Arab world

Morocco Travels: Rabat and Casablanca's Mosque (Part 1)

Novinite is publishing the first of three articles about Morocco, where a group of journalists was invited to spend more than a week in November and get to know a country which is not far from Europe, looks fantastic on tourist billboards and draws millions of visitors every year, but Europeans don't know about it as much as one would expect. 

Arab youth prefer a 'slower system change from within'

While the ideals of the Arab Spring are still alive among the young generation, the Syrian war has made some Arab youth fearful of revolution, according to a Western-based Arab political scientist. The tactics have changed, says Bessma Momani, adding that they prefer ?a slower system change from within?

'Arab Spring Notebook' at Galerist

Istanbul?s Galerist is presenting ?The Arab Spring Notebook? by Ibrahim El Salahi, one of the most important living African artists and a key figure in the development of African modernism. ?The Arab Spring Notebook? is a series of 46 black, ink drawings originally made in a single sketchbook, that comprise El Salahi?s artistic response to the Arab Spring. 

UN Calls for Immediate Ceasefire in Yemen as Special Adviser Resigns

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon highlighted on Thursday the gravity of the situation in Yemen and called for an immediate ceasefire by all parties to the conflict.

This comes as Jamal Benomar, the Special Adviser to the Secretary General on Yemen, announced his resignation from the position, the news centre of UN informs.

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