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Dubai, UAE, November 2007
Business   Dubai   Economy   Islamic   Photos  
World's largest Islamic reinsurance company set up in Dubai
ABU DHABI, May 11, 2008 (Xinhua via COMTEX News Network) -- Dubai Group, the financial services unit of the government-owned investment company Dubai Holding, has launched the world's largest Islamic ... (photo: WN / Guillaume Poulet-Mathis) Insurance Newsnet
PKK War
Bombs   Defence   Photos   Rebels   Slideshow   Turkey  
Turkey bombs Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq
| A Kurdish youth jumps over a fire during a celebration in Istanbul in March. Turkish warplanes bombed Kurdish rebel positions in neighbouring northern Iraq overnight, the latest in a series of air s... (photo: Jamal Penjweny) Turkish Press
 President of Sudan, Omar Ahmed Al-Bashir attends a press conference at the French-Africa Summit in Cannes, southern France, Friday, Feb. 16, 2007. Looking to unlock the crisis in war-torn Darfur, France won agreement from three African nations involved t State media: Sudan cuts ties with Chad after rebel attack
| KHARTOUM, Sudan - President Omar al-Bashir announced Sunday he severed relations with neighboring Chad, accusing the government of supporting rebels who attacked the Sudanese capital, according to s... (photo: (AP Photo/Lionel Cironneau)) Newsday
Government   Photos   President   Rebel   Sudan  
Sunni supporters of majority leader Saad Hariri burn furniture from Hezbollah offices during clashes in the northern city of Tripoli, Lebanon, Saturday, May 10, 2008 Fighting in north Lebanon as opposition ends Beirut takeover
| Smoke billows as a Lebanese pro-government supporter flashes the victory sign and holds a poster of assassinated former premier Rafiq Hariri in the northern city of Tripoli. Fierce battles raged in ... (photo: AP ) Turkish Press
Beirut   Hezbollah   Lebanon   Photos   Violence  
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 Canadian army soldiers hand out food and radios at a village medical outreach program in Panjwai Province, Afghanistan, June 4, 2006. cg1 wnhires Fanning flames of Afghan food crisis
| Export restrictions and higher taxes in neighbouring countries are worsening an already dire food crisis in Afghanistan. | Rick Corsino, the World Food Program's direct... (photo: US Army/Spc. Jennifer Barba) Canada Dot Com
Afghanistan   Aid   Canada   Food   Photos  
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir talks following his meeting with Muslim representative from Britain's House of Lords in Khartoum, Sudan, Monday, Dec. 3, 2007. Bashir agreed to pardon a British teacher jailed here after she allowed her students to name a teddy bear Muhamma State media: Sudan cuts ties with Chad
| KHARTOUM, Sudan (AP) - President Omar al-Bashir announced Sunday he severed relations with neighboring Chad, accusing the government of supporting rebels who attacked t... (photo: AP / Abd Raouf) Syracuse
Chad   Photos   Politics   Sudan   Terrorism  
 One of the SLA (Sudan Liberation Army) soldiers who turned out for the meeting between UN Special Envoy for Darfur Jan Eliasson and AU Special Envoy for Darfur Salim Ahmed Salim and key commanders of non-signatory rebel groups to the DPA (Darfur Peace Ag Sudan defeats Darfur rebel attack
May 11, 2008 11:14 AM | Darfur rebels fought Sudanese troops in a suburb of Khartoum on Saturday in a bid to seize power, but the government said the attack on the capita... (photo: UN /Tim McKulka ) TVNZ
Africa   Comflict   Darfur   Khartoum   Photos   Rebels   Security   Sudan  
Veiled Palestinian women participate in a demonstration calling for reconciliation between Fatah and Hamas factions, in Gaza City, Wednesday, March 26, 2008. The Arab country of Yemen hosted reconciliation talks this week between Hamas and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah movement. However, those talks unraveled amid fresh recriminations between the Palestinian rivals. (AP Photo/Hatem Moussa) Is this the worst place on earth to be a woman?
It is early morning in Al-Hudaydah, a small city in the northwest of Yemen, and Aminah, my translator, is going about the awkward business of eating breakfast. We have co... (photo: AP / Hatem Moussa) The Guardian
Arab World   Photos   Saudi Arabia   Woman   Yemen  
Cheese New alert over dairy products
| CONSUMING dairy products such as milk, cheese and yogurt could cause hormone problems, weight gain and lowered immunity in children, says a top nutritionist.The problem... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag) Gulf Daily News
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Media Society
Hezbollah fighters pile pressure on Lebanon rivals
Canadian Forces look to restore Afghan army apartments
Lebanon army deploys but clashes rage on
World's largest Islamic reinsurance company set up in Du
Dubai, UAE, November 2007
World's largest Islamic reinsurance company set up in Dubai
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Stimulant abuse 'must be tackled'
Harper's Extreme Posture No Way to Support Israel
UAE holds 7 most expensive car plates
Clashes in north and eastern Lebanon, outside Beirut
Veiled Palestinian women participate in a demonstration calling for reconciliation between Fatah and Hamas factions, in Gaza City, Wednesday, March 26, 2008. The Arab country of Yemen hosted reconciliation talks this week between Hamas and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah movement. However, those talks unraveled amid fresh recriminations between the Palestinian rivals. (AP Photo/Hatem Moussa)
Is this the worst place on earth to be a woman?
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Women Health
Turkey still grapples with domestic violence; cultural pract
Iraqi father who murdered daughter for befriending a UK sold
Iraqi woman and child killed by US fire
US Forces Kill Woman
 Children collect water from a water-pump well in the Abyei suburb of Molomol, where individual voluntary returnees from North Sudan are settling with the assistance of the United Nations. Abyei, Sudan. 13 November 2006.  cg1
Sudan's healthcare crisis exposed
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It's time for an aid intervention
Museum makeover for 57-year-old hospital
Bloated Bodies Litter Myanmar, Forgotten After The Cyclone
World's largest Islamic reinsurance company set up in Du
Destruction left behind along a road near Rangoon, Burma following Cyclone Nargis May 5, 2008.
It's time for an aid intervention
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Technology Education
Israeli tramper's brother still believes she may be aliv
Startup shows off electric car planned for Israel
Startup shows off electric car planned for Israel
Hezbollah gunmen start withdrawl from Beirut
 Two Lebanese army soldiers, walk carefully as they cross a street at one of the main entrance of the Palestinian refugee camp of Nahr el-Bared, during a clashes with fighters from the Fatah Islam militant group, in the north city of Tripoli, Lebanon, Mon
Five more dead as rivals clash near Beirut
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Ministry looks into boy's death on school bus
Flag display raise passions at Southern Oregon University
College prof no walkover for Franken in Minn. Senate run
Canadian soldiers defuse bomb near Kandahar-area school
Palestinian children attend classes at a United Nations school in the Shati refugee camp
ISRAEL: Dozens of refugee children outside school system
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Oil & Energy Sports
Surging food prices bite across Asia
Iran looks to tap key oil field with homegrown crews
Iran looks to tap key oil field with homegrown crews
Gaza blackouts as fuel runs low
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Surging food prices bite across Asia
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Afghanis do-or-die pitch to qualify for World Cup
Adnan-Saleem century stand helps EIB outshine Fly Emirates
UAE emerge Asian champions
UAE beat Bahrain in opening match of disabled tournament
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