DubaiSat

  DubaiSat-2 owned and operated by the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC) captured a clear, high definition photo of the full moon proving the versatility of the satellite design. The full moon image was taken with the roll tilt angle of 0 degree and roll pitch angle of 79.63 degree. “It is a measure […]

Attack on Turkey leads to a series of protests

Attack on Turkey leads to a series of protests

Turkish PM Ahmet Davutoglu has promised to boost security along the country’s border with Syria, after 30 people were killed by a bomb in the town of Suruc, reports BBC Investigators think the blast was caused by a female suicide bomber from the Islamic State group. Correspondents say Turkey is cracking down on the militants, […]

Timbuktu mausoleums in Mali rebuilt after destruction

Timbuktu mausoleums in Mali rebuilt after destruction

Fourteen mausoleums in the city of Timbuktu in northern Mali have been rebuilt, three years after they were destroyed by Islamist extremists, BBC reports. The reconstruction was carried out by local stonemasons working for the UN’s cultural organisation, Unesco. On a visit to the city, Unesco’s chief said she wanted those responsible for the destruction […]

Explosion in Saudi Capital Riyadh

Explosion in Saudi Capital Riyadh

A car exploded at a checkpoint in Riyadh near Saudi Arabia’s highest security prison at sunset on Thursday, killing the driver and wounding two security officials, the interior ministry said. According to Reuters, Saudi Arabia is a target for militant groups including Islamic State, which has called on supporters to carry out attacks in the […]

Two explosions in Nigeria leave dozens dead

Two explosions in Nigeria leave dozens dead

At least 49 people were killed and dozens injured when two blasts struck a market in the north-east Nigerian city of Gombe on Thursday, according to AFP. The first explosion took place outside a packed footwear shop around 1620 GMT, followed by a second explosion minutes later, said Badamasi Amin, a local trader who counted at […]

2,700 migrants rescued off Italian coast

2,700 migrants rescued off Italian coast

Around 2,700 migrants were rescued Wednesday off the coast of Italy, as Europe struggles to deal with a swelling tide of arrivals from across the Mediterranean, says AFP. The migrants were saved in 13 separate operations near Sicily as they sailed for Europe mainly aboard inflatable boats, the coast guard said in a statement. Five […]

Syria and Libya among countries banned for South Koreans

Syria and Libya among countries banned for South Koreans

South Korea’s foreign ministry announced it has decided to extend its travel restrictions on six countries for another six-month period, citing high safety risks, according to Yonhap news agency. South Korea will maintain entry restrictions on Iraq, Afghanistan, Somalia, Syria, Yemen and Libya. The order will be effective through Jan. 31, 2016 for Iraq, Syria, […]

Morocco’s Homophobic statement on Mob Attack

Morocco’s Homophobic statement on Mob Attack

In the wake of a mob attack on a man in Fez on June 29, 2015,  Justice Minister Moustapha Ramid has said the assailants should be prosecuted and two suspects are in custody, he has made several anti-gay statements since the assault. He said that homosexuals should avoid “provoking society,” and that citizens must not […]

Desmond Tutu hospitalized for treatment of ‘persistent’ infection

Desmond Tutu hospitalized for treatment of ‘persistent’ infection

The South African archbishop Desmond Tutu, 83 years old, has been taken to hospital with an undisclosed but “persistent” infection, his foundation has said. “Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu was admitted to a Cape Town hospital on Tuesday for treatment to a persistent infection,” according to a statement issued on Tuesday. The Nobel peace laureate is […]

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