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Saad Eddine Lamzouwaq
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Writer, Alhurra
United States, Virginia
Beats
politics social commentary men's healthgeneral sport
Content
By Saad Eddine Lamzouwaq| Morocco World News Verified It was definitely a shocking moment for Moroccan kickboxing star Badr Hari, his fans, and the fans of the game around the world to witness the sad ending to his fight against Rico Verhoeven on December 21. Rabat – The long-awaited face-off, marketed as the biggest fight in the history of kickboxing, strangely ended in a similar fashion to the first clash between two of the biggest names in the history of the sport.
By Saad Eddine Lamzouwaq| Morocco World News Verified The end of the ideologically-strained alliance between the PPS and the PJD prompts questions about the futures of both parties. Rabat – When the Party of Progress and Socialism (PPS) announced its withdrawal from the current government coalition, led by its Islamist ally the Justice and Development Party (PJD), it signaled the end of a honeymoon between two political formations that, until the handshake on their collaboration in late 2011, had very little in common.
By Saad Eddine Lamzouwaq| Morocco World News Verified It was definitely a shocking moment for Moroccan kickboxing star Badr Hari, his fans, and the fans of the game around the world to witness the sad ending to his fight against Rico Verhoeven on December 21. Rabat – The long-awaited face-off, marketed as the biggest fight in the history of kickboxing, strangely ended in a similar fashion to the first clash between two of the biggest names in the history of the sport.
Company Info
Alhurra
Middle East Broadcasting Networks (MBN) is a non-profit news organization focused on delivering accurate and comprehensive news in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. Funded by the U.S. government and overseen by the U.S. Agency for Global Media, MBN emphasizes universal freedom and human rights issues that may not receive adequate coverage in local media. MBN operates several key services, including Alhurra Television, an Arabic-language satellite channel that provides reliable news and information. Alhurra-Iraq offers content specifically tailored for Iraqi audiences. Additionally, Radio Sawa is a popular Arabic-language radio network that features news, music, and entertainment. MBN also maintains various digital platforms, such as Alhurra.com and RadioSawa.com, which provide news and multimedia content to engage a wide audience across 22 countries, reaching approximately 33.5 million people weekly.
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