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Middle East Weekly Roundup: March 7th, 2016

March 7, 2016March 8, 2016 0 Comments Apple FBI, Countering violent extremism, CVE, Egypt, Hamas, Hassan al-Turabi, Iran, Iraq, Irbid, Israel, Jordan, Khartoum, Kuwait, Libya, Mali, Mauritania, MENA, MENA news, Morocco, NATO, North Africa, Sahrawi refugees, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Syria, Tony Blair, Tunisia, Turkey, Yemen

Headline of the Week GCC Designates Hezbollah as a Terrorist Organization After accusing Hezbollah of perpetrating hostile acts against Gulf

Middle East Weekly Roundup: February 29th, 2016

February 29, 2016February 29, 2016 0 Comments Algeria, AQIM, AQMI, Arab Summit, Arabian Gulf, Arabian Peninsula, Baghdad, Egypt, Egypt G20, European Parliament arms embargo, France in Libya, Hezbollah, Iranian elections, Iranian polls, Iraq invasion of Kuwait, ISIS, Israel, KSA, Kuwait anniversary, Lebanon Gulf funding, Levant, Libya torture, Mali, Mauritania, MENA, MENA news, Morocco, Morocco-EU trade, Muhammad al-Qiq, North Africa, Omar al-Bashir, Palestinian journalist, Russia in Syria, Russian plane, Sahara Marathon, Saudi arms, Sudan, Syria ceasefire, Tunisia, Tunisia state of emergency, war in Yemen, Yemen

Headline of the Week Gulf states isolate Lebanon in protest at Iranian influence Kuwait and Qatar have urged

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