Express Orient - Judicial reform in Israel: anger redoubles
7/12/2023, 1:27:22 PM
Highlights: In Dubai, tourism has recovered since the COVID-19 pandemic. Russia has become the second largest tourist market for the emirate, after India. In Israel, demonstrations are multiplying against the judicial reform wanted by the Netanyahu government. Iranian women had not been able to access men's football matches for 40 years. They are now allowed to attend. Is this a sign of a softening of the mullahs' regime or a pledge to appease Iranian women on the march for their rights since the death of Mahsa Amini in 2022?
In Israel, demonstrations are multiplying against the judicial reform wanted by the Netanyahu government. The Israeli Parliament adopted on Monday one of the controversial clauses of this reform.
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Iran. Iranian women had not been able to access men's football matches for 40 years. They are now allowed to attend. Is this a sign of a softening of the mullahs' regime or a pledge to appease Iranian women on the march for their rights since the death of Mahsa Amini in September 2022?
In Dubai, tourism has recovered since the COVID-19 pandemic. Six million passengers travelled to the emirate in the first four months of 2023, an increase of 18%. A tourism boom that is partly explained by the influx of Russian visitors. Russia has become the second largest tourist market for the emirate, after India.
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