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A dispute between two families in Morocco's Fez city on Friday resulted in a street sword fight, authorities confirmed.
Algeria will not approach the International Monetary Fund for assistance, despite a financial crisis amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
An Arab-Israeli doctor is leading the charge against coronavirus in the country, and sad news as Turkey police shoot Syrian refugee dead during curfew. Here's your coronavirus news.
Gay men in Morocco are facing abuse and homelessness after being kicked out by family members following a targeted abuse campaign to 'out' their dating app profiles.
In today's roundup: Iranian officials fear "fresh outbreak" of coronavirus cases, Etihad airways extends suspension of flights and Tunisian government turns to students for help to fight Covid-19.
Morocco's prison authorities confirmed 270 cases of the virus among detainees and staff in Ouarzazate, on top of cases in at least three other facilities in the country.
Millions in the Middle East send remittances back home.
The UAE's two telecom firms reported declines in profit as a result of the novel coronavirus disease.
A whistleblower who had feared for his life has been awarded millions of dollars in damages after he found irregularities in a UAE gold refinery company's finances.
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