Top 5 … protests against Macron in Iraq … and the...

From the burning of the French flag by hundreds of demonstrators in front of the embassy in Baghdad in protest against Macron’s statements, passing through the recording of Ant Group, the largest initial offering in the history of financial markets, to a strongly worded letter from Pogba in response to news of his retirement internationally in protest to Macron’s statements threatening to sue a British newspaper, to you A daily summary from CNN in Arabic that addresses some of the most prominent diverse stories from the Middle East and the world.

Hundreds of Iraqis demonstrated in front of the French embassy in the capital, Baghdad, Monday, condemning President Emmanuel Macron’s statements regarding “Islam”, according to what Iraqi security officers told CNN.

The technology company Ant Group, owned by Chinese billionaire Jack Ma and behind the e-commerce giant “Alibaba”, recorded, Monday, the largest initial offering in the history of financial markets in the world, surpassing the IPO of the Saudi oil company “Aramco”.

The spokesman for the so-called “Libyan National Army”, Ahmed Al-Mesmari, described the signing of the security agreement between Qatar and the Libyan Government of National Accord as a “violation of the outcomes of the 5 + 5 Geneva Dialogue” and indicated that this step is a “malicious attempt” to undermine the ceasefire agreement.

The head of the Council of Saudi Chambers, Ajlan Al-Ajlan, confirmed, on Monday, that the campaign to boycott Turkish products in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia continues, “no matter how much Turkey tries to disrupt it,” the day after Yassin Aktay, advisor to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, attacked the campaign.

The French player for Manchester United, Paul Pogba, attacked the British newspaper “The Sun” after it published a news that was widely circulated on social media about his decision to retire with the Persian national team due to statements by President Emmanuel Macron about “Islamic extremism”, denying this news And vowing to sue the newspaper.