Explosives Are More Important Than Waste

Nidaa Al Watan: In a country where security, political and living crises overlap, the government is expected to know how to set its priorities and distinguish between an issue whose handling can be postponed for days and a matter that may be connected to state security, the safety of citizens and its sovereignty. But what happened in the Council of Ministers raises a legitimate question: how can it allocate…
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