| Thursday, 23 February, 2012 |
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Syria talks futile, king tells Russia - Arab News |
| Wednesday, 22 February, 2012 |
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EU opens door to 'debt relief' for north African states- AFP |
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Syria currency reserves to run out soon: Western diplomat- AFP |
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Egypt judge sets Mubarak verdict for June 2- AFP |
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Egypt wraps up legislative elections- AFP |
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Medvedev discusses Syria with Saudi king: Kremlin- AFP |
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Mubarak trial enters last day before verdict- AFP |
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Russia opposes humanitarian aid corridors in Syria- AFP |
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Outgoing Saleh to return to Yemen: party spokesman- AFP |
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Russia backs ICRC call for daily Syria truce- AFP |
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Syrian exile opposition demands 'safe havens'- AFP |
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Rights group presses US to prosecute Saleh- AFP |
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Partial figures put Yemen poll turnout at 60%- AFP |
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Saudia stops all flights to Syria - The Saudi Gazette |
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NA leader says ready to help Libyan government - Aswat Aliraq |
| Tuesday, 21 February, 2012 |
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Libya interior ministry to take charge of entry ports- AFP |
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Egypt Islamists slam government 'failure'- AFP |
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Russia boycotts Syria meeting in new snub to West- AFP |
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Arab religious scholars flock to Tunisia- Magharebia.com |
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Calls mount for new Libya-Tunisia border crossing- Magharebia.com |
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PM, Libyan official discuss re-opening embassy in Baghdad - Aswat Aliraq |
| Monday, 20 February, 2012 |
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Siege city Misrata in first Libya poll in 40 years- AFP |
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Vote date delayed over expat registration- Gulf News |
| Sunday, 19 February, 2012 |
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Libya to hold June election on time: top official- AFP |
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Egypt to accept $3.2 bln IMF loan in March: minister- AFP |
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Egypt presidential elections early June: report- AFP |
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Egypt Expects IMF To Sign $3.2 Bln Loan Deal In March- Zawya Dow Jones News  |
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Syrian activists call mass protests in Damascus- AFP |
| Saturday, 18 February, 2012 |
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Iraq wants Syria to participate in Arab summit: PM- AFP |
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Egypt trial of foreign NGO activists on Feb 26: MENA- AFP |
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US drones monitor events in Syria: report- AFP |
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Media watchdog demands release of Tunisian editor- AFP |
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Chinese envoy urges end to bloodshed after Assad talks- AFP |
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WSJ(2/18) Syria Chaos Pushes Iraqis Back Home- Zawya Dow Jones News |
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Morocco launches Taza crackdown investigation - Magharebia.com |
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March 14 politicians slam Hezbollah’s defense of its arms- The Daily Star |
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Three wounded in shootout outside Yemen polling station- AFP |
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Chinese envoy says Syrian sovereignty must be respected- AFP |
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OPEC increases shipments on Libya output - The Saudi Gazette |
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Post-Arab Spring media strategies in spotlight - Arab News |
| Friday, 17 February, 2012 |
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Algerian opposition mulls upcoming elections- AFP |
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Libya Crude Prices To Remain Steady In March - Trade- Zawya Dow Jones News |
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France, Britain pledge to help Syria opposition- AFP |
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Syria's Assad sees need to sync reforms with peace- AFP |
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Syrians rally against Assad, braving backlash- AFP |
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Dozens hurt in south Yemen election protests- AFP |
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Vietnam resumes sending workers to Libya - Saudi Press Agency |
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Iran hits out against foreign interference- AFP |
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'Jordan has treated 37,000 Libyans since last July' - Jordan Times |
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Regional problems result of foreign interference: Iran- AFP |
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Syria protest hub hit with 'heaviest shelling'- AFP |
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NY Times Middle East reporter dies in Syria- AFP |
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Libya marks revolution day as leader issues warning- AFP |
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UN condemns Syria crackdown but onslaught continues- AFP |
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Syria expands offensive - Gulf News |
| Thursday, 16 February, 2012 |
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Venezuela's PdVSA Sends Diesel-Fuel Shipment To Syria - Report- Zawya Dow Jones News |
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Mauritania PM heads to Syria with message for Assad- AFP |
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Sudan-S.Sudan to start marking border: official- AFP |
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Libya's Production Of Crude And Condensates Tops 1.4M B/D-Oil Chief- Zawya Dow Jones News |
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The Kadhafi clan: Killed, arrested or in exile- AFP |
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Russia will not support UN Assembly Syria draft: report- AFP |
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Top Russian MP says to visit Syria next week- AFP |
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Opposition urges Syrians to boycott charter vote- AFP |
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Iran welcomes Syria's decision to hold referendum on constitution- IRNA |
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New clashes in Syria's Daraa, Homs: monitors- AFP |
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Libya struggles to revive economy- AFP |
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Syria opposition rejects charter, urges vote boycott- AFP |
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Abducted Iranian engineers in Syria not yet freed: ministry |
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Private hospitals obtain Libyan concessions after threatening boycott |
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Jordanian trucks allowed passage into Syria without delays -- Damascus |
| Wednesday, 15 February, 2012 |
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Syria chemical weapons alarm grows |
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Assad sets Syria vote to end near 50-year Baath monopoly |
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Isolating Syria 'a mistake': Russia |
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Britain and Vatican call for 'co-operation' in Syria |
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Assad sets Syria vote to end near 50-year Baath rule |
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Russia to discuss Syria aid corridors with France |
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Russia welcomes Syria decree on constitution |
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Tunisia group sues visiting radical Egyptian preacher |
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NGO trials 'politically motivated': Egypt rights groups |
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Kuwaiti emir urges end to disputes as new parliament meets |
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Syria calls referendum on ending single party rule |
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Formula One: Ecclestone plays down fresh Bahrain unrest |
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Increase pressure on Syrian regime, Sweden says |
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Assad decrees Syria constitution vote for Feb 26 |
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Clashes, deportations, arrests on Bahrain anniversary |
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Egypt presidential elections end of May: report |
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Tunisian journalists demand free press guarantees |
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French Foreign Minister:Restarted Talks With Russia Over Syria |
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War-ravaged Libyan port city awaits rebuilding |
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Libya prepares for revolution day with fears for future |
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Blast hits oil pipeline blast in Syria's Homs |
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China defends 'economic interests' with Iran |
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ENI profits up, sees full return to normal in Libya |
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Bahrain deports six Americans, arrests dozens of citizens |
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Syria rejects UN charges as Homs under barrage |
| Tuesday, 14 February, 2012 |
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US slaps sanctions on Libyan tied to Kadhafi's son |
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New clashes rock Libyan desert town |
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France says studying all Arab League Syria options at UN |
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Jordan teachers demonstrate, insist on strike |
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Tunisia court acquits Libyan ex-PM: lawyer |
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Police deployed in Tehran to head off demo |
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Merkel pledges more EU sanctions against Syria |
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Yemen army shells Qaeda posts, kills 12: local official |
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China sending two envoys to Mideast to discuss Syria |
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Syria's Homs in heaviest shelling for days: activists |
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Man killed planting bomb in Yemen polling booth: official |
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Iran summons Bahrain envoy over embassy protest |
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Gunmen 'storm' home of Bahrain envoy in Syria: BNA |
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Oppn wants 9 Cabinet posts |
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Firm stand needed on Syria crisis: Saudi Arabia |
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Maghreb summit to take place in Tunisia |
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Syrian events "disastrous" - Nujaifi |
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Riyadh backs Tunisia's plan to host friends of Syria |
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Syria ignores Arab plan to stop bloodshed |
| Monday, 13 February, 2012 |
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Egyptians revive calls for union law |
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Lebanon won’t be used to hit Arab states: Hezbollah |
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New UN fight looms on bid to pressure Assad |
| Sunday, 12 February, 2012 |
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IMF deal critical for Egypt, say economists |
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Arab League Syria mission chief resigns: Arab official |
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Arab ministers to meet over escalating Syria crisis |
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Qatar eases onto Arab centre stage |
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Syrian uprising spills over into Lebanon |
| Saturday, 11 February, 2012 |
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Syria orders embassies closed in tit-for-tat move |
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2 dead in Sunni-Alawite clashes: Lebanon security |
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Tensions grip Syria's Aleppo after car bombs |
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Damascus suburb plagued by months of violence |
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Kadhafi son says rebellion brewing in new Libya |
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Libya fallout fans Sahel hunger pangs as crisis looms |
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Blast kills one in Lebanon's tense north: security |
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Egypt braces for strikes to mark Mubarak's ouster |
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S&P Cuts Egypt Rating Further Into Junk On External Financing Risks |
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WSJ(2/11) Egypt Military Rejects Plea |
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Kadhafi son promises to return to Libya: Al-Arabiya |
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Canadian firm drops two execs with Kadhafi ties |
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Egypt activists plan strikes to mark Mubarak's ouster |
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Euro dips as Athens debt deal teeters |
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Cairo mosque becomes protest rallying point |
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Expatriates stage solidarity rally near Syrian consulate |
| Friday, 10 February, 2012 |
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Egyptians rally against defiant military rulers |
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US ambassador posts purported images of Syria unrest |
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Guards killed after gunmen clash in Lebanon |
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Syria's Homs pounded for a week |
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Christians can help mediate in Syria: Vatican envoy |
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Three S. Korean women kidnapped in Egypt's Sinai |
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S&P downgrades Egypt on politics, currency fears |
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Pro- and anti-Syria regime gunmen clash in Lebanon |
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Clashes in eastern Saudi kill one, wound three |
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28 dead, 235 wounded in Aleppo car bombs: Syria TV |
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Saudi king says world confidence in UN 'shaken' |
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Protesters in Malaysia denounce Syrian violence |
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Thousands gather in Yemen capital to back upcoming vote |
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Rebel Syrian army blames regime for Aleppo blasts |
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Syrian forces deploy to stop protests: activists |
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Powerful car bombs kill at least 25 in Syria's Aleppo |
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Russia calls West 'accomplice' in Syria violence |
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US, Italy back 'more assertive' Arab League mission to Syria |
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Russia blames Syria opposition for continuing violence |
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Lebanon economy at risk from Syria unrest: IMF |
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Dented economy haunts Egypt a year after revolt |
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Syria impasse boosts opposition military options: analysts |
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US groups deny Egypt charges of political meddling |
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Tanks storm district in Syria's Homs: activists |
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Blasts rock Syria's second city Aleppo: activists |
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World Bank chief expects tension over Egypt aid |
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Explosions rock Syria's second city Aleppo: activists |
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Shun Chinese, Russian goods, says Qaradawi |
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Iranian engineers freed from captivity in Syria |
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Salafists will work as a bloc in Parliament, says Al-Kandari |
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Syria's Homs under new deadly blitz |
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Pro-reformers, teachers join forces in Friday demos |
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League could recognise Syrian National Council |
| Thursday, 09 February, 2012 |
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Lebanon army boosts presence along Syria border |
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Egypt Bedouins briefly kidnap 19 policemen: security |
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Algeria's president sets May parliament polls |
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Britain says it has no plans to arm Syrian opposition |
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US says it has not seen Egypt charges against NGO staff |
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Tunisia uprising sent tourism revenues plunging |
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Syrian opposition talks tactics in Qatar |
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Palestinian leadership backs Fatah-Hamas Doha deal |
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Mine injures Syrian on Lebanon border: officials |
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Islamists halt filming of Egyptian TV series |
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Two killed in south Yemen anti-elections demo |
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IMF favours Algeria-Morocco rapprochement |
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Mubarak loyalists not reconciled to his fall |
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Post-Mubarak Egypt still finding its way |
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Syria top Muslim cleric hails Iran support |
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Dozens dead in Syria as UN mulls observer mission |
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OIC to launch Syria initiative |
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Russia used veto to avoid civil war in Syria: Ambassador |
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Bahrain delays issue of visas due to high numbers |
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Keep off Syria, Putin warns |
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Military to stay in power until June 30 |
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Russia ties itself to Al Assad |
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Yemen leader calls for dialogue ahead of elections |
| Wednesday, 08 February, 2012 |
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Egypt army deploys nationwide amid protest calls |
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UPDATE: EU Considering Ban On Syria Phosphate Exports - EU Source |
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Several killed, wounded in Homs car bomb: Syrian TV |
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Gulf ministers delay Syria meeting to Sunday |
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Britain says 'very little confidence' in Russia-Syria talks |
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Egypt accuses NGOs of illegal political activity |
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Gaza Hamas chief to visit Iran this week: officials |
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Tunisia president in Morocco to promote Maghreb union |
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Putin warns against 'bull in china shop' actions in Syria |
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Syrian army tightens noose on Homs: activists |
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Tunisia says FDI down 30% in 2011 |
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Failed UN vote on Syria 'has fueled killing': rights chief |
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EU mulls Syria flight ban, plans for possible evacuations |
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EU Considering Ban On Syria Phosphate Exports - EU Source |
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Turkey plans international conference on Syria: minister |
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Bahrain refuses AFP visa request |
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Kadhafi diehards might attack on revolution day: army |
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Recalling envoys does not help Arab League plan: Lavrov |
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Lavrov says Syrians should decide Assad's fate |
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China rejects British criticism of UN Syria vote |
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Yemen's Saleh vows to return to vote |
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Australia summons Syrian envoy over bloodshed |
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Libya plans to recruit Jordanians to help in rebuilding |
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WSJ(2/8) New Egypt More Distrustful Than Old, US Groups Say |
| Tuesday, 07 February, 2012 |
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West and Arab powers study ways to strengthen opposition |
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2nd UPDATE: Gulf States To Expel Syrian Envoys, Recall Their Own |
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Egypt minister denies firing on protesters |
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Gulf states to expel Syrian envoys, recall their own |
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Two Lebanese charged with smuggling arms to Syria |
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Russia envoy says Assad 'committed' to ending bloodshed |
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Syria ready to announce schedule for referendum: Lavrov |
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Kadhafi opponent named as Libya's new spy chief |
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Spain recalls Syria ambassador for consultations |
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EU eyes sanctions against Syrian central bank, gold trade |
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Major Syrian Sugar Refiner Halts Production |
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Iran holding Arabs in pre-poll sweep: rights group |
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EU has no plans to close mission in Syria |
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Russian envoy cheered, holds talks with Syria's Assad |
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Government troops besiege Syria's Homs |
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Egypt presidential race to open mid-March |
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Turkey to launch new international initiative on Syria |
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Kuwait won't deport activists to Syria: minister |
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Russia's Lavrov arrives in Syria for Assad talks: TV |
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China mulls sending envoys to Mid East after Syria veto |
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Qatar holding reins of regional politics amid Arab turmoil |
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China expresses hope for Russia's Syria envoy |
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Iran rejects interference in Syria |
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GCC to recognize Free Syrian Army |
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Islamic fashion returns to Tunisia |
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WSJ(2/7) Egypt Names 19 Americans in Probe |
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Avert Syria disaster: Saudi Arabia |
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79 killed as Syria pounds protest hubs: activists |
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Assad's wife 'defends Syria crackdown' |
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Mubarak to be moved to Torah jail |
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Syria protest hubs shelled |
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Truck traffic to Syria hit hard by unrest |
| Monday, 06 February, 2012 |
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US should review Egypt relations: senator |
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US shutters Syria embassy, pulls out ambassador |
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Belgium recalls envoy to Syria |
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Tunisia's new president to go on regional tour |
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Egypt presidential race to open mid-March |
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Kuwait emir asks outgoing premier to form cabinet |
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Algerian police hold Syrian demonstrators at bay |
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Jordan treating 20,000 Libyan patients |
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Syria-Russia relations since 1980 |
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WSJ:US Shutters Embassy In Syria |
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Saudi urges 'critical measures' on Syria |
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GCC to meet on Syria: Omani minister |
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Russia, China, Iran complicit in Syria killings: Brotherhood |
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17 dead as Syrian forces pound powderkeg Homs |
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Morocco vows to honour job creation promises |
| Sunday, 05 February, 2012 |
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US seeks 'clarification' on Egypt activist trials |
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Egypt move on foreign groups puts aid at risk |
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New blast hits Egypt's gas pipeline |
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41 in court at first Libya trial of Kadhafi loyalists |
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Egypt clashes rage into fourth day |
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Russia, China veto UN move on Syria as toll rises |
| Saturday, 04 February, 2012 |
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Lavrov's Syria visit to seek political solution: official |
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Spain condemns 'intolerable repression' in Syria |
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EU foreign policy chief seeks Brazilian support on Syria |
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Expel Syrian envoys, says Arab League official |
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Shock and horror in Syria's battered Homs |
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Tunisia to expel Syrian ambassador: presidency |
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Syria protesters target embassies in Europe, Mideast |
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Syria army assault on protest hub 'kills over 200' |
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Saudi-based Syrians protest over Homs 'massacre' |
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Dozens hurt in clashes over Yemen vote: activists |
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Germany urges UN to condemn Syria violence |
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Protesters break into Syrian embassy in Athens |
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WSJ(2/4) Syria Resolution on Hold by Russia |
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WSJ(2/4) Egyptian Soccer Protests Escalate |
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Dissidents raid Syrian embassy in Cairo |
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Egypt clashes enter third day as death toll mounts |
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Activists try to storm Syria embassy in Kuwait |
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Anti-Assad protest in Tripoli draws larger crowds than usual |
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Syrian government denies army bombarded Homs |
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Arrests as protesters breach Syrian embassy in London |
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Protesters break into Syrian embassy in Berlin |
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Deadly clashes as anger with Egypt military boils over |
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Kuwait braces for turbulent times |
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Not a single woman makes it to Kuwaiti parliament |
| Friday, 03 February, 2012 |
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Security Council to vote Saturday on Syria: diplomat |
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Gunmen attack police station in eastern Cairo: security |
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Cairo gripped by violence ... again |
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Bahrain opposition urges world pressure on regime |
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Russia pours cold water on Syria text as deaths mount |
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US tourists, guide freed after brief Egypt abduction |
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Positive Syrian drill fails to benefit Gulfsands |
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Moroccan government calls for calm after riots |
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Syria protesters defy crackdown to mark massacre |
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New clashes erupt in Egypt's Suez after deaths: AFP |
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New clashes between protesters, police in Cairo: AFP |
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Iran bans nationals from road travel to Syria |
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Gulfsands Petroleum ceases its operations on Syrian field |
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Mass demos called as anger rages against Egypt military |
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Fugitive Iraq VP says ball is now in PM's court |
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Riot halts Egypt bourse rally |
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Libya's ex-envoy to France dies in custody: HRW |
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'Millions' urged to mark massacre in Syria's Hama |
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Egypt marches planned as anger mounts against military |
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Hamas office to remain in Syria: Haniyah |
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UN members mull new draft resolution on Syria |
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Morocco to fight rentier economy |
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Germany says freed Yemen hostages in UN hands |
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Two shot dead as Egyptian protesters, police clash: medics |
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Egypt sacks Port Said governor, football chief |
| Thursday, 02 February, 2012 |
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World Bank and Cairo in talks on $1bn loan |
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Syria massacre marked, UN text aims to win Russia |
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Tunisia seizes dozens of Ben Ali yachts and cars: report |
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Yemenis protest Saleh presence in US |
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Oil blockade piles pressure on Khartoum |
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2nd UPDATE: Gulfsands Petroleum Suspends Syria Exploration |
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Algeria to hold parliamentary poll by mid-May: PM |
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Syria's exports not affected by sanctions |
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Syria's Hama marks 1982 massacre with general strike |
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Turkey would consider Assad family asylum request: report |
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EU calls for independent probe into Egypt violence |
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Gunmen demand Saleh picture back on Yemen daily |
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UPDATE: Gulfsands Petroleum Suspends Syria Exploration |
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Syria opposition commemorates Hama massacre |
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Russia will not halt Syria arms exports: official |
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Egypt in mourning after 74 killed in football tragedy |
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WSJ(2/2) Syria Fight Grows As UN Negotiates With Russia |
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Syria facing specter of civil war |
| Wednesday, 01 February, 2012 |
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UN working for 'safe, swift' release of Yemen aid workers |
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Deaths mount as Russia resists UN drive on Syria |
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Lufthansa resumes flights to Tripoli |
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Syrian revolt turning into insurgency: analysts |
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Oxfam warns of major Yemen relief crisis |
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Russia says UN will not vote on Syria in next days |
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Russia still far from its 'Arab Spring': analysts |
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'Divine intervention' saves shell-struck Syrian convent |
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Algeria approves new political parties |
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Ennahda member stirs controversy |
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Russia hits out over Syria demand |
| Tuesday, 31 January, 2012 |
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Syrian forces executed founder of rebel army group, opposition says |
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Gunmen kidnap four foreign aid workers in Yemen |
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Air raid on Qaeda in south Yemen kills 15 |
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Syria opposition urges action ahead of UN showdown |
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Germany calls for UN to act 'urgently' on Syria |
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Ban urges UN Council unity on Syria |
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Egypt Bedouins hold 25 Chinese workers: security |
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Yemen minister escapes assassination bid: source |
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Groups contesting Kuwait general election |
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Iranian opposition to meet at Sweden conference |
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Russia warns resolution on Syria could spark 'civil war' |
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Islamist-led opposition tipped to win Kuwait poll |
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Ban wants Council to 'bear quick fruit' on Syria |
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Pro-Kadhafi 'mass murderer' awaits fate in Libya jail |
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Libyans to sue ex-MI6 official over torture: lawyers |
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Syria opposition calls 'day of mourning and anger' |
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Almost 100 killed in Syrian violence Monday: activists |
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Kuwaiti tribesmen burn tent of election candidate |
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Syrian students flock to Lebanese schools |
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Slow down trade with Russia, GCC firms urged |
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Saudi Arabia seeks negotiated solution to Syria crisis |
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Jordan rejects sanctions against Syria -- PM |
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Foreign observers to monitor Algeria vote |
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Saudi Arabia slams Syrian repression |
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Bringing Hamas in from the cold |
| Monday, 30 January, 2012 |
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Libya's finances 'precarious' : IMF |
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France's Juppe to seek action on Syria at UN: ministry |
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Loose Libyan missiles threaten air traffic |
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Syrian army seeks to regain control of suburbs |
| Sunday, 29 January, 2012 |
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Libya drops parliamentary quota for women |
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Arabs to decide Feb 5 on Syria observer mission |
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Arabs suspend observer mission, Syria deaths spike |
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US lobbyists end contracts with Egypt: report |
| Saturday, 28 January, 2012 |
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Libya's NTC adopts election law, drops women quota |
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Arabs suspend observer mission as Syria deaths spike |
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Syria opposition to seek UN Security Council protection |
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Yemeni troops, police demand bosses' ouster |
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Seven troops killed in ambush near Damascus: SANA |
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DAVOS: Tunisia Must Secure $5B External Financing In 2012-Ctrl Bk |
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Gulf Arab states, Turkey hold talks over Syria |
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Iraq Kurd leader voices backing for Syria Kurds |
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Libya's NTC to meet Sunday to adopt electoral law |
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UN split on Syria action even as killings spike |
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Traffic returns to Cairo protest square |
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Policeman killed in south Yemen: security official |
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WSJ(1/28) Battles Put Damascus On The Edge |
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Citi: Lebanon’s economy could suffer if Syria situation worsens |
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Syrian refugee numbers jump as 600 register in single week |
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Syria, Iran: War of attrition or buckling under pressures? |
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Syria killings spike as UN eyes resolution |
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Europe-Arab UN resolution on Syria hits Russian resistance |
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Syria bloodbath shocks region |
| Friday, 27 January, 2012 |
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Inflation and fuel shortages stoke Aleppo violence |
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Scores storm Syrian embassy in Cairo: AFP |
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Deadly car bomb hits Syria checkpoint: activists |
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Thousands in Cairo's Tahrir to push for change |
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Thousands pray in Cairo's Tahrir ahead of mass rally |
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Rebel Syrian army claims capture of Iranian officers |
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ElBaradei proposes new Egypt transition roadmap |
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Syria raids opposition strongholds as diplomacy heats up |
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Russia says new UN draft on Syria still falls short |
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Ban urges Security Council unity on Syria |
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Protesters head to Cairo's Tahrir ahead of mass rally |
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Syrian forces attack Homs in pre-dawn raid: activists |
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Norway says UN worker kidnapped in Yemen released |
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Saudi to recognise Syrian National Council: report |
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Morocco turns south for economic partnerships |
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After talks with Lavrov, Jumblatt calls for political solution in Syria |
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Tunisian activist rates democratic progress |
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Tunisia to sell Ben Ali palaces |
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Canada asks Bahrain to free Canadian protester |
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UN Council to discuss Syria Friday |
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Clashes closer to Damascus |
| Thursday, 26 January, 2012 |
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Two Copts killed in southern Egypt |
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Revolution leads Tunisians to speak less French |
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Iran says 11 pilgrims kidnapped in Syria |
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Arabs to take Syria to UN, activists say 49 killed |
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Brotherhood to stay out of Egypt presidency race |
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Syrian opposition figure calls for talks with Russia |
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Egypt activists to hold mass rally Friday |
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Sudan does not want dialogue: new Darfur rebel chief |
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NATO will not return to Libya despite clashes |
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Algeria approves 10 new political parties |
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Libya investigates Bani Walid clashes |
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Tunisia, Libya receive loans from Turkey |
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Egypt slaps travel ban on US NGO staff |
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Syrian regime must listen to its people: Tunisia FM |
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Libyan oil output hits 1.3 million bpd: NOC |
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Syria forces raid town taken by deserters: activists |
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Israel congratulates Egypt on new parliament |
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Egypt press hails 'revival' of revolution |
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Tunisia's Islamic leaders pressured by radical fringe |
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Red Cross demands Syria probe aid worker's death |
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Egyptians: 'revolution isn't over' |
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Saleh to stay in US beyond Yemen election: diplomatic source |
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Russia eases Syria stance |
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Syria merits a political solution |
| Wednesday, 25 January, 2012 |
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Syrian opposition says ready for new ties with Lebanon |
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Canada unveils new Syria sanctions |
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Palestinians say enough talks about talks |
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INTERVIEW: Egypt's Economy Will Start To Improve In 2H -EFG-Hermes CEO |
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UN worries over Libya's 'revolutionary brigades' |
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'Terrorist group' kills priest in Syria: report |
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Egypt lifting state of emergency leaves experts wary |
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Ex-Kadhafi bastion under govt control: Libya minister |
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Salafist protestors removed from Tunisia university |
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World Bank approves USD 250 mln loan to improve governance in Jordan |
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Russia stays firm on Syria as regime pounds Hama |
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Bahrain court says emergency rule was legal |
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Libya defence minister in ex-Kadhafi bastion after clashes |
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Egypt releases prisoners on revolt anniversary |
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Syria pounds protest hub of Hama: activists |
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Egypt's Gross Domestic Debt Climbs To EGP1.095 Tln In 1Q |
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Qaeda gunmen exit Yemen town under tribal pressures |
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Russia against sanctions, open to dialogue on Syria: Lavrov |
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Push for UN vote as Syria extends observer mission |
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US warns on Bahrain travel |
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Egypt's incomplete lifting of emergency invites abuse: HRW |
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Arrests in Bahrain as Shiites protest |
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Tahrir thousands mark Egypt revolt anniversary |
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Lebanese banks will abide by Syria sanctions: Salameh |
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WSJ(1/25) In Egypt, Televising the Revolution |
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US moving embassy staff in Bahrain |
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'Syria fighting against world' |
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Syria agrees to extend Arab observer mission |
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Egyptians to mark first anniversary of anti-Mubarak revolt |
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Syria, Bahrain, Yemen get worst ever press freedom ranking |
| Tuesday, 24 January, 2012 |
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Egypt to partially lift emergency rule |
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Air-raid strikes Sudanese refugees in South Sudan: UNHCR |
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Saudis look to new police chief for greater social freedoms |
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Egypt parties refusing to commit to women's rights |
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'Extreme violence' in South Sudan massacres: MSF |
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Turkey warns Iraq against fomenting sectarian conflict |
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Lebanon to abide by Syria sanctions: central bank |
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Kuwait candidates urge royals to end infighting |
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Libyan cabinet meets on Bani Walid clash as calm returns |
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Sanctions causing crisis but won't sway us: Syria |
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Russia will never accept 'foreign interference' in Syria |
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Gulf states urge UN Security Council to pressure Syria |
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Gulf states to pull observers from Syria: statement |
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Hamas chief due in Jordan 12 years after expulsion: minister |
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Yemen's Saleh secured honourable exit: analysts |
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Hamas chief back to Jordan 12 years after expulsion |
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Saudi Arabia quits Syria mission |
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Iran welcomes peaceful change of power in Yemen: FM spokesperson |
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Syria rejects League plan |
| Monday, 23 January, 2012 |
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Libya minister denies claims Kadhafi men attack town |
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Egypt army hands legislative power to new parliament |
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Tunisian PM says security breaches sapping economy |
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Libya, Italy sign political accord |
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Morocco FM makes historic Algiers trip |
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Benkirane unveils new government plan |
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Marrakech forum explores security effects of Arab Spring |
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EU adopts new sanctions on Syria's top brass: diplomat |
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Moody's: Timely IMF Support For Egypt Would Be Credit Positive |
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Arab League extends Syria mission |
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Syria rejects Arab League call for power change |
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Lawmakers call for balance of power |
| Sunday, 22 January, 2012 |
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Saudis pull out of Arab League Syria mission |
| Saturday, 21 January, 2012 |
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WSJ(1/21) U.S. Moves to Shut Embassy In Syria |
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Geagea predicts Assad will be ousted by end of 2012 |
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Number of Syrian refugees registered with UN jumps by 400 in one week |
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WSJ: Egypt's Brotherhood Says It Will Confront Army |
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League under pressure to seek UN intervention |
| Friday, 20 January, 2012 |
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Damascus alleys play host to cat-and-mouse warfare |
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UPDATE:Italy's Monti Visit To Libya To Reaffirm Key Ties-Source |
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Italy's Monti Visit To Libya Aims To Reaffirm Key Ties -Sources |
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Morocco works to manage popular discontent |
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New pan-Maghreb entrepreneur network to boost jobs |
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Yemen plans to deploy troops for elections |
| Thursday, 19 January, 2012 |
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INTERVIEW: Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood Backs IMF Loan With Conditions |
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Maghreb unity takes priority for Moroccan government |
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Jumblatt slams Assad, declaring he ‘listens to nobody’ |
| Wednesday, 18 January, 2012 |
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Maghreb leaders agree to revive union |
| Tuesday, 17 January, 2012 |
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UPDATE: Egypt's IMF Request Only A First Step - Fitch |
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Jumblatt warns Syrian tensions may lead to civil war |
| Monday, 16 January, 2012 |
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Egypt asks IMF for $3.2bn |
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UPDATE: IMF, Egypt Start Negotiations Over $3.2 Billion Loan |
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Tunisians look back at revolutionary year |
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Al Baradei’s pullout may reshape Egypt’s political landscape |
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Stop killing your people, UN chief tells Al Assad |
| Saturday, 14 January, 2012 |
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UNHCR: 5,238 Syrian refugees now in Lebanon |
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Russian arms ship arrives in Syria |
| Friday, 13 January, 2012 |
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Spoils of Ben Ali regime remain elusive |
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Tunisia, Libya show progress in human rights |
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Gemayel: Lebanon hands off on Syria crisis |
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State media appointments rile Tunisian protestors |
| Thursday, 12 January, 2012 |
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Syrians struggle to cope with energy shortages |
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EIU forecasts Mideast economy to be driven by new democracies in 2012 |
| Wednesday, 11 January, 2012 |
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MSP quits Algeria ruling coalition |
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Building material sector experienced tough 2011 |
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Crown prince, Yemen premier hold key talks in Riyadh |
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Al Assad calls for March referendum |
| Tuesday, 10 January, 2012 |
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Berri warns Syria threatened with dangers, backs Arab peace plan |
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Moroccan government holds first meeting |
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Libyans divided on new army chief |
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Tunisian rights groups oppose al-Mahmoudi extradition |
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'Arab Spring' spurs social reforms in GCC |
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Al Jazeera coverage and the Arab Spring |
| Monday, 09 January, 2012 |
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Libya's Waha, Gialo Oil Fields Now Producing -Oil Chief |
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IMF To Visit Egypt Next Week To Discuss $3.2 Bln Loan - Report |
| Saturday, 07 January, 2012 |
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WSJ(1/7) New Blast Hits Syria As Monitors Visit |
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Jordan: Islamists face uphill battle as tribes reject their approach to reform |
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No use having monitors in Syria, says PM |
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Suicide blast rocks Syria |
| Friday, 06 January, 2012 |
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Salafist Jihadists emerge from shadows in Morocco |
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Any Iranian bid to close Hormuz will fail — UK |
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League seeks UN aid to tackle Syrian violence |
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Opposition threatens protests if candidate is barred from polls |
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Prosecutors urge criminal court to sentence Mubarak to death |
| Tuesday, 03 January, 2012 |
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Hezbollah warns Syria chaos could hit Lebanon |
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Saudi Arabia and Libya to restore diplomatic ties |
| Monday, 02 January, 2012 |
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Bahrain reviews verdicts against protesters |
| Friday, 30 December, 2011 |
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UPDATE: Fitch Downgrades Egypt On Political, Reserve Concerns |
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Fitch Downgrades Egypt To BB- On Political, Reserve Concerns |
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Economic factors will decide the success of the Arab Spring |
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Group’s aid to Syria protesters goes from online to in-person |
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Manila to lift workers’ Lebanon deployment ban |
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Fitch cuts Egypt's long-term foreign currency rating |
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Activists in south Yemen burn election cards |
| Thursday, 29 December, 2011 |
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Uncertainties loom large as businesses take a hit |
| Wednesday, 28 December, 2011 |
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3 lessons for Arabs to ponder this year |
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Arab Spring shakes up regional power balance |
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Algerian elections to be held in May |
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Libyans protest price hikes |
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WSJ(12/28) U.S. Pushes For Yemen Deal |
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WSJ(12/28) Syria Forces Clash as Monitors Visit |
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IMF Postpones Egypt Visit Due To Security Concerns - Minister |
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Experts see rising press freedoms as well as threats |
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Democracy dawns after years of repression |
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Islamist parties’ victories spur Haniya’s regional tour |
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League plans more delegations |
| Tuesday, 27 December, 2011 |
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Second consignment of Kuwaiti fuel donation arrives in Benghazi |
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People's Assembly approves a draft resolution settling financial debts among public sector institutions |
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Arab monitors call on media not to air "incorrect" reports on Syria |
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Algeria increases pensions |
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Jordan's economic growth continues at slow pace |
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Jordan: MPs censure privatisation programme, demand investigation |
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Iraq allows Jordanian trucks to pass through its territory in transit to Turkey, Europe |
| Monday, 26 December, 2011 |
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Arab Monetary Fund Agrees $270 Mln Loan For Egypt |
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Egypt's budget deficit expected to surge to 11.7% |
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Yemen and Egypt Discuss Promotion of Bilateral Investments |
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Tumultuous year whose echoes will be heard for long |
| Sunday, 25 December, 2011 |
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Iraq postpones meeting with Syrian opposition |
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Productivity indicator at its lowest level |
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Iranian diplomats review Islamic awakening in Arab states |
| Saturday, 24 December, 2011 |
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Saleh hails UAE's 'unlimited support' to Yemen |
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Saudi Arabia to donate fuel to Yemen |
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Activities of three oil companies to be reinstated |
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Britain to continue supporting Yemen's stability and development |
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IMF to support Yemen general budget |
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UPDATE: Libya Oil Head: Output Currently Just Over 1 Mln B/D |
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Blame game over Syria blasts |
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Egyptian women protest military excesses against demonstrators |
| Friday, 23 December, 2011 |
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President Marzouki: "new contract" to rule relations between political authority and economic actors |
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Moroccan ruling coalition faces stiff opposition |
| Thursday, 22 December, 2011 |
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Jordan premier vows to review all privatization deals |
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Moody's Cuts Egypt Further Into Junk On Unsettled Government |
| Wednesday, 21 December, 2011 |
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Caution rewarded for top EM funds |
| Tuesday, 20 December, 2011 |
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WSJ: Egypt Balance of Payments Deficit Widens |
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Advance observer team for Syria within three days |
| Sunday, 18 December, 2011 |
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WSJ: Eqypt Police Use Batons To Disperse Protesters |
| Saturday, 17 December, 2011 |
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Russia toughens stance on Syria |
| Thursday, 15 December, 2011 |
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WSJ: US Blocks UAE Company Supplying Blue Coat Devices To Syria |
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UPDATE: Italy, Libya Revive 2008 "Friendship" Treaty |
| Wednesday, 14 December, 2011 |
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Gulf region facing tough military 'challenges' |
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'Jordan to reiterate its position on Syria at Arab FMs meeting' |
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Demonstrators march on Syrian embassy |
| Tuesday, 13 December, 2011 |
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Security worries escalate in south |
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Trade unions threaten large-scale strike if demands unmet |
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Saudi Arabia welcomes Yemen's national unity govt |
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Qatar: Bahrain will not keep reform promise, Doha Debates votes |
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Mena unrest to benefit GCC economies |
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Arab Spring and Iran on GCC summit agenda |
| Monday, 12 December, 2011 |
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Gulfsands Petroleum Halts Production In Syria, Invokes Force Majeure |
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Syrian events will affect economy of both countries, MP |
| Saturday, 10 December, 2011 |
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Analysts suspect UNIFIL attack linked to pressure on Syria |
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Arab Spring dents FDIs in region |
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Egyptians can
vote till December 12 |
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Iran, Russia, China envoys discuss developments in Syria |
| Friday, 09 December, 2011 |
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Islamic Cleric: Syrians Have Right To Urge UN Intervention -FT |
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Jordan: Pro-reformists to call for rule of law |
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UAE: Egyptians may vote in consulate till Dec 11 |
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Moroccans question Islamist stance on culture |
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Tunisia debates interim constitution |
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Zahran: Wasting 1 billion EGP to elect a parliament for six months |
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Bahrain lawmakers plan walk-out |
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Rateb dedicates accolades to January 25 revolution martyrs |
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UN envoy praises new beginning in Yemen on return |
| Thursday, 08 December, 2011 |
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Moroccan parties form governing coalition |
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Tough economic challenges facing Middle East region |
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Assad distances himself from security forces |
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Hariri: I openly and proudly support Syria’s uprising |
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Syrian security halts border movement |
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Traders favour exclusion from Syria sanctions, not financial compensation |
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'Sound polling vital in Arab Spring era' |
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Salafists say leader's release 'leap forward' in relations with state |
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IMF chief for 'inclusive' growth in Arab world |
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'Arab Spring has made its presence felt' |
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18.8m eligible voters for second phase of parliamentary elections |
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Egyptian women still fighting |
| Wednesday, 07 December, 2011 |
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Syrian pound tumbles again as sanctions bite |
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Algeria law ostracizes Islamist FIS |
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Libya re-establishes Tunisia border security |
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Popular Movement to join Morocco government |
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Tunisian university closes over niqab ban protests |
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250 workers protest at Shatti al Qurm |
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Demonstrator claims to have been hurt during sit-in at Manah |
|
Syria effect |
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WSJ(12/7)Egypt's Military Leadership Vows To Cede Some Of Its Powers |
| Tuesday, 06 December, 2011 |
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Sanctions-hit Syria eyes Lebanon, Iraq economic corridors |
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Most Jordanians see satellite channels as instigators of Arab revolts - poll |
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Jordan requests exclusion from Syria sanctions regime |
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Arab League studies Syria’s letter |
| Monday, 05 December, 2011 |
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Tunisian liberals, Islamists face off on campus |
| Saturday, 03 December, 2011 |
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Egypt's Prime Minister Appoints New Finance Minister |
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WSJ(12/3) Egypt Secularists Face Hard Choices |
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Hezbollah lashes out at sanctions against Iran, Syria |
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Highest ever turnout wows Egypt |
| Friday, 02 December, 2011 |
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EU Publishes Iran, Syria Sanctions List; Hits Ministers, TV Channel |
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Shell Ceases Activities In Syria Amid Fresh Sanctions |
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Egypt's Sufis support Egyptian Bloc in parliamentary elections |
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Internal strife led to the collapse of Mubarak’s party |
| Thursday, 01 December, 2011 |
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GCC summit slated in Riyadh on Dec. 19 |
| Wednesday, 30 November, 2011 |
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Abu Dhabi Development Fund Exec: No Decision Yet On Syria Exit |
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Vote count stops in Cairo's 1st District |
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Vote sorting locations in Cairo's different districts |
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Citizens detain 25 judges at five polling stations |
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Protestors gain control after clashes |
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Google launches websites for Egypt's parliamentary elections |
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Benkirane to head new Moroccan government |
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Reservations on Syria sanctions will not affect Iraqi Arab relations - MP |
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Proposed ban on flights to Syria upsets its expats |
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Saudis urged to leave Syria; OIC meet today |
| Tuesday, 29 November, 2011 |
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Egypt's Islamists demand power for parliament |
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Egypt Plans $2 Bln USD T-Bills Sale, Tapping New Liquidity |
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Bahrain replaces state security chief |
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UAE Central Bank Head: No Directives Given Yet On Syria Sanctions |
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Egypt's Ctrl Auditing Agency Finds Fincl Violations - Report |
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Egyptian expats in Oman finish voting in parliamentary elections |
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Jordan urges more int'l support for UNRWA |
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Morocco reflects on election results |
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Bahrain issues reform decrees |
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Kuwait's opposition hails govt resignation |
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Greater GCC coordination sought to counter 'dangerous' developments |
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Economic war |
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Sanctions to hurt Syrian traders |
| Monday, 28 November, 2011 |
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A majority of Egyptians intend to vote as confidence in the army weakens, finds a new YouGov poll |
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Egypt: Trading to resume Tuesday despite polls |
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Egypt's autumn |
| Sunday, 27 November, 2011 |
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Egypt's Central Bank Reappoints Governor; Reshuffles Board |
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S&P downgrades Egypt's foreign credit, analyst |
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Egypt's Foreign Reserves lost USD 12 billion in 10 Months |
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Syria shut for UAE firms |
| Saturday, 26 November, 2011 |
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WSJ(11/26) Yemen Forces Attack Areas of Opposition |
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WSJ(11/26) Egypt's Activists Unite Against Military |
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North protests Assad while Syrian workers in south march for regime |
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Bahrain’s scars seem slow to heal |
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Mubarak-era minister appointed new premier by military council |
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Syria steps up crackdown, ignores deadline |
| Friday, 25 November, 2011 |
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Jordan: Activists to demand 'return of public funds' |
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Egyptians living in UAE begin casting their votes |
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League sets new Syria deadline |
| Thursday, 24 November, 2011 |
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Bahrain opposition urges government to resign |
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Tunisia Ctrl Bk Gov: Econ Growth Seen At 0.2% This Yr; 4%-5% Next Year |
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UPDATE: S&P Cuts Ratings On Egypt One Notch To B+; Pressure On Reserves |
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S&P Lowers Ratings On Egypt One Notch To B+; Sees Pressure On Reserves |
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Ratings on Egypt lowered to 'B+' on heightened political transition risks |
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lebanon needs 'prudent' buffer against Syria: IMF |
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British minister rules out use of force against Syria |
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Expert sees real changes in Arab world |
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Arab governments urged to protect people's rights |
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Honor pledge, King Abdullah tells Yemenis |
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Saudis, expats laud Saudi Arabia's efforts to end Yemen turmoil |
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Bahrain king vows reforms |
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King pledges to act on Bahrain unrest findings |
| Wednesday, 23 November, 2011 |
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Morocco is the Quiet Success Story of the Arab Spring With New Constitution and Free Elections Friday, November 25th |
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Egypt Sovereign Debt Insurance Costs Rise |
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Egypt Official Says Has Enough Stk Of Foodstuff For 3 Mos-Report |
|
Buy Egypt? |
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Tunisian constituent assembly starts work |
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Moroccan leftist parties call for election boycott |
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Gulf bourses tremble as Egypt halts stock trading |
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Managing risks after the uprisings |
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Evolving Arab democracies face election challenge: Kofi Annan |
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Paradigm shift in Turkey's view of the Arab world |
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GCC to boost defense in face of new threats |
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Tantawi's sops fail to dampen Tahrir spirit |
| Tuesday, 22 November, 2011 |
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Egyptian Stocks Tumble Again As Protests Escalate Further |
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Tunisia selects new leadership |
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Libya returns to '5+5' defence meeting |
| Sunday, 20 November, 2011 |
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Deadline fails to halt killings |
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Marzouqi set to be Tunisia president |
| Saturday, 19 November, 2011 |
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WSJ: US Turns To Lebanon In Bid To Strangle Syria |
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Egyptians back at Tahrir to push for power handover |
| Friday, 18 November, 2011 |
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Arab youth, key drivers of Arab development and democratization |
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Moroccan Parliament needs rising talent |
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Libya, Algeria mend ties |
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Demonstrators protest against regions' formations and corruption |
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Kuwait Emir orders zero tolerance towards protests |
| Thursday, 17 November, 2011 |
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Morocco election campaign off to slow start |
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'Our Assembly' ... Opposition Vows More Protests |
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Neighbors must help Syria in reform process: Larijani |
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Syria complicit in attacks on embassies |
| Wednesday, 16 November, 2011 |
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Oman: Egyptian expats gear up to vote in the November 28 elections |
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Lebanese divided over Arab League vote on Syria |
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Lebanon risks much from a widening Syrian conflict |
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New media central to Moroccan political debate |
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Salehi criticizes Arab League for suspending Syria |
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Iran rules out talks with Syrian opposition |
| Tuesday, 15 November, 2011 |
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Iranian, Algerian foreign ministers discuss Syria issue on phone |
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Assad should initiate new political phase in Syria - King |
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Shoura calls for quick action against embassy attackers |
| Monday, 14 November, 2011 |
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UN laureate calls for Algerian electoral diversity |
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Iraqi government not against Syrian people - Foreign Minister |
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Iraq fears Iranian wrath for Syrian question, political analyst |
| Sunday, 13 November, 2011 |
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Syria seeks urgent meeting with Arab leaders |
| Saturday, 12 November, 2011 |
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WSJ(11/12) Alarm Over Smuggled Libyan Arms |
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Akkar residents block highway to Syria |
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Displaced Syrian children begin school in Lebanon: U.N. |
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MP: Constitution protected Kuwait from Arab Spring |
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Egyptian TV rejects ‘inciting’ slogan |
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Syria accused of war crimes |
| Friday, 11 November, 2011 |
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Egyptians in the UAE asked to register for elections |
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NTC leadership divided over Qatar's Libya role |
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New Libyan flag a boon for Libya, Tunisia |
|
Yemen regime, opposition close to deal |
|
Arabs offered safe haven to Al Assad, US official says |
| Thursday, 10 November, 2011 |
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Qatar: Reform only way to avoid revolts: PM |
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Sleiman: Syria regrets incursions into Lebanon |
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West denounces Assad's allies |
| Wednesday, 09 November, 2011 |
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Tunisia extradites Al-Mahmoudi |
| Tuesday, 08 November, 2011 |
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WSJ(11/8) Syria Army Seizes Zone Despite Arab Truce |
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Syrian opposition urges world to protect civilians |
| Monday, 07 November, 2011 |
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WSJ: Tunisia's Leadership Faces Restive Unemployed |
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WSJ(11/5) Libyans Seek Secular Security Chief |
| Sunday, 06 November, 2011 |
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Bahrain denies secret dialogue with opposition |
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League turns up heat on Syria |
| Saturday, 05 November, 2011 |
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768 Syrian refugees under 4 years old |
|
The Palestinians have a new weapon |
|
Syria bent on rule of gun |
| Friday, 04 November, 2011 |
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Peaceful sit-in calls for reform |
|
Algeria vows to support new Libya |
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Salah al-Din province called to review decision - demonstrators |
| Thursday, 03 November, 2011 |
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Iran ready to help Libya's new government |
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Qatar: Syria agrees to military pullout |
| Wednesday, 02 November, 2011 |
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Kuwait: 'Petition signed by 26 MPs a clear message for PM to quit' |
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Western reaction to Tunisian elections |
| Tuesday, 01 November, 2011 |
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Only Kuwaiti youth can topple govt: MP |
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Tunisia: Standard & Poor's confirms BBB- rating after NCA elections |
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Army to take action to control Syria border |
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New Algerian political parties await reforms |
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Syria's growing isolation among Arabs |
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Qatar: Arab League reveals Syria plan as Nato rejects intervention |
| Monday, 31 October, 2011 |
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Morocco political coalition promises jobs, reform |
|
Syria revolt strains Lebanon’s struggling economy |
|
WSJ(10/31) Syrian Activists Say Assad Gains Advantage |
| Saturday, 29 October, 2011 |
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Alridha pulls elected members out of assembly |
|
Yemeni security official killed |
| Friday, 28 October, 2011 |
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Jordan: Pundits see King's speech as 'roadmap' for reform |
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Jordan: Change in gov't fails to slow protest drive |
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Call to stop arrests, demonstrators |
|
Libya is open for business |
| Thursday, 27 October, 2011 |
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Arab Spring has shown the way to freedom |
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Jordan reform to lead to parliamentary government: King Abdallah |
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Arab ministers have 'cordial and frank' talks with Assad |
| Wednesday, 26 October, 2011 |
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Tunisia polls winner wants national unity government |
| Tuesday, 25 October, 2011 |
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In Morocco, high hopes for next parliament |
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Jordan: Parliament summoned to meet on Wednesday |
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Tunisia's Ennahda wins poll |
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Libya dispels fears over adopting Islamic rule |
|
Rights body keeps a close watch |
| Monday, 24 October, 2011 |
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E.U. hails first free elections in Tunisia |
|
'Arab Spring calls for rethink of US-Arab relations' |
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PM's overture new chapter in gov't-Islamist relations |
|
Jordan party rejects offer to join new govt |
|
Massive turnout in Tunisian elections |
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Saudi intervention in Bahrain was a strategic mistake: official |
|
Jordan reforms can ward off revolt: Ex-PM |
| Sunday, 23 October, 2011 |
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Tunisian activists find new ways to mobilise voters |
| Saturday, 22 October, 2011 |
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WSJ(10/22) Tunisia Vote Stands as Test for the Region |
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WSJ(10/22) Syrians Rally, Saying Assad Is Next |
|
Jordanians celebrate Bakhit's ouster |
|
Gaddafi footage shot on mobile: Jazeera scribe |
|
UN calls for Gaddafi probe |
| Friday, 21 October, 2011 |
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WSJ: U.N. Backs Plan For Yemen Leader To Step Down |
|
Gaddafi's demise resonates across Arab world |
|
Korean builders rally on Libyan hopes |
|
Chief officers of polling stations in Qatar, Lebanon and Algeria replaced |
|
Rival Lebanese leaders hailGadhafi’s death |
|
Arab Spring to dominate WEF in Jordan |
| Thursday, 20 October, 2011 |
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WSJ 2nd UPDATE: Moammar Gadhafi Killed, Libyan Officials Say |
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WSJ UPDATE: Libyan Rebels Say They Have Captured Gadhafi |
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More Libyan Crude Available To Market Early November - Trade |
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NTC Military Official: Can't Confirm Reports That Gadhafi Captured |
|
Tunisia seeks female turnout in elections |
| Wednesday, 19 October, 2011 |
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Tunisian expats in Canada to vote from Thursday |
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Divisions rack Algeria's FLN |
|
Aoun warns of extremist Islamist rule in Syria if Assad regime falls |
|
Jordan king wants new intel chief to back reform |
| Tuesday, 18 October, 2011 |
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RSF Tunisia urges action on press freedom |
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One million dollar Iraqi grant to Tunisia |
|
Cairo gets Swiss green light to seize $340m deposits of Mubarak’s sons |
| Monday, 17 October, 2011 |
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Tunisia prepares for democratic transition |
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Libya calls on Tunisians for reconstruction aid |
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Gulf countries fail to oust Syria |
| Sunday, 16 October, 2011 |
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Syria escapes suspension from Arab League |
| Saturday, 15 October, 2011 |
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Qibbeh residents in north stage anti-Assad rally |
| Friday, 14 October, 2011 |
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Oman fields more than 1,000 election candidates |
|
Army denies reports of Syrian incursion in Bekaa |
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Russia and China Reiterate Call for Dialogue to Resolve Situation in Syria |
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Free media needed: Karman |
|
Saudi Arabia recalling students from Yemen |
| Thursday, 13 October, 2011 |
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Social discontent simmers in Algeria as teachers strike |
|
March 8 hail pro-Assad Damascus demonstrations |
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Protesters demanding new municipalities temporarily block Amman-Aqaba highway |
|
WSJ(10/13) Syrian-American Accused Of Spying On Dissidents |
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WSJ(10/13) Egyptian Generals Defend Actions |
| Wednesday, 12 October, 2011 |
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WSJ: US Accuses Syrian Man Of Spying On Protesters |
| Tuesday, 11 October, 2011 |
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Lebanese leaders urge Egypt to prevent sectarian strife |
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Tunisia: Tourist arrivals drop by 34.4 % |
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Egypt's democracy under threat |
| Monday, 10 October, 2011 |
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UAE's RAKIA expects 25% expansion in 2012 |
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Libya's oil recovery moves faster |
|
40 Yemen Women Wounded Celebrating Nobel Win - Officials |
| Sunday, 09 October, 2011 |
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Damascus warns over political opposition |
| Saturday, 08 October, 2011 |
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WSJ(10/8)Defense Chief Hails Success Of NATO's Libya Campaign |
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Ghosn: Lebanon not obliged to back Syrian opposition |
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Lebanon sit-ins condemn Syrian crackdown |
|
Thousands protest in Jordan against corruption |
|
Fitch raises Egypt recovery concerns |
| Friday, 07 October, 2011 |
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GCC plan remains only option in Yemen: UAE daily |
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Court to look into case of medics jailed for unrest |
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Kuwait throws weight behind Saudi Arabia |
| Thursday, 06 October, 2011 |
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Intervention in Syria would lead to regional crisis, Iran tells Qatar |
| Wednesday, 05 October, 2011 |
|
US intervention and Syrian uprising |
| Tuesday, 04 October, 2011 |
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Will the 'Arab Spring' bring economic transformation? |
|
State to bear costs of medical care for wounded of Revolution |
|
Arab silence on Syria criticised |
|
New Libya springs a surprise everywhere you go |
| Monday, 03 October, 2011 |
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Syrians Come Out In Support Of New Anti-regime Front |
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Eni CEO Hopes Libyan Greenstream Pipeline Will Resume In October |
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Uprisings cost region Dh24.5b |
| Sunday, 02 October, 2011 |
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Egyptian army set to rule until late 2012 |
| Saturday, 01 October, 2011 |
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Tourism losses from Arab uprisings estimated at $7bn |
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Jordan's king approves constitutional changes |
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US envoy in Egypt warned over “stirring up sedition” |
| Friday, 30 September, 2011 |
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Life refuses to return to normal in Bahrain |
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Al-Jazeera Shield Force sues TV channels: Report |
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Hezbollah slams Bahrain for ‘repressive measures’ |
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Baghdad demo condemns violations by neighborly states |
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13 doctors get 15 years for inciting unrest |
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Fierce firefights erupt in Yemen |
| Thursday, 29 September, 2011 |
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Privatisation in reverse |
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Tunisian parties urged to uphold human rights |
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Medical students from Yemen, Libya to be accepted at local universities under certain conditions |
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Normality returning to Libya as schools reopen |
| Wednesday, 28 September, 2011 |
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Fresh push for Russia to back Syria censure |
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No Arab Spring in Kuwait, Gulf - MP |
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Turmoil in Yemen |
| Tuesday, 27 September, 2011 |
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U.S. warns Mikati over Syria sanctions |
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Saudi Arabia supports Palestine's UN bid |
| Sunday, 25 September, 2011 |
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Oapec: Oil expansion plans hinge on security |
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Court orders suspension of Mubarak trial until October 30 |
| Saturday, 24 September, 2011 |
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Sleiman says he has urged Assad to pass reforms |
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Jordanians protest for reforms |
| Friday, 23 September, 2011 |
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Fragile ceasefire between rival Yemeni factions ends |
| Wednesday, 21 September, 2011 |
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$23bn windfall for the new Libya |
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Egypt: Confidence and liquidity help ease the turmoil |
| Tuesday, 20 September, 2011 |
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King calls for a stable Yemen |
| Monday, 19 September, 2011 |
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AfDB grants Tunisia two loans worth 340 MD |
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Government introduces ''Jasmine Economic and Social Plan'' |
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MENA region faces shortage of budget-friendly homes |
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UAE pledges to boost economies of Arab Spring nations |
| Sunday, 18 September, 2011 |
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Misurata's defenders look for pay-off |
| Saturday, 17 September, 2011 |
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Calm returns to Akkar following Syrian incursion |
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North Lebanon rally backs Syrian protesters |
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Libyan economy alive but not well |
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Jordanians take to streets calling for real political reform |
| Friday, 16 September, 2011 |
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Lebanese injured as Syrian troops pursue refugees over border |
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Moroccan parties form coalitions |
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Algeria advances media, political reforms |
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Housing riots rock Algiers |
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Britain pledges to free frozen Libya funds |
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Egypt jails three ex-officials over wasting millions in public money |
| Thursday, 15 September, 2011 |
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Kuwait: MoI ups security for Friday protests |
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Oil markets likely to remain more influenced by global economic cycle |
| Wednesday, 14 September, 2011 |
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Egypt index tumbles after anti-Israel protest |
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The worsening situation between Egypt and Israel |
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'Iran will send ambassador back to Libya at the earliest opportunity' |
| Tuesday, 13 September, 2011 |
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Japan provides USD 2 mln emergency aid for Libya's injured |
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"Building the Syrian State" Movement Inaugurated |
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Dedeman Hotels to Maintain Investments in Syria |
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Incentives for investors in underdeveloped regions |
| Monday, 12 September, 2011 |
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Salafists fail to penetrate Morocco protest movement |
| Sunday, 11 September, 2011 |
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Egypt vows more protection after attack on Israel embassy |
| Saturday, 10 September, 2011 |
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Nassib Lahoud warns Syria unrest may affect Lebanon |
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Tripoli rally calls for Arab intervention in Syria |
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Local Press: Saudi Arabia and the Egyptian Baltajiyah |
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Al Assad gears up to face military intervention |
| Friday, 09 September, 2011 |
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Tahrir square demonstration amid security measures |
| Thursday, 08 September, 2011 |
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Tunisia unveils job-creation project |
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Jobless benefits planned for Morocco |
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Syrian forces kill at least 15 in largest assault on Homs |
| Wednesday, 07 September, 2011 |
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Thousands rally against border bombardments in Kurdistan capital |
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Protests erupt amid Tunisia police union ban |
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Jordan to reopen embassy in Tripoli |
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Niger denies reports of harbouring Gaddafi |
| Tuesday, 06 September, 2011 |
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Malian Touaregs return from Libya |
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MPs protest at embassy against Russia's support for Assad |
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Arab Spring cost GCC $150bn |
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Clashes at Mubarak trial |
| Monday, 05 September, 2011 |
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Erbil expected to see demo against TurkishIranian cross border bombardments on Kurdish territories |
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Algeria closes Libya border |
| Saturday, 03 September, 2011 |
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Bahrain's Commission deadline for probe set for this week |
| Friday, 02 September, 2011 |
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Demonstration demanding better services ends in Baghdad |
| Thursday, 01 September, 2011 |
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Europe steps up efforts to unblock Libya assets |
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More than 470 Syrians died last month |
| Wednesday, 31 August, 2011 |
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Libya fund seeks to free assets for loans |
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Libya's Zawiya Refinery Has Resumed Operations -Rebel Council |
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Youth's death stokes Bahrain unrest fears |
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Political advertising to be banned from September 12, 2011 |
| Tuesday, 30 August, 2011 |
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Italy seeks to delay EU oil embargo on Syria |
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Dispute over control of Libya's $65bn fund |
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2nd UPDATE: Libya Rebels Give Gadhafi Forces Saturday Deadline |
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Gadhafi's Daughter Gives Birth In Algeria |
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EU: Sanctions On Syria Oil Exports Being Wrapped Up |
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EU Urges Syria To Immediately Stop Brutal Repression |
| Monday, 29 August, 2011 |
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Qatar accords Libya council state honour |
| Saturday, 27 August, 2011 |
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Arab League to discuss Syria crisis |
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We ask Libyans to come back and rebuild the country — former exile |
| Friday, 26 August, 2011 |
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Fresh round of violence breaks out in Gaza Strip |
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Nato beefs up Gaddafi hunt |
| Thursday, 25 August, 2011 |
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Jordan to help rebuild post-Qadhafi Libya |
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Qatar urges release of $5bn Libyan funds |
| Wednesday, 24 August, 2011 |
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NTC seeks to unfreeze $5bn for life after Gaddafi |
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Oil trade links to Syria cut ahead of embargo |
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Syrian FM: Damascus counts on Iran's friendship |
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Libyans should safeguard their revolution: Iran |
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Libyans in Riyadh mission switch allegiance |
| Tuesday, 23 August, 2011 |
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Opposition seeks initial $2.5bn in frozen funds |
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Gulfsands Petroleum in oil payments to Assad cousin |
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Iraq recognizes Libyan Transitional Council |
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Libya petrol smuggling affects southern Tunisia |
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NTC plans interim Tripoli govt |
| Monday, 22 August, 2011 |
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Egypt pays high price for neglect of Sinai |
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UK pledge to unfreeze Libyan assets |
| Sunday, 21 August, 2011 |
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Gaddafi regime collapses |
| Saturday, 20 August, 2011 |
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Charbel: Lebanon will stay out of Syria’s affairs |
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Jordanians demonstrate urging resignation of government |
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Refugees find solace in Tunisia camp |
| Friday, 19 August, 2011 |
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Egypt revolution hits big companies |
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Morocco sets legislative elections date |
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Demands to stop regional intervention |
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Activists plan hunger strike over blogger’s detention |
| Thursday, 18 August, 2011 |
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Moroccan activists challenge electoral list quotas |
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Libyans in Tunisia celebrate rebel advances |
| Wednesday, 17 August, 2011 |
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Syria solidarity protest in Muscat |
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Suspending agreements with Syria could hurt harm Kuwait |
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GCC ministers to discuss current regional events |
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'Changes leave opposition with less ammunition to continue campaign' |
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US-Arab disconnect: Revolutions reset region's priorities |
| Tuesday, 16 August, 2011 |
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Currency flight fears mount in Syria |
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Al Khatib meets in Tunisia with NTC and Libya's Government representatives |
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Anger building up over Syria - Bakhit |
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UK uprising resembles Arab Spring: general |
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Top Iranian, Turkish diplomats discuss Syria |
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Jordan Islamists see proposed constitutional amendments inadequate |
| Monday, 15 August, 2011 |
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First Ministerial working session on priority governorates meets |
| Sunday, 14 August, 2011 |
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Jordanian king voices support for reform package |
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Bahrain opposition to boycott September elections |
| Friday, 12 August, 2011 |
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67% back death for Mubarak |
| Thursday, 11 August, 2011 |
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Clinton calls for oil groups to shun Syria |
| Monday, 08 August, 2011 |
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Lebanese bank assets in Syria fall by 8.4 pct |
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U.S. expands travel warning amid violence in Syria |
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Damascus left with fewer allies |
| Sunday, 07 August, 2011 |
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GCC calls on Syria to end violence, initiate reforms |
| Friday, 05 August, 2011 |
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Lebanon’s U.N. vote on Syria ignites debate |
| Wednesday, 03 August, 2011 |
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Al Assad lost all humanity, UN chief says |
| Tuesday, 02 August, 2011 |
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Syrian rebels urge oil sanctions |
| Monday, 01 August, 2011 |
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Libya rebels pledge Ramadan cash handout |
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Ramadan eve massacre |
| Sunday, 31 July, 2011 |
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UPDATE: Deadly Clash In Libya Rebel Capital |
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Arab Spring transforms TV and movie industries |
| Saturday, 30 July, 2011 |
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Moroccan King Calls For Parliamentary Elections Soon |
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Clashes continue to erupt in Yemen despite protesters’ calls for Friday of Patience rallies |
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Jordanians take to streets demanding real reform |
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Shaikha Lubna, Tunisian PM discuss trade cooperation |
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Police in standoff after stopping protest march |
| Friday, 29 July, 2011 |
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Protest in Bahrain over lack of reform |
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Tunisia Pens New, Freer Press Code |
| Thursday, 28 July, 2011 |
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UPDATE: Mubaraks To Be Tried In Cairo |
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2nd UPDATE: Repsol Ready To Resume In Libya; Facilities Undamaged |
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Regional action plans to develop youth's employment in Tunisia |
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Britain opens rebel Libyan Embassy, U.S. likely to follow |
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Early ‘Arab Spring’ results divide Western opinions on Syria and Lebanon |
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WSJ(7/28) UK Recognizes Libyan Opposition |
| Wednesday, 27 July, 2011 |
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Tunisia counts the cost of revolution |
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Tunisia, UAE review ways to boost co-operation in finance and investment fields |
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Syrian Labor Market Report 2009-2010 Launched |
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Egypt’s successful bond sale may fuel further investment |
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Media wars in full swing as Egypt protesters, military clash |
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Tunisia puts 23 associates of former prime minister on trial |
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Syrian Min: Govt Plans To Set Up EUR3B New Power Plants -Report |
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Food smuggling to Libya worries Tunisians |
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Morocco to tackle youth unemployment |
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Cabinet Approves Draft Law on General Elections |
| Tuesday, 26 July, 2011 |
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Libya rejects Gaddafi proposal |
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Syrian Cabinet Passes Bill of New Parties Law |
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Egypt ex-interior minister to be tried alongside Mubarak |
| Monday, 25 July, 2011 |
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Vodafone faces pressure over Egypt protests |
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Paris was within Schengen over Tunisians |
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Moody's: Egypt Protests, Cabinet Reshuffle Are Credit Negative |
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Syrian Govt Adopts Multipartism Law: Report |
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Desperate Kadhafi regime appeals for volunteers |
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WSJ: Cairo Clashes Reflect Fatigue |
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WSJ: Rebel Chief Says Gadhafi, Family Can Stay In Libya |
| Sunday, 24 July, 2011 |
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Assad Sacks City Governor After Massive Demonstration - SANA |
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UPDATE: Germany Offers Loans To Libyan Opposition - Minister |
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Saudi Arabia: King asks scholars to help find solutions to people's problems |
| Saturday, 23 July, 2011 |
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WSJ UPDATE: Rights Group Condemns Draft Saudi Antiterror Law |
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Egypt's Under-Fire Ruler Commits To Democracy |
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UPDATE:Wave Of Loud Blasts Rock Libyan Capital |
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Damascus on edge as over one million protest |
| Friday, 22 July, 2011 |
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Syrian Opposition Lobbies EU To Ban Syria's Crude Exports-Activist |
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Peaceful protests call for speeding up political and economic reforms in Jordan |
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Saudi Prince Alwaleed Calls For Reforms For More Openness |
| Thursday, 21 July, 2011 |
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Worried Syrians withdraw bank deposits |
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Cooperation Between Syrian and Lebanese Banks |
| Tuesday, 19 July, 2011 |
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Morocco to sell part of Maroc Telecom stake |
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Syria crisis takes sectarian turn as death toll mounts |
| Saturday, 16 July, 2011 |
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Anti-Syrian regime protest in Tripoli targets Iran’s ‘Persian project’ |
| Friday, 15 July, 2011 |
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Jordan: Premier warns against repercussions of escalation |
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Friday's demonstrators call for social reforms |
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Kadhafi regime uses oil as leverage |
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Contact Group meets today in Istanbul |
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Friends of arrested Syria TV star call for sit-in protest |
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Revolution reloaded as public demands fast-paced reforms |
| Thursday, 14 July, 2011 |
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Gov't firm on banning open sit-ins, urges a more peaceful approach |
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OIC aims to attain cease-fire in Libya by Ramadan |
| Wednesday, 13 July, 2011 |
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NSHR supports call for reforms in Arab countries |
| Tuesday, 12 July, 2011 |
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Barzani's office voices concern for Syria's Kurds |
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Gov't initiates dialogue on reform with political parties |
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Popular Movement denies their activists' fled |
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Saudi Arabia: Introduce reforms, Cabinet urges Arabs |
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US envoy fails to break political impasse in Yemen |
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Egyptian protesters threaten severe measures if rulers fail to meet demands |
| Monday, 11 July, 2011 |
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Saadoun seeks clarification on GCC initiatives in Yemen |
| Sunday, 10 July, 2011 |
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Egyptian protesters threaten to block Suez Canal |
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Information ministry temporarily revived |
| Saturday, 09 July, 2011 |
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Tripoli protest supports Syrian uprising, second rally scrapped |
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Jordanians call for ouster of PM Bakhit |
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Yemen opposition moves to declare transitional council |
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Egyptians rally to show their anger |
| Friday, 08 July, 2011 |
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Egypt boils over police acquittals |
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Egypt braces for Friday of fury |
| Thursday, 07 July, 2011 |
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'Over 100 Syrians flee to Jordan' |
| Tuesday, 05 July, 2011 |
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Iran, Russia: Foreigners should stay out of Syria crisis |
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GCC gains from Arab Spring effect |
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Khalifa reiterates UAE support for Egypt |
| Monday, 04 July, 2011 |
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Moroccans approve new constitution |
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UAE praises Bahrain initiative which gets under way tomorrow |
| Saturday, 02 July, 2011 |
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Jordanian Government Resigns To Allow New Cabinet Reshuffle - Report |
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WSJ(7/2) Bahrain Shiites Enter Talks |
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Hundreds march in Tripoli to support Syria rallies |
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Key Bahrain dialogue today |
| Friday, 01 July, 2011 |
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WSJ: Bahrain Shiite Group Enters Talks With Government |
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Center for Syrian refugees opens in Akkar |
| Thursday, 30 June, 2011 |
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WSJ(6/30) France Says It Armed Opposition In Libya |
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WSJ(6/30) Rage At Police Fuels Egypt Rioting |
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Experts to probe Bahrain unrest |
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International commission on rights to submit report to king in October |
| Wednesday, 29 June, 2011 |
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Tunisia, Kuwait co-ordinating on Ben Ali's assets probe |
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FDIs: 24.1% drop during first five months of 2011 |
| Tuesday, 28 June, 2011 |
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Moroccan Embassy prepares for referendum on new charter |
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Gaddafi wanted for war crimes |
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Meeting to thrash out Syria future |
| Saturday, 25 June, 2011 |
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WSJ(6/25) Libya Is Air Show For Defense Firms |
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WSJ(6/25) House Votes Against Policy In Libya |
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WSJ(6/25) Goldman's Paperwork Flub In Libya Deals |
| Friday, 24 June, 2011 |
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WSJ: Syrian Crisis Warms Turkey-Israel Ties Somewhat |
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WSJ UPDATE: US House Keeps Funding For Military Action In Libya |
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Algeria responds to social protests |
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Bahrain sets the stage for national dialogue |
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US pushes for ‘immediate’ and smooth transfer of power in Yemen |
| Wednesday, 22 June, 2011 |
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Saleh requires two more weeks |
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Doha Debates Poll: Most Gulf Arabs too scared to demonstrate against their rulers |
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US sanctions Libyan companies |
| Tuesday, 21 June, 2011 |
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Tunisian press fears return to censorship |
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Jordan reaches out for int'l partner amid protests |
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Differences over Syria unrest deepen 'crisis' of Jordan's political elite |
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Qatar: Bloomsbury releases 'Tweets from Tahrir' |
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UAE freezes assets of 19 Libyans |
| Monday, 20 June, 2011 |
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Little support for wider Libya campaign |
| Saturday, 18 June, 2011 |
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Arab States Saw Deposits Worth $50B Withdrawn Amid Unrest -Report |
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WSJ(6/18) Yemen Leader's Return Questioned |
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First protester death in Aleppo |
|
Thousands protest across Syria |
| Friday, 17 June, 2011 |
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Hundreds in Tripoli rally to denounce Syria crackdown |
|
2 demonstrations in Tahreer Square |
| Thursday, 16 June, 2011 |
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WSJ UPDATE: Syrian Forces Spread to New Area Near Iraq Border |
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Kuwait: Arrest Protest Flouters |
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March 14 intensifies its opposition stance |
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March 14 may regret boycotting Mikati |
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Kuwait: Stage set for new demonstration |
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$2.5 billion IDB aid for Egypt |
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Yemen peace efforts to continue: GCC |
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Turkey seeks Syria action |
| Wednesday, 15 June, 2011 |
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Gaddafi base under fire |
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Syrians protest against Moscow's political stance |
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'No going back on path of reform' |
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Yemen peace efforts to continue: GCC |
| Tuesday, 14 June, 2011 |
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Jordan renews support for Libya revolution |
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Saleh's condition improving: Doctor |
| Monday, 13 June, 2011 |
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UAE recognises Libyan rebels |
| Saturday, 11 June, 2011 |
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Grand mufti urges Lebanese to revolt against economic crisis |
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Hundreds rally against Assad regime in Tripoli |
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Al-Balad news website under fire |
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Iranian infighting clouds anniversary |
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Iran summons UK diplomat over 'unfounded' Syria meddling claim |
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Bahrain confirms Grand Prix race cancelled |
| Friday, 10 June, 2011 |
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Syrian army moves on Jisr al-Shughour |
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Protesters rally in Baghdad Tahrir Square |
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Increase in infiltration feared amid Yemen chaos |
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Group pledges $1.3b for Gaddafi opponents |
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Libya needs $4b to get back on its feet — ex-minister |
| Thursday, 09 June, 2011 |
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Allied, Arab Nations Approve Financial Aid Mechanism For Libya Rebels |
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Kurdish MP: Iraq should take action against Syrian crack down |
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Kuwait: Former MP Condemns Street Protests |
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MPs announce 'Petition Friday' for resignation of premier |
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Thousands Flee North Syria City |
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Yemeni Tribe Takes Key City |
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Libyan newspapers mushroom in an outpouring of pent-up frustration |
| Wednesday, 08 June, 2011 |
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Beirut traders to call for strike in protest against government impasse |
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Lebanese bank freezes assets of Libyan regime: reports |
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UK and France step up pressure on UN over Syria |
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Algeria freezes Kadhafi assets |
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Renewable energy to boost Morocco jobs |
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Mauritanian president: Kadhafi must leave |
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Ben Ali lawyer blasts looming trial |
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Obama Presses Bahrain On Reform |
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WSJ(6/8) U.S., German Leaders Discuss Aid For Libya |
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Yemen Chief's Injuries Could Upend Regime |
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OPEC Poised To Exempt Libya From Oil Output Quota - Sources |
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France, Britain step up pressure on Al Assad |
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Injured Saleh ‘alert’ to his surroundings |
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New rights watchdog steers clear of politics |
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Statistics reveal social media’s impact |
| Tuesday, 07 June, 2011 |
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WSJ: Yemen's Capital Sanaa Quiet, But Clashes Erupt Elsewhere |
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Austria Police Confirm OPEC-Related Protest, Unclear If Libya Opposition |
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Jumblatt urges Syrian regime to swiftly implement reforms |
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Kurdish parties in Syria throw weight behind protests |
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Algerians puzzled by term limit reversal |
|
Ahmadinejad: Americans use Bahrain issue to raise popularity rate |
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Ahmadinejad: Iran to offer solutiion to Bahrain crisis when conditions are ripe |
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Iran President condemns US interference in Syria |
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Saudi Arabia calls for restraint in Yemen |
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Future still uncertain for Yemen as violence flares |
|
UAE hosts Libya talks |
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US sanctions on Syria may not affect many UAE firms |
| Monday, 06 June, 2011 |
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Jordan sees comprehensive reform: Parliament Speaker |
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Kuwait KGL In Talks To Resume Work At $1B Egypt Proj -Report |
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Egypt To Obtain $3 Billion IMF Loan |
| Saturday, 04 June, 2011 |
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WSJ(6/4) House Challenges Obama On Libya |
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Palestinians scrap march after Lebanese Army bans border protest |
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Jordanians step up protests calling for PM's resignation |
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Solidarity replaces fear in Benghazi |
|
Muslim Brotherhood eyes entertainment |
| Friday, 03 June, 2011 |
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WSJ: White House To Host Bahrain Royal To Push Reform |
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Kuwait: 'Student expelled over revolution question' |
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Yemeni crisis: Obama's aide mobilizes GCC |
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Fierce fighting grips Sana’a |
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Israel warns Lebanon, Syria ahead of marches |
| Thursday, 02 June, 2011 |
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WSJ UPDATE: Deadly Crackdown In Syrian Towns Kill At Least 15 |
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King urges expedited economic reform |
| Wednesday, 01 June, 2011 |
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US warns Egypt to return to its focus on reforms |
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Lebanon’s Palestinians to march to border |
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Clashes as protesters demand withdrawal of Iraq Army from Ramadi |
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No need to close our embassy in Yemen - Abawi |
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'Qatari government supported popular uprisings in region' |
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'Saudi intervention in Bahrain was a miscalculation' |
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Mideast Uses Western Tools To Battle The Skype Rebellion |
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Major Front Forms In Libya's Mountains |
|
Bahrain king offers dialogue |
| Tuesday, 31 May, 2011 |
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Lebanon freezes assets of Tunisia’s former first lady |
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Najib Saab in Mediterranean Commission Conference: Political Reforms Crucial to Sustainable Development |
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AfDB extends 500 million dollars to Tunisia |
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Morocco to hold early legislative vote |
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Iraq keen on Syrian stability - Maliki |
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Arab revolution will succeed: Doha Debates |
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Jordan opposition calls for government's resignation |
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Saudi vacationers to avoid turmoil-hit Arab countries |
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20 killed as violence spirals in Yemen |
| Monday, 30 May, 2011 |
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Kuwait: Several protest municipality decision to close down shops |
| Saturday, 28 May, 2011 |
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WSJ(5/28) G-8 Pledges $40 Billion For 'Arab Spring' |
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WSJ(5/28) Yemen Clashes Spread, Raising Fears |
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WSJ(5/28) Zuma Looks To Elevate Libya Role |
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Border towns fearful of Syrian incursion as Lebanese troops redeploy |
| Friday, 27 May, 2011 |
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WSJ: UK PM: Mideast Failure Would Give Oxygen To Extremists |
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WSJ: Sarkozy Welcomes Russia Help In Libya; Gadhafi Must Go |
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France's Sarkozy: G-8 Plans $40B Package For Egypt, Tunisia |
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G8 offers $20bn to aid Arab democracies |
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Lagarde: Middle East, North African Nations May Need IMF Help |
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Qatar shuts Sana'a mission |
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Kuwait: Heavy security presence dampens Friday 'rage' |
| Thursday, 26 May, 2011 |
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WSJ: IMF Says Jobs Needed For Arab Spring To Create Stability |
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Moody's downgrades Bahrain to Baa1 with negative outlook |
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AU pursues 'political solution' for Libya |
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Algeria begins political reform process |
| Wednesday, 25 May, 2011 |
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Libya sovereign fund suffers big losses |
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WSJ: World Bank To Provide $4.5B To Egypt, $1.5B To Tunisia |
|
Revolution and change at the Rafah border |
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Jordan recognises Libya rebels, to send envoy |
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9 killed as heavy clashes erupt in Yemen capital |
| Tuesday, 24 May, 2011 |
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Cabinet hopes early end to Yemen crisis |
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State employees hold demo in Tehran over Bahrain crackdown |
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Arab revolt a collective demand for dignity: Expert |
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Syria revolt hits Qatari investments |
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Saudi Arabia prods Yemen parties |
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Bahrain authorities release 515 people detained during unrest |
| Monday, 23 May, 2011 |
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GCC suspends mediation in Yemen after Saleh refuses to sign deal |
| Sunday, 22 May, 2011 |
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$4 billion Saudi aid for Egypt |
| Saturday, 21 May, 2011 |
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WSJ(5/21) Syrian Forces Fire On Protesters |
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WSJ(5/21) NATO Hits 3 Libyan Ports |
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WSJ(5/21) Tunisia To Seek Backing For Aid |
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Army denies it is forcefully sending Syrian refugees home |
| Friday, 20 May, 2011 |
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WSJ BLOG/Washington Wire: Lieberman Criticizes Obama On Mideast |
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Islamist threat in north exaggerated: analysts |
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Obama: Arab revolts show repression no longer works |
| Thursday, 19 May, 2011 |
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Syria violence threatens to spill into Lebanon |
|
Kuwait eager to back Egyptian economy - Jazeera chief |
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Syrian reforms to promote investment in the country - Al-Assad |
|
CBJ excess reserves stand at JD 2.875 billion |
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Iraqi Minister fines oil workers for striking |
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Saudis call Obama speech meaningless drivel |
|
Arab economic reforms to take time |
|
Parties fail to agree on Yemen deal |
| Wednesday, 18 May, 2011 |
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Mixed reaction over Egyptian 'swap deal' |
| Tuesday, 17 May, 2011 |
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The West Believes Arab Spring Will Transform Arab World |
| Saturday, 14 May, 2011 |
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Yemen Needs $20B To Achieve Anti-Poverty Millennium Devt Goals-Report |
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WSJ(5/14) Libya Says NATO Killed Clerics |
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WSJ(5/14) Obama's Mideast Envoy Resigns |
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WSJ(5/14) Syrians Defy Week Of Crackdown |
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WSJ(5/14) Yemeni Crisis Mounts Amid Protests, Killings |
|
Stalemate in Yemen |
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Gaddafi most likely hurt in Nato raid — Italian minister |
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Skirmish in Salalah but peace prevails |
| Friday, 13 May, 2011 |
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WSJ: Six Killed In Syria Protests, But Government Calls For Restraint |
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France finds Ben Ali cars, cash |
|
Sawiris warns of Islamist violence in Egypt |
|
Crackdowns fail to deter protesters |
|
Fresh wave of demonstrations expected today |
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Gulf forces will stay in Bahrain after emergency is lifted — army chief |
|
Military chief vows harsher crackdowns |
| Thursday, 12 May, 2011 |
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Yazaji Confirms Resignation from al-Arabiya |
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Egypt: One hundred heady days |
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MPs blast TV, clash over Arab uprising |
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GCC envoys consult all factions in Yemen crisis |
| Wednesday, 11 May, 2011 |
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UPDATE: Libya Rebels Say Oil Facilities Seriously Damaged |
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Libya rebels seek access to frozen funds |
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Yemen parties urged to sign deal |
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Bahrain urges calm despite Iran barbs |
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Gulf leaders review regional developments |
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Isolated protests and rally seeking better pay |
| Tuesday, 10 May, 2011 |
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Daraa Mufti Withdraws His Resignation |
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Changes reflect Arab aspirations: Qatar |
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Gulf leaders meet today; Iran's role tops agenda |
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Upheaval in region tops agenda of GCC summit |
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Libyan council discusses ways to rebuild country |
| Monday, 09 May, 2011 |
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Political firestorm erupts in Tunisia |
| Sunday, 08 May, 2011 |
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Syrian tanks storm Baniyas |
| Saturday, 07 May, 2011 |
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Saleh's intransigence jeopardizes GCC deal |
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Toll climbs in Syria swoop |
| Friday, 06 May, 2011 |
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EU To Step Up Syria Sanctions As Early As Next Week |
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US freezes assets of Libyan state broadcaster |
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Ben Ali assets focus of Tunisia probe |
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Three separate protests staged Downtown Beirut |
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Qatar pledges $500m to Libyan rebels |
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Al Adly sentence signals new era |
| Thursday, 05 May, 2011 |
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Lafarge cuts growth forecast following Egyptian unrest |
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WSJ(5/5) Hamas's Pact Shows 'Arab Spring' Strains |
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WSJ: Prosecutor Pursues Gadhafi Regime |
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WSJ: Syrian Protest Gains Support In Major Cities |
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WSJ: Allies Plan Fund For Libyan Rebels |
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Bahrain loses appeal as offshore money haven |
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Bahrain is limping back to normal after unrest |
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Syria transformed into large prison, activist says |
| Wednesday, 04 May, 2011 |
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Fund to finance Libyan rebels |
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Monetary Situation in Syria Good, Arab Banks Union Says |
| Tuesday, 03 May, 2011 |
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Bahrain medical workers to go on trial |
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Recession fears for Egypt and Tunisia |
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Benghazi seeks way out of health crisis |
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No displaced Syrians in Jordan - gov't |
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Unrest impacts transport services between Jordan, Syria |
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Swiss freeze Gaddafi, Mubarak and Ben Ali's funds |
| Monday, 02 May, 2011 |
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GCC plans more talks on Yemen |
| Sunday, 01 May, 2011 |
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Bahrain businesses urged to boycott Iran |
| Saturday, 30 April, 2011 |
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WSJ(4/30) Tribe Is Vital To Gadhafi's Fate |
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WSJ(4/30) Tunisia Repels Libyan Spillover |
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WSJ(4/30) Syrians Propose Army-Led Transition |
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WSJ UPDATE: US Freezes Assets Of Syrian Officials |
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New Law Providing 50,000 Job Opportunities over 5 Years Soon |
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Salafi MPs deny sponsoring Syria anti-govt protesters |
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Hustle, bustle return to Bahrain |
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Hundreds stage protests in Omani towns |
| Friday, 29 April, 2011 |
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Diplomat's abductors demand SR5m |
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Damascus urges prompt Lebanese government |
| Thursday, 28 April, 2011 |
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WSJ UPDATE: Bahrain Sentences Four Protesters To Death |
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UPDATE: EU Mulls Syria Asset Freeze, Travel Ban, Arms Embargo |
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Syria's huge cash reserve supports its currency -- source |
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Syria unrest takes toll on Lebanon border towns |
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Difference between Egyptian and Syrian revolts |
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Iran summons Bahraini charge d'affaires |
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WSJ: Gadhafi Girds For Long Survival Battle |
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WSJ: Cracks Show Among Loyalists To Syria Regime |
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Egyptian Gas Pipeline Bombed, Interrupting Supply To Israel, Jordan |
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Bahrain releases 312 detainees |
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IMF sets $35b to aid Middle East nations in turmoil |
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No Filipinos injured in latest Syria violence |
| Wednesday, 27 April, 2011 |
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Iran may expel Bahraini diplomat in tit-for-tat action |
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WSJ: Nations Face Quandary In Syria |
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WSJ: Libyan Rebels Jolted By Counterattack |
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No Gulf pressure for Mubarak immunity: Egypt's PM |
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Foreign Ministry denies telling Saudis to leave Bahrain |
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Syria deploys more forces to end unrest |
| Tuesday, 26 April, 2011 |
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Supreme Council of Egyptian Armed Forces denies any UAE, Saudi pressure |
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Bahraini football players detained, clubs shut |
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Egypt makes concessions over southern governor |
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Mikati back in Beirut, resumes deliberations |
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Post-revolution, Egypt tourism remains in disarray |
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Syria unrest may hurt Lebanon economy |
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Tehran braces for showdown between Ahmadinejad and conservatives |
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Tunisian Islamist leader urges rejection of extremism |
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Dozens demonstrate in Mosul to support PM Maliki |
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Kuwait supports rebels with $180 million |
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WSJ(4/26) Rebel Gains Fail To End Siege Of Libyan City |
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WSJ(4/26) Syria Steps Up Violence |
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WSJ(4/26) Yemen Protesters Accept Deal |
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Tehran supports national unity, democracy in Iraq: Larijani |
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Saudi Arabia appreciates Yemen's cooperation |
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Regional turmoil in focus at Saudi king's talks with Egyptian PM |
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Bahrain municipal body dismisses Al Wefaq members |
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Gulf confederation call evokes mixed feelings in Kuwait |
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Prosecutor says Mubarak to be moved |
| Monday, 25 April, 2011 |
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Opposition Gives 'Final' Accord To GCC Plan To End Yemen Crisis |
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Spokesman: Gadhafi Safe And His Morale Is High |
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Iraq's al-Ahrar (Liberals) bloc condemn occupation forces violations in Basra |
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Iraqi Army force surrounds Mosul's al-Ahrar square to ban demonstrators reaching it |
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WSJ: Bahrain Sees Hezbollah Plot In Protest |
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WSJ: US Seeks To Raise Heat On Syria |
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WSJ: Rebels Extend Gains In Misrata |
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WSJ: Yemen Opposition Deadlock Delays New Deal |
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Wael Ghonim to take time-out from Google to form NGO |
| Sunday, 24 April, 2011 |
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Saudi investments in Yemen safe despite political instability |
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Looting affects gas, food security in Yemen |
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Syrian Cabinet approves new housing, power laws |
|
Tourist drought in Egypt |
| Saturday, 23 April, 2011 |
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WSJ(4/23) Protests Explode Across Syria |
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WSJ(4/23) Libyan Rebels Buoyed By Strategic Win |
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Women plan to show up at poll centers |
| Friday, 22 April, 2011 |
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Iran cell planned attacks in Kuwait, minister says |
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Kuwaitis face reform stalemate after government falls |
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US to deploy drones against Kadhafi in Libya: Gates |
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Syria braces for massive ‘Good Friday’ protests |
| Thursday, 21 April, 2011 |
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Assad must do more on reform: US |
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Syria Postpones Third Mobile License Auction; No Revised Date -Source |
|
France offers Tunisia aid |
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Cooking gas shortage leads to neighborhood blockade in Sana'a |
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Arab Tourism Lost $4.3B Due To Political Turmoil - Report |
|
Consensus on boosting efforts
to restore peace in Yemen |
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Majlis committee urges quick UNHRC action on Bahrain, Libya, Yemen |
| Wednesday, 20 April, 2011 |
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UAE Foreign Min: GCC To Announce Yemen Plan Within A Few Hours |
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Jordan backs Qatar efforts in Libya |
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Arab energy investment marred by unrest |
| Tuesday, 19 April, 2011 |
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Stability in Lebanon depends on that of Syria: Pro-Assad gathering |
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RCD election ban stirs Tunisia debate |
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Bahrain force to stay put |
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Jordan: Public sector dentists go on strike |
|
Ahmadinejad, Chavez disapprove of military intervention in Libya |
|
Iran denies supporting Syria in dealing with protestors |
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Egyptian revolution broke backbone of U.S., Israel: Larijani |
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Arab govts reluctant to deal with Libya: Debates |
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Documents show US funding Syrian opposition: Paper |
|
Alexandrians between freedom and anarchy |
|
King Abdullah meets with Bahraini premier |
|
Iran figures in Ashton talks |
|
Gulf troops to stay until Iran threats ease |
| Monday, 18 April, 2011 |
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Yemen's Al-Rowaishan mass transport between a tribal rock and a government hard place |
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Cabinet delay takes toll on Lebanon trade |
|
Demonstrators gather in Mosul demanding departure of US forces |
|
Oman stimulus package to raise spending by 1b riyals |
| Sunday, 17 April, 2011 |
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UPDATE: Egypt Ex-PM To Face Trial For Corruption - Source |
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Tunisia pays unemployment benefits |
| Saturday, 16 April, 2011 |
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Oman: Dhofar citizens stage rally to raise demands |
|
Salalah protesters continue peaceful sit-in, calm prevails in Sohar |
|
Tahrir protesters: Maliki must go |
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Foreign Ministry Source: Statement of US Department of State on Iran's Help Is Untrue |
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WSJ(4/16) Protests In Syria Curtailed By Force |
|
WSJ(4/16) Rebels Build A State In Benghazi |
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WSJ(4/16) Death Of Activist In Gaza Defies Hamas Rule |
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WSJ(4/16) Algeria Leader Vows To 'Reinforce' Democracy |
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Iran urges UN prompt action on Bahrain |
|
Students hold demo over suppression of Bahrain uprising |
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Exclusion of women from polls draws sharp responses |
|
King Fahd Causeway reopens |
| Friday, 15 April, 2011 |
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Syrians crack down as protests continue |
|
Mubarak Transferred To Military Hospital - Public Radio |
|
Nato meets to overcome divisions on Libya |
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Jordan to continue humanitarian assistance in Libya, wants unity |
|
Demonstration in front of Saudi Embassy for extradition of ousted President |
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Political situation in Tunisia, focus of Interim PM-Chebbi talk |
|
Jordan participates in meeting of Inter- Parliamentary Union |
|
Morocco launches labour talks |
| Thursday, 14 April, 2011 |
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Egypt issues travel bans on former PM |
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Libyan Koussa Removed From EU Asset Freeze, Travel Ban |
|
Trade minister, Egyptian prime minister discuss bilateral ties |
|
Some naval officers defy orders - Refuse to travel to Bahrain |
|
Iran dismisses report about trial of two nationals in Bahrain |
|
EU move aimed to cover up rights violations in Bahrain: Iran MP |
|
Democratic Libya our aim, says Hague |
|
Libyan TV channel plans move to Tripoli |
|
Egyptians in Saudi Arabia rejoice over right to vote |
|
Libya aid team back after latest mission |
|
Oman security forces disperse gathering of unemployed youth |
|
Syria protests spread to Aleppo |
| Wednesday, 13 April, 2011 |
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EBRD could start lending to Egypt |
|
Fitch Downgrades, Withdraws Libya Ratings On 'Extreme Instability' |
|
Security forces break up Bait al Barka R/A protest |
|
Half of Arabs see economy getting better: poll |
|
Protesters' council clarifies refusal of talks with Barzani representatives |
|
Ministry 'fiercely condemns' Tehran embassy attack |
|
Egyptians see country ready for democracy, finds poll |
|
Implement 1970 resolution on Libya: Uruguay |
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Bahrain to try ‘Iranian spies’ |
| Tuesday, 12 April, 2011 |
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Mubarak hospitalised in Sharm El Sheikh |
|
UN says 500,000 flee Libya fighting |
|
UPDATE: Egypt Mubarak Hospitalized In Sharm El-Sheikh-Sources |
|
Businessmen mobilised to revive Tunisia's economy |
|
Iranian students hurl firebombs at Saudi embassy |
|
Chances of an Africa-sponsored ceasefire are ‘nil’, opposition says |
| Monday, 11 April, 2011 |
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Oman: Sit-in near Majlis A'Shura continues |
| Sunday, 10 April, 2011 |
|
Jordan undergoing 'courageous leap' - PM |
|
Cashing in on great escape |
|
Saudi Arabia is on the wrong path: Salehi |
|
Four women to contest CMC elections |
| Saturday, 09 April, 2011 |
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MARKET TALK: Saudi Shares Close Higher; Petchems in Focus |
|
WSJ(4/9) Egypt Protests Swell Against Military |
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WSJ(4/9) Rebels Fight U.S. For Funds It Seized |
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WSJ(4/9) Bahrain Divisions Grow, Fanning Fears |
|
Algerians debate political alternatives |
|
Azura Ship Leaves Benghazi Port, with 600 Syrian Nationals On board |
|
Safar Continues Government-Formation Deliberations |
|
Activists plan fourth anti-sectarian march in Beirut for Sunday |
|
Hariri seeks to ease tensions with Bahrain as expatriates to be expelled |
|
Verbal sparring will spare stability, experts say |
|
Entry visas for Tunisians to Libya suspended |
|
Certifcates of deposit tender results |
|
Cleric Muqtada al-Sadr calls for open sit-in demo to force U.S. forces out of Iraq |
| Friday, 08 April, 2011 |
|
UAE activist detained after death threats |
|
WSJ UPDATE: Yemeni President Rejects Gulf Initiative |
|
Syria: Safar Continues Government-Formation Deliberations |
|
Morocco to protect corruption trial witnesses |
|
Libyan students struggle to study amidst war |
|
Hariri slams Iran interference |
|
Lebanon key in preventing occupation of Libya: lecture |
|
Seven Saudis in Egyptian jails released |
| Thursday, 07 April, 2011 |
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INTERVIEW: ERG Interested In Rebels' Libyan Oil If Rules Clear |
|
Moroccans debate constitutional reform |
|
Algeria fears Libyan weapons could reach al-Qaeda |
|
Human shields being used to foil air strikes in Libya, Nato says |
|
Iran Seen Activating Agents To Instigate Conflict |
|
Clinton rejects Qaddafi letter |
|
Gulf envoys hold talks with Yemeni opposition |
|
Bahrain's business climate 'is back on the track' |
|
Oman: Call for retribution |
|
'Groups spreading false information' |
|
France slams Iranian statements against Saudi Arabia |
|
Bahrain firms fire hundreds of strikers |
| Wednesday, 06 April, 2011 |
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IEA Deputy Head: Oil Mkt Seems Well Supplied, No Supply Gap From Libya |
|
Bahrain's Sovereign Ratings Lowered |
|
The Gulf: The long and the short of it |
|
'Kuwait Not Safe From Political Change' |
|
Opposition Plans Drive To Limit Govt Participation In Assembly |
|
Egypt Ctrl Bk Head: Foreign Investors Withdrew $7.5B -Newspaper |
|
Libya conflict casts shadow over Tunisian private clinics |
|
Turkish mediation efforts underway to solve Bahrain crisis |
|
Prince Khaled tells armed forces to brace for all eventualities |
|
No letup in deadly clashes; Saleh to attend Saudi talks |
| Tuesday, 05 April, 2011 |
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Oman: Majlis protestors seek action against police |
|
Arab Spring supports govt's resignation move: MP |
|
Tripoli grapples with food crisis |
|
Unrest in Arab states sparks media boom |
|
Libya violence worrisome: Saudi Arabia |
|
Police and Saleh loyalists kill 17 |
| Monday, 04 April, 2011 |
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Sulaimaniyah protesters to reveal "roadmap" for reforms Monday |
|
Tunisian hospitals assist wounded Libyans |
|
Activist dismisses rumours of an end to Salalah protests |
|
Curfew around highway eased after security improves |
|
Safar appointment fails to defuse protests in Syria |
| Sunday, 03 April, 2011 |
|
Oman: Private sector demands concessions |
|
Oman Cables strike to continue as negotiations fail: Protesters |
|
Rebels capture Brega amid heavy fighting |
| Saturday, 02 April, 2011 |
|
Fox defends West’s arms sales to Libya |
|
WSJ(4/2) Gadhafi Rejects Cease-Fire Offer |
|
Activists call for Tripoli to be national, not sectarian |
|
Oman Post employees call off two-day strike |
|
Oman: Be rational rather than impulsive |
|
Omani force takes stock of situation in Sohar |
|
No freeze on local Libyan assets |
|
One dead, six hurt as protest turns violent in Oman |
| Friday, 01 April, 2011 |
|
Jordan: Internal differences surface among March 24 members |
|
Sit-in calling for political reforms |
|
Kuwait to expel three Iranian diplomats in espionage case |
|
Syria regime declares Friday a working day |
| Thursday, 31 March, 2011 |
|
Manama blames foreign interference for unrest |
|
Algerian state media gives voice to opposition |
|
Egypt Offers Airlines Incentives To Boost Travel, Tourism |
|
Worry on the streets: A snapshot into the life of an Aden resident |
|
As protests continue, Yemen's economy struggles in silence |
|
Security slips in Yemen after Republican Guards withdraw to Sana'a |
|
Armed groups take over Yemeni towns despite Saleh's regional support |
|
Protest in Kurdish district turns violent |
|
WSJ(3/31) Cairo Revolution Finds New Target: Free Market |
|
Oman: A new dawn of life |
|
Reform, modernisation are my agenda - King |
|
Al Assad leaves Syrians frustrated |
| Wednesday, 30 March, 2011 |
|
MARKET TALK: Tunisian Econ Growth To Slow To 2.5% in 2011 -AMF |
|
MP Ashour focus on Bahrain TV 'insults' |
|
President al-Assad issues Legislative Decree amending Decree No. 40 on salaries |
|
Oman: 'Enough is enough' |
|
Oman: Sohar protesters arrested, army takes charge |
|
Oman: Protesters gather outside US Embassy |
|
Dubai Investment Credentials Bolstered By Mena Region Unrest -Official |
|
Algeria boosts Libya border security |
|
Current events pose new challenges for hospitality industry |
|
Syria cabinet quits to quell public fury |
| Tuesday, 29 March, 2011 |
|
WSJ: Syria's Cabinet Resigns As Regime Supporters Rally |
|
EU Says Sanctions Affect All Libya Oil Exports |
|
Industries want govt aid to employ locals |
|
Forced strike hits Sohar schools and offices |
|
Labour inspectors call off protest |
|
Power firms staff end stir |
|
Kurdistan sets date for provincial elections |
|
Update: Iraq still fights for key ministers |
|
Libya TV set for launch tomorrow |
|
Doha recognises Libya's rebel government |
|
Gov't vows to protect peaceful demonstrators |
|
Bahrain opposition says 250 detained, 44 missing |
|
Election chief: We're not ready for women's suffrage |
|
Libya: Right decision by West |
|
Egypt eases stringent restrictions on formation of political parties |
| Monday, 28 March, 2011 |
|
Moroccan reform process to engage parties, unions |
|
'Negative talk to damage GCC ties' |
|
Iraq to take part in London conf. to protect Libyans - spokesperson |
|
Bahrain opposition moderates demands |
|
Saleh demands free and fair elections |
| Sunday, 27 March, 2011 |
|
Parliament refuses calls to limit King's powers |
|
Saudis in private firms demand trade union |
| Saturday, 26 March, 2011 |
|
Egypt Court Says It Cannot Try Ex-Minister: Report |
|
Syrian protest dispersed outside embassy |
|
WSJ(3/26) UPDATE: NATO To Boost Libya Role |
|
WSJ(3/26) Talks Snag Over Yemeni Leader's Exit |
|
WSJ(3/26) Syrian Regime Rocked By Protests |
|
WSJ(3/26) Bahrain Police Crack Down On Protesters Defying Ban |
|
Holidaymakers shun turmoil-hit Bahrain, favor UAE |
|
$130bn Saudi package to spur regional markets |
|
Saudi protesters stage fresh rallies |
|
Bahrain police use teargas against protesters |
|
Bahrain still on target for 4.5% growth |
|
DED to highlight growth opportunities |
|
Protests cost 40 students scholarships |
|
Zardari voices concern over Middle East unrest |
| Friday, 25 March, 2011 |
|
WSJ: US Sees Substantial Role in Libya Campaign Despite NATO Handover |
|
$1bn losses to various sectors |
|
1,000 protestors in Diala to support Bahraini people |
|
Anti-sectarian protests planned in Beirut, Amsheet Sunday |
|
Syria urges Lebanese to swiftly form Cabinet |
|
Danes to march in solidarity with Arabs |
| Thursday, 24 March, 2011 |
|
Gulf's wealthy move more capital offshore |
|
Libya-Owned Tamoil Told It Isn't Under Sanctions - Manager |
|
OMV: Refinery Operations Unaffected By EU Ban On Libyan Oil |
|
CORRECT: Yemen's Oil Exports Not Affected By Pipeline Attack - Official |
|
Egypt's Stk Mkt Falls Again But Selling Eases As Instituions Step In |
|
No risk of oil shortage due to Libya says Total's Jean-Jacques Mosconi |
|
UNICEF concerned about escalation of violence in occupied Palestinian territory and Israel |
|
Statement by Shahida Azfar, UNICEF Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa, on unrest in the region |
|
UPDATE: EU Extends Asset Freeze On Libya Oil Firms |
|
Blocs ready for grillings |
|
Syrians in Kuwait support 'uprising' |
|
Sohar protestors open roundabout; seven held in Sur |
|
KSE loses steam on Egypt market woes |
|
Analyst urges unity, warns against political change |
|
Kuwaiti forces in Bahrain 'only on defensive mission' |
|
Hefty tab for Gaddafi attack |
|
Peaceful demonstrations earn Jordan image - experts |
|
Jordan insists no participation in Libya operation |
|
Yemeni parliament gives Saleh emergency powers |
|
Oman protesters block industrial area of Rusayl |
|
UAE ‘pulled out of Libya no-fly zone plan’ |
| Wednesday, 23 March, 2011 |
|
Al-Jazeera office shuts |
|
France Sees Operational, Technical Role For NATO In Libya |
|
Statement Attributable to the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General on Libya |
|
At least four dead in fresh Syria violence |
|
Statement attributable to the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General on Syria |
|
Yemen opposition calls for march on palace |
|
Egyptian Stocks Tumble As Market Reopens And Foreign Investors Sell |
|
MARKET TALK: Egypt Cos That Benefited From Previous Regime Pressured |
|
Saudi Arabia Sets Local Elections But Shuts Out Women Voters |
|
'Expel Iran envoy, probe Dar daily' |
|
Bahraini FM says situation in his country returns back to normal |
|
Pres. Saleh did not accept opposition proposals -- JMP |
|
Tit-for-tat lawsuits as debate over U.S. cables heats up |
|
China Oilfield: To Continue To Expand To Middle East, Africa Despite Political Unrest |
|
Gulf cash aid is not a quick fix |
|
Bahrain's hotline to deal with threat to workers |
|
WSJ(3/23) Egypt Market Braces For Reopening |
|
WSJ: In New Face Of Yemen's Opposition, Reflections Of Old Regime |
|
WSJ(3/23) In Tripoli, Fear And Despair Mount |
|
WSJ(3/23) Syrian Protests Add To Pressure On Assad Regime |
|
WSJ(3/23) Conflict Draws Out Divide Among U.S. Politicians |
|
WSJ(3/23) Bahrain Relies On Old Playbook In Its Crackdown |
|
WSJ(3/23) Rescue Teams Raced To Find Downed US Pilots |
|
Arab turmoil to keep pressure on Saudi bourse |
|
Unrest pressure on Saudi bourse |
|
2,000 Filipinos refuse to leave Libya |
|
Libya: What is the endgame? |
|
Libya crisis helped Arab-West ties — Scheffer |
|
Mubarak’s assets are not frozen |
|
Postponing polls in Egypt’s interest |
|
Saleh exit inevitable but costs keep rising |
|
Saleh warns renegade generals of civil war |
|
Soaring inflation cause for concern |
| Tuesday, 22 March, 2011 |
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Gadhafi Makes Public Appearance At Tripoli Residence -TV |
|
Gaddafi forces attack towns in west |
|
Libya To Free AFP, Getty Journalists |
|
2ndUPDATE: UAE Said To Have Changed View On Libya Deployment Due To Bahrain |
|
UPDATE: Norwegian Oil Company DNO Evacuating Staff From Yemen |
|
UAE calls on Human Rights Council to act against Israel on human rights violations |
|
UAE Ex-Air Force Head: No UAE Planes In Libya On US, Europe Bahrain Policy |
|
MARKET TALK: S&P Downgrades 3 Bahrain-based Banks On Unrest |
|
EU Freezes Assets Of Nine Libyan Ministers, Including PM |
|
Colin Powell Says Iraq, Afghanistan Struggling; Urges Mideast Reforms |
|
Entry refused to Kuwait aid convoy |
|
MARKET TALK:Egypt Mkt Reopens Wed; To Boost Local Sentiment -Beltone |
|
Kurdistan protesters invited to parliament |
|
Grillings not influenced by Arab revolutions, insists Al-Saadoun |
|
King says Bahrain foiled foreign plot |
|
Arab world facing new challenges: Abdullah |
|
ME unrest brings steel prices down |
|
King Abdullah thanks nation for 'positive reaction' to decrees |
|
Saudi royal handouts put at $170bn |
|
Moody's downgrades five Egypt banks |
|
Uprisings seen changing balance of power in Arab-Israeli conflict |
|
Thumbs up to the Arab League |
|
Saleh regime fights for survival |
|
Al Attiyah: Libya mission aims to protect civilians |
|
Oman increases subsidies to tackle spiralling prices |
|
Scores of mercenaries reach Benghazi for aid |
|
Top commanders desert Saleh |
|
Yemen consul in Dubai backs youth revolt |
| Monday, 21 March, 2011 |
|
Unrest takes economic toll on Bahrain |
|
3rd UPDATE:EU Widens Libya Sanctions; Asset Freeze For Mubarak |
|
UPDATE: EU Extends Libya Sanctions, Slaps Asset Freeze On Egypt Mubarak |
|
UPDATE:Gulf Arab Leaders Call For Change Amid Political "Earthquake" |
|
2nd UPDATE: World Must Speak As One On Libya, UN Ban Tells Arabs |
|
Bahrain-Based Arab Banking Corp Downgraded To 'BBB-/A-3' And Kept On Watch Neg On Uncertainties In Libya And Bahrain |
|
UPDATE: GCC Sec Gen: Libya Allied Action Not An "Intervention" |
|
Bahrain-Based Ahli United Bank And Arab Bank PLC (Bahrain) Downgraded To 'BBB/A-3' After Sovereign Downgrade; Watch Neg |
|
GPC resignations continue amidst growing protests |
|
Yemeni women face education and employment challenges |
|
Protesters dissatisdied with Kurdistan authority vows, says council |
|
Moroccans rally for reform |
|
Bahrain condemns Nasrallah's remarks |
|
Bahrain King Says Foreign Plot Against Gulf Foiled |
|
Al-Sadr condemns foreign interference in Bahraini, Libyan affairs |
|
MARKET TALK: High Probability Of De Facto Libya Partition - Eurasia |
|
Ratings On Five Tunisian Banks Affirmed Following Sovereign Downgrade; Outlooks Negative |
|
WSJ: Bahrain Security Forces Step Up Arrests of Protesters |
|
Bahrain public sector active again following directive |
|
Regime’s forces deprive Misrata of water and fuel |
|
US: Gaddafi not on coalition target list |
| Sunday, 20 March, 2011 |
|
Oil companies fear nationalisation in Libya |
|
Pressure mounted on Arab leaders |
|
WSJ:Bahrain Unions To Extend General Strike Until Foreign Forces Withdraw |
|
UK Osborne:UN Resolution Allows Attack On Libya Air Defenses, Ground Forces |
|
Parliament urges Bahrainis to resort to dialogue |
|
Western forces attack Libya |
|
Bahrain King pledges reforms, eases curfew |
|
'Jordan not participating in no-fly zone' |
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Bahraini Sunnis, Shias should talk to resolve issues: Qaradawi |
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Libya unrest to keep oil prices high |
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Yemen orders currency safeguards |
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2nd WSJ UPDATE: US, Coalition Forces Attack Libya |
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Bahrain edges closer to normality |
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High turnout in Egypt’s first post-Mubarak vote |
| Saturday, 19 March, 2011 |
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Brace for funds flowing out of Bahrain: report |
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World acts against Gaddafi |
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Saudi Arabia's 21 Royal Orders |
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WSJ: Egyptians Vote In Referendum On Constitutional Changes |
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Libya's National Oil Corp To Honor Contracts With Foreign Firms -Oil Min |
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Yemen government doors open for job seekers |
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WSJ(3/19) Saudi King Unveils Perks Amid Unrest |
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WSJ(3/19) Sanctions' Impact Felt By Tripoli |
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WSJ(3/19) Europe Pressure, Arab Support Helped Turn U.S. |
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WSJ(3/19) Egypt Reformers Wary Before Vote |
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WSJ(3/19) Bahrain Razes Key Monument |
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WSJ(3/19) UPDATE: Allies Rally To Stop Gadhafi |
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Tens of thousands rally to Hariri in Tripoli |
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Dole and hike in salary set to fuel inflation |
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Yemen''s Tourism Min. resigns due to bloody attacks against protesters |
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Kuwait may mediate to end Bahraini crisis |
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Iran appeasement policy dangerous: Tabtabaie |
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Citizens expect living conditions to improve with reform package |
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WSJ: Syrian Unrest Poses New Challenge For Regime |
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Yemen declares emergency after 50 killed in clashes |
| Friday, 18 March, 2011 |
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Total: Too Early To Restart Oil Production In Libya |
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Bahrain destroys symbol of uprising |
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French Foreign Min: Libya Must Comply With All UN Resolutions |
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PRECIOUS METALS: Gold Off Highs On Libya Ceasefire; Eyes Dollar |
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Crude, Gold Prices Tumble After Libya Announces Ceasefire |
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WSJ: Qatar To Contribute to Libya No-Fly Zone |
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Thousands Of Jordanians Protest Against Government,Parliament |
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Leading economists mulling a political party |
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Jordan: Conflict prompted Constitution changes activists want revoked |
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Mikati and March 8 figures make no progress on Cabinet |
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Political bickering hampering business, industry leaders say |
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Kurdish parliament to form national dialog committee to calm Sulaimniya protests |
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5,000 protestors in Diala urge AL to protect Bahraini people |
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Defence Force confirms arrests of offenders |
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Facilitating business links with Greece |
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Humanitarian agencies seek help from Gulf |
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Intelligentsia calls on Obama to end violence |
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Omani workers continue protests |
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‘Excessive force’ not used on protesters, Bahrain says |
| Thursday, 17 March, 2011 |
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Benghazi residents vow to die fighting |
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Yemen in emergency talks to guard rial |
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Youth And Unemployed Plan Weekend Demonstrations In Algeria |
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Moody's: Global Oil & Gas Companies to Face Limited Credit Impact from Unrest in MENA -- So Far |
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Spain Takes Control Of Libyan-Owned Aresbank |
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Iran, Syria urges for common ground for regional security, stability |
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Algeria gives $100m to Tunisia |
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Kone Plans To Evacuate Staff Out Of Bahrain - Report |
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Demonstrations continue across Yemen governorates |
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Port stir hits services |
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MARKET TALK: EFG Cuts Bahrain '11 Growth Forecast To 1.5% On Unrest |
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Middle East Political Risk Escalates with Intervention of GCC Armed Forces in Bahrain |
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Iranian FM holds talks with UN chief on Bahrain |
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MP censures West's silence on killing of people in Arab states |
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No rise in commodities prices |
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GCC jobs outnumber local working population |
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Experts prepare to take Jerusalem case to The Hague |
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Jordan renews support for Gulf security |
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'National dialogue open to all reform-related ideas' |
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Gulf bourses extend losses; TASI up |
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Mixed signals from US over Libya draw criticism, praise |
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A 'no-fly zone' won't work |
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Uneasy calm after Bahrain crackdown |
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Bahrain beefs up security |
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Bahrain takes firm steps to curb violence |
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Omanis go on strike for better pay, conditions |
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Some top officials have quit, reports say |
| Wednesday, 16 March, 2011 |
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2nd UPDATE: US Clinton Criticizes Gulf Deployment In Bahrain |
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WSJ: Gadhafi Forces Shelling Misrata With Heavy Weapons |
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WSJ UPDATE: Bahraini Forces Drive Protesters From Strongholds |
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Moody's Cuts Egypt Rtgs 1 Notch to Ba3; Ongoing Political Uncertainty |
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Moody's downgrades Egypt to Ba3, negative outlook |
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Eni CEO Says Relations With Libya Are Not Compromised |
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Angry OIB clients 'to close accounts' |
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'Sending Kuwaiti forces to Bahrain under the jurisdiction of Amir, army chief' |
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Liberal bloc in Najaf Council demands closing Bahrain consulate |
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UNSC draft law to establish no-fly zone over Libya |
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Secularism stirs fresh debate in Tunisia |
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Tunisia's Foreign And Local Currency Ratings Lowered To 'BBB-' And 'BBB' Respectively; Off Watch Neg; Outlook Stable |
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Gaddafi on top in fight for control |
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Iran summons Saudi, Swiss envoys to protest military intervention in Bahrain |
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Body oversees Saudis in Yemen, Bahrain, Japan |
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Gulf markets, others dive as crises deepen |
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Jordan Islamists to boycott dialogue with govt |
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Civil society and Palestine: The growing power |
|
Clashes erupt as Bahrain declares state of emergency |
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Economy takes a hit due to violence |
| Tuesday, 15 March, 2011 |
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UPDATE: Gadhafi Forces Cut Ajdabiya-Benghazi Road - Rebels |
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Syria Dismisses Rumors It Backed Libya Regime-Foreign Minister |
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UPDATE: Bahrain CDS Spread Widens Further |
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WSJ: Bahrain Declares State Of Emergency, Saudi Soldier Killed |
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Saudi Soldier Shot Dead By Protester In Bahrain -Source |
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Overriding desire for democracy tops agenda in ASDA'A Burson-Marsteller Arab Youth Survey |
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Bahrain Sovereign CDS Spread Widens, Saudi Intervention Weighs |
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Yemen: 'Unrest creating chronic instability' |
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Majlis protestors call for new fiscal panel, major overhaul |
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UPDATE: Iran: Military Intervention In Bahrain "Unacceptable" |
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Egypt prepares for referendum on constitutional amendments |
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Arab Youth Support Protests, Prioritize Political Change -Poll |
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Egyptian judges in Kuwait plan mass resignation over salary disparity |
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Egypt's Instability Threatens Telecom Development, but Opportunities Remain, Pyramid Finds |
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King sets 3-month deadline for national dialogue panel |
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Iran tells Bahrain to avoid violence against protesters |
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No interference in internal affairs, says King |
|
Arab women are main victim of unemployment |
|
Saudi Arabia takes lead to help Bahrain |
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Bahrainis urged to overcome sectarian divide |
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Revolutionaries regain Brega after tactical withdrawal |
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Several arrested in Ibri as protests spread in Oman |
| Monday, 14 March, 2011 |
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Bahrain tensions push oil near 30-month highs |
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UPDATE: Saudi Official: Saudi Troops Have Entered Bahrain -AFP |
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Bank Of Italy Takes Control Of Libya's Banca UBAE |
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HM grants powers to Council of Oman, appoints new ROP chief |
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Interior minister of Kuwait urged to replace unruly officials with decent ones |
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Bloc preps grilling motion against PM over Zain deal |
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KRG Prime Minister responds to protesters' demands |
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WSJ: Some Bahrain Lawmakers Urge King To Impose Martial Law |
|
Oil exporting port of Brega falls into hands of Gaddafi forces |
|
Qaboos makes key reforms |
| Sunday, 13 March, 2011 |
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Bahrain calls for help as police are routed |
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Libyan rebels' chief in plea for support |
|
Oman, Bahrain take fresh steps to calm protests |
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UPDATE: Oman Sultan Grants Parliament Legislative Powers |
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MARKET TALK: Egypt Econ Growth To Slow, Stk Mkt Seen Volatile - CS |
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Clashes bring Bahrain business district to halt |
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WSJ: US Defense Secretary Says Bahrain Needs To Take Bigger Steps On Reform |
| Saturday, 12 March, 2011 |
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WSJ: Two Dead, Hundreds Injured in Clashes in Yemeni Capital |
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WSJ(3/12) Selloff Worries Cloud Egyptian Market's Reopening |
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Anti-sectarian protesters launch more sit-ins |
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Berri to Arab Parliaments: Recognize Libyan rebels |
|
Bedoons stage protest for citizenship |
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No threat seen to stability of Saudi Arabia |
|
Arab stocks rebound strongly amid receding political woes |
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Dozens injured in East Jerusalem clashes |
| Friday, 11 March, 2011 |
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2nd UPDATE: EU Van Rompuy:If Libya Attacks Worsen, All Options Open |
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Violence flares in Bahrain's Sunni heartland |
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UPDATE:Merkel:Fundamentally Skeptical Of Military Action In Libya |
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Heavy police presence damps Saudi 'day of rage' |
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UK PM Says Gadhafi Must Go, As Libya Sanctions Widened |
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Tens of thousands protest in Yemen capital |
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Tunisia Minister: 15% Pay Rise For Tourism Workers Legitimate |
|
WSJ UPDATE: Hundreds Protest In Eastern Saudi Arabia |
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Saudi Capital Calm On Day Protests Called |
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EU Mulling Freezing Assets Of Libyan Oil Companies - Hungary |
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UniCredit Freezes Libya's Rights As Shareholder |
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EU Freezes Assets Of Five Libyan Entities, Including Wealth Fund |
|
Tight security measures before protest in Falluja |
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Libyan State Oil Company To Start Funding Rebels -FT |
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Sources close to Mikati upbeat about possible Cabinet formation next week |
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Crises won't affect GCC economies: Al Suwaidi |
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Scores of citizens protest in Nassiriya |
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Massive demonstration in central Baghdad |
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Oman ministers pledge to achieve Qaboos’ objectives |
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Revolt gives rise to new ventures |
|
Tourism sector suffers huge losses due to political unrest |
| Thursday, 10 March, 2011 |
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Bahraini youth to march on king's court |
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Libya oil group offers to help fund opposition |
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WSJ: Saudi Police Fire Rubber Bullets To Disperse Protest |
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IEA: Attacks On Libya Oil Region "Worrying" From Oil Perspective |
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WSJ UPDATE: Arab Gulf States Agree Economic Aid Package For Bahrain, Oman |
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Germany Not Alone In Skepticism Of N Africa Action - Minister |
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S&P Publishes Q&A On Political Risks For International Oil Companies Operating In The MENA Region |
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EU-Summit can Create Fund for Eurozone and Arab States |
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Ban Ki-moon Concerned By Apparent Impasse in Launching National Dialogue in Bahrain |
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Egypt's Local And Foreign Currency Ratings Are Affirmed; Long-Term Ratings Removed From Watch Negative; Outlook Negative |
|
Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Ratings Lowered To 'BB/B' And Suspended |
|
Temporary workers in Mosul protest over unpaid wages |
|
CORRECT: Libyan Oil Installations Undamaged, NOC Chief Says |
|
Regional Arab-Iranian clash will be next, warns expert |
|
King urges political parties to be ready with relevant platforms |
|
Arab tyrants are on razor edge: Larijani |
|
Omantel staff stage sit-in to demand better benefits |
|
Libya: A history under many flags |
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Arab League will weigh all options to deal with Libyan crisis: Prince Saud |
|
Students beware of your rage! |
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Workers of three major firms march in Muscat |
| Wednesday, 09 March, 2011 |
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Saudi minister calls for 'dialogue not protests' |
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Deliberate and planned Attacks to Disrupt the Broadcast of MBC Group's Bouquet of Channels and Al Arabiya news channel on Nilesat |
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UPDATE: OMV CEO:See No Permanent Output Consequences On Libya Unrest |
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Mediapersons stage protest at Ministry of Information |
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Bahrain Given Until May 1 To Decide On Staging F1 Race In 2011 |
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Public sector workers to hold protest meeting |
|
Jordanian disappeared in Libya, foreign ministry |
|
Boycotters for Change call for dissolution of Lower House |
|
'More time needed to investigate attack on protesters' |
|
King, Queen discuss Jordanian women's issues with activists |
|
Eni CEO defends decision to stay in Libya |
|
Sri Lanka's ties with Libya |
|
Arab rights panel denounces move to crush Libyan rebels |
|
Expats rejoice at legal blow to Mubarak |
|
Pro-Mubarak celebrities blacklisted by Egyptians |
|
JCCI panel rejects Jakarta's terms for employing housemaids and drivers |
|
Gaddafi terrorised Libyans and the world |
|
Protests continue to rock some Gulf capitals |
|
Saudi Arabia takes steps to curb demonstrations |
| Tuesday, 08 March, 2011 |
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Libyan central bank chief surfaces |
|
Rebels issue ultimatum to Libyan leader Gaddafi |
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UAE calls on world to protect Libyans |
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S&P Comments On Middle East Unrest's Credit Impact And The Return Of Inflation To Europe |
|
S&P places Oman's ratings on watch |
|
Students launch stir in the Sultanate |
|
Gulf States To Finalize Bahrain, Oman Economic Aid Package Thursday |
|
'Real and quick reform' |
|
Bahrain hopeful of political settlement |
|
'Iran approves of any Lebanese decision on next govt.' |
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Arab world upheaval will be worth it in long run: Larijani |
|
Saudi Arabia seeks an end to Libya violence |
|
Eastern Libya to run out of fuel in a week |
| Monday, 07 March, 2011 |
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3rd UPDATE: Gulf States Support No-Fly Zone Over Libya |
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Opec members quietly boost production |
|
Kuwait braces for Fifth Fence Twitter call to rally |
|
Lebanese citizens return from Libya via Turkey |
|
S&P Report Comments On Middle East Unrest's Credit Impact On Banks And Insurers In The Region |
|
Painful price of forging a democratic era |
|
More government jobs slated for Moroccan youths |
|
Tunisia unveils political roadmap, new cabinet |
|
6 MPs quit Iraqiya bloc - Damluji |
|
Bahrain's Pearl Roundabout full; hotels, shops empty |
|
Bahrain move to create 20,000 jobs lauded; PM's office circled |
|
Region's bourses lose $140bn in five weeks |
|
Gaddafi strikes back at rebels |
|
Government loyalists attack protesters in Yemen town |
| Sunday, 06 March, 2011 |
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Confusion clouds Libya's investment fund |
|
Accor Egypt Confirms its Continuing Presence in the Egyptian Market and Supports Hotel Employees during the Current Circumstances |
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Telecom Egypt: Damages To Assets From Recent Unrest Total EGP17.6M |
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MARKET TALK: EFG Cuts 2011 Mena Growth Forecast To 3.6% On Unrest |
|
Oman Reshuffles Cabinet, Investigates Unrest Amid Protests |
|
Jordan, Australia see eye to eye on peace, Libya |
|
Public, pvt sectors offer jobs for citizens |
|
Saudi Arabia bans demonstrations |
|
Bahrain’s interior ministry to offer 20,000 new jobs |
| Saturday, 05 March, 2011 |
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UPDATE: Saudi Interior Ministry Bans Protests, Marches, Strikes - TV |
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Algerian Minister: No Plan To End Ban On Opposition Marches |
|
WSJ(3/5) EU To Add Sanctions On Libya |
|
WSJ(3/5) Algeria's Opposition Joins A Protest Wave |
|
WSJ(3/5) NATO Chief Says A U.N. Resolution Is Needed |
|
WSJ(3/5) Gadhafi Forces Seek To Widen Grip |
|
WSJ(3/5) TV Debate Doomed Egypt PM |
|
Tunisian stock market resumes trading next Mon. |
|
Activists gear up for second anti-sectarian rally |
|
Future mobilizes supporters in north ahead of March 14 rally in Beirut |
|
Fatwa dept staff resign en masse |
|
Diplomats out in full force to help Libya evacuees |
|
Egyptians provide vital support |
|
Hundreds of evacuees arrive in Abu Dhabi |
|
Sharaf calls for end to protests |
| Friday, 04 March, 2011 |
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Oil millions still flow for Gaddafi |
|
Protests build across Saudi Arabia |
|
Libyan Internet Service Cut Again -Monitors |
|
WSJ: Yemeni Soldiers Clash With Protestors, At Least 3 Dead |
|
UK Freezes GBP2B Worth Of Gadhafi-Related Assets - Source |
|
Sectarian violence flares in Bahrain |
|
Cabinet Meeting on Employment Programs, Job Opportunities |
|
Dubai flights to evacuate Indians |
|
UK Freezes Libyan Sovereign Wealth Fund Assets - FT |
|
Government absence delaying Tripoli roadworks, says mayor |
|
Khazen: Political bickering delaying major public and private-sector projects |
|
Mikati: Some parties want to put Lebanon under Chapter 7 |
|
Maghreb unrest pushes limits of legitimate protest |
|
Algeria denies supporting Kadhafi |
|
More than 9,000 Filipino workers evacuated from restive Libya |
|
Ordinary people heed the call to free Libya |
|
Prices of Egypt’s food exports to UAE rise 15% |
|
Protesters reiterate loyalty to Oman’s ruler |
|
UAE stands firm by Oman |
| Thursday, 03 March, 2011 |
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Bahrain and Oman aid mooted |
|
LSE websites edited to remove Libyan ties |
|
EU Split On Whether Libya Asset Freeze Applies To Sovereign Fund,Central Bank-Official |
|
Libya's National Oil Corp Says Oil Output Down By Half |
|
2nd UPDATE: World Court Targets Gadhafi For Possible Crimes Vs Humanity |
|
Egypt Bourse Suspends Trading Until It Consults New PM |
|
CORRECT: EIB Says Lending Extra EUR600M To Tunisia |
|
UPDATE: Arab League 'Studying' Venezuela Libya Proposal-Moussa |
|
WSJ: Libya Government Forces Maintain Seige On Rebels In Zawiya |
|
Medvedev: Libya Is 'On Verge Of Civil War' - Report |
|
Reports Examine The Sovereign Rating Impact Of Unrest In The Middle East And North Africa |
|
UPDATE:IEA Chief Says Libya Oil Outages Starting To Impact Europe |
|
UPDATE: World Court Investigates Gadhafi For Crimes Against Humanity |
|
Bahrain Opposition Officially Submit Demands To Government |
|
Hundreds pledge allegiance to His Majesty |
|
UK freezes Libyan wealth fund assets |
|
Crude slips on hopes for Libyan peace plan |
|
OIL FUTURES: Crude Down Sharply On Libya Peace Commission Rumor |
|
Allawi, Sadr support right to peaceful protests |
|
It's business as usual in Sohar |
|
Saudi, Bahraini debt insurance costs rise |
|
As confidence vote looms, deputies fight to save face |
|
King urges ex-servicemen to contribute to reform efforts |
|
Umrah traffic affected as ferries diverted to evacuate Egyptians fleeing Libya |
|
Deadline set for Saleh to quit |
| Wednesday, 02 March, 2011 |
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West piles pressure on defiant Gaddafi |
|
6,000 Dead Since Start Of Libya Unrest, Rights Group Says |
|
UPDATE: IEA Ups Libyan Crude Outage Estimates |
|
Hosni Mubarak Getting Medical Treatment In Saudi - Report |
|
Kuwait: 'Time not right for govt to amend Constitution' |
|
Bahrain unrest batters economy |
|
Ahmadinejad, Oman's Sultan discuss regional developments |
|
Job-seekers commend Royal order to employ 50,000 citizens |
|
Saudi Arabia tells UN: 'Reforms undertaken' |
|
Saudi economy not affected by regional turmoil |
|
'Unfriendly-fire' by Qaddafi and Saddam |
|
Gaddafi’s game will be over with fall of three cities, activist says |
|
Huge rally in Muscat supports Qaboos |
|
Libyans try to help stranded workers |
|
‘Day of rage’ protests end without violence |
| Tuesday, 01 March, 2011 |
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Rebels form military council in Benghazi |
|
Egypt sets constitutional referendum date |
|
Ferrostaal successfully evacuated employees from Libya |
|
3rd UPDATE: Libya's Pearson Stake Frozen, Won't Get Dividend |
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Bahrain's Government Says No Saudi Tanks In Country |
|
Turkey says Nato move on Libya 'absurd' |
|
UPDATE:Libya-Tunisia Border Situation Reaching Crisis Point-UN |
|
Austrian National Bank: Gadhafi Family Assets Have Been Frozen |
|
Kurdish parliament to discuss committee's report on recent demos tomorrow |
|
Iraq's major blocks still argue over shaping country's politics |
|
UPDATE: Massive Anti-regime Protest In Yemen Capital |
|
UPDATE: Saudi Econ Not Adversely Affected By Current Events -Fin Min |
|
Activist launches 'Wikileaks' |
|
Kuwait: Parliamentary deception & crisis |
|
Demonstrators rally at Majlis Al Shura |
|
Sulaimaniya protesters to declare strike if not responded within 48 hours |
|
Italian FM doesn''t rule out withholding Libyan oil due funds |
|
Foreign ministry secures release of four Jordanians detained in Libya |
|
King urges youths to contribute effectively to reforms |
|
Iran criticizes use of force against protestors in Arab states |
|
Qatar continues to send relief supplies to Libya |
|
Reforms in place, says PM |
|
WSJ(3/1) Dictator's Nurse Is Silent |
|
UK envoy sees no 'fundamental solutions' in regional protests |
|
Qaddafi urged to follow example of Marcos |
|
Libyan diplomats in Saudi Arabia back Qaddafi |
|
Saudi Arabia pledges to stabilize oil market |
|
Six degrees of emotion |
|
Saudi scholars support Libyan uprising |
|
Gaddafi will try to liquidate assets |
|
Mubaraks barred from travelling out of Egypt |
| Monday, 28 February, 2011 |
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West weighs military options on Gaddafi |
|
3rd UPDATE: Libya's NOC Says Oil Output Down By More Than Half |
|
Egypt's Mobinil: Damages From Egyptian Turmoil Seen Between EGP80-100M |
|
UPDATE:Germany Calls For 60-Day Freeze On All Payments To Libya |
|
Oman steps up efforts to defuse crisis |
|
Government bans media coverage of anti-regime protests |
|
JMP attempts to control protests at Sana'a University |
|
Kuwait opposition wants PM ouster |
|
Algeria, US officials discuss Maghreb strife |
|
Violence halves Libya oil output |
|
New election rules in Egypt |
|
Various Rating Actions Taken On Six Bahraini Insurers Following Sovereign Downgrade And CreditWatch Placement |
|
The Middle East awakening |
|
CNPC: Suspended Libya Production, Evacuated All Employees |
|
WSJ: Opposition Leader's Return Raises Tensions In Bahrain |
|
Bahrain dissidents feel it's time for dialogue |
|
UPDATE: Canada To Ban All Financial Dealings With Libya |
|
Arabs, Libyans accused of sparking crisis |
|
Food, phones and a way out at a premium |
|
UAE to enforce Libya sanctions |
| Sunday, 27 February, 2011 |
|
Protesters control city near Tripoli |
|
Investors nervous about legal status of Libya’s foreign assets |
|
UniCredit Watching Closely Situation In Libya |
|
Saudi King Orders Permanent State Jobs For Citizens |
|
Arab Banking Corporation not subject to asset freeze by US or UN |
|
Hundreds Protest In Omani Port Towns - Report |
|
Committee to investigate Sulaimaniya bloody protest disbanded |
|
Maliki sets 100 day deadline for assessment of government performance |
|
Kurdish top politicians head to Kirkuk to settle unrest |
|
KDP second man in Kirkuk to cool down rage |
|
RJ airlifts 2,000 Jordanians from unrest-hit Libya |
|
Carefully watching Egypt |
|
Libya's 'Lord of the Flies' |
|
More Jordanians flown home from turbulent Libya |
|
Thuraya services affected in Libya |
|
Bahraini opposition leader back home |
|
Saudi King discuss regional issues with UN chief |
|
Bahrain’s stability crucial to GCC |
|
Country’s wealth fund equals 75% of the economy |
|
Unrest shows Libyan reliance on oil |
| Saturday, 26 February, 2011 |
|
Stocks still volatile as Libya burns |
|
Tension running high as Tripoli braces for attacks |
|
WSJ UPDATE: Violent Protests In Tunis Put Pressure on Interim Government |
|
WSJ: Bahrain's Ruling Family Shuffles Cabinet |
|
Bahrain's King Sacks Four Ministers -Paper |
|
Foreign mediators wash their hands of Lebanon as full-blown crisis nears |
|
Two Lebanese arrive home from Libya, many more remain |
|
Libyan expats see Gaddafi going |
|
Iran Oil Price Hits $100 |
|
Saudi students told they can return to Egypt |
|
Bahrain king offers condolences |
|
Officials deny abduction reports in Libya |
|
Tunisians have hopes for restored dignity |
| Friday, 25 February, 2011 |
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Al Arabiya Says Broadcast Jammed By 'Unknown Sources' |
|
WSJ UPDATE: Tripoli Residents Demonstrate Against Gadhafi |
|
Judge Of Hariri Court Dies |
|
EU Agrees Libya Asset Freeze, Visa Ban, Arms Embargo-Diplomats |
|
EU Offers EUR3 Million Aid Package For Libya Refugees |
|
WSJ UPDATE: Sarkozy Says Gadhafi Should Step Down |
|
INTERVIEW: IEA Sees Oil Markets Well Supplied In Spite Of Libya |
|
Punj Lloyd Sees Revenue Deferment Of INR5 Bln From Libya Projects |
|
The Middle East's other quiet revolution |
|
Thuraya Telecom Services Affected by Intentional Jamming in Libya |
|
Demo waves through Kurdistan Region |
|
Demonstrators took to streets in Basra despite cancellation by organizers |
|
Hundreds of protesters heading to Tahrir Square in Baghdad as expected |
|
Libya envoy to Jordan resigns |
|
Saudi students told they can return to Egypt |
|
Saudis use Facebook and Twitter to air their views |
|
Qaddafi's charge against Bin Laden angers Saudis |
|
Gas stations shut down across Beirut following price dispute |
|
Lebanon, Syria discuss Libyan rescue mission |
|
Qabbani, Qassar ask Saudi king to help solve deadlock |
|
Sadr news reverberates through Tyre |
|
Gaddafi hiding in Azizyeh |
|
Kuwaitis confident nation can withstand political challenges |
|
Mubarak turned down Saudi invitation for umrah |
| Thursday, 24 February, 2011 |
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Libya Has Billions In US Banks -WikiLeaks |
|
Two Europe Firms Halve Libyan Oil Output As Unrest Persists |
|
WSJ: Iranian Opposition Schedules New Protests |
|
Americans Told To Avoid Jordan 'Day Of Anger' |
|
Obama, Sarkozy Demand Immediate End To Use Of Force In Libya |
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Obama To Call UK's Cameron, France's Sarkozy To Discuss Libya |
|
US Military Fully Involved In Talks On Libya Options -State Dept |
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US: World Has Capacity To Deal With Libya Oil Disruption |
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20,000 Flee Libya To Tunisia In Past Four Days -Security Source |
|
US Calls For Libya's Expulsion From UN Rights Council |
|
Israeli Launches Air Strike On 'Terror Targets' In Gaza -Army |
|
WSJ UPDATE: Yemen Roadside Blast Increases Tensions |
|
UAE Condemns Libya Violence, Offers Aid |
|
Swiss Order Freeze On Any Gadhafi Assets - Official |
|
No Oil Market Shortage Despite Libya Unrest -Iran OPEC Governor |
|
UK Warship Docked In Benghazi Loads Citizens Fleeing Libya |
|
UPDATE: 'Precise Evidence' Of Libyan Crimes Vs Humanity-France |
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2nd UPDATE: No NATO Plans To Intervene In Libya - Rasmussen |
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OPEC To Act If Large Libya-related Disruption - Algeria |
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EU Nations Mobilize To Rescue Citizens From Libya Violence |
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10 Killed, Dozens Hurt In Assault On Az-Zawiyah - Libyan Paper |
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UPDATE: Saudi Arabia In Active Talks With European Refiners On Libya |
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Saudi Arabia In Active Talks With European Refiners On Libya-Official |
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Takaful International Co. BSC 'BBB' Ratings Placed On CreditWatch Negative Following Bahrain Sovereign Downgrade |
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Chinese oil interests attacked in Libya |
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Bahrain National Insurance Co. BSC Ratings Placed On CreditWatch Negative Following Bahrain Sovereign Downgrade |
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UPDATE: Saudis So Far Not Pumping Extra Oil On Libya -Saudi Oil Official |
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UPDATE: Eni CEO: Libya Oil Output -75%; Eni Output Cut Tops 50% |
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Middle East, N Africa Debt Insurance Costs Continue To Rise |
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Eni Oil, Gas Production In Libya Cut By Over 50% - CEO |
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Moody's places three Bahraini retail banks on review for possible downgrade |
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Saudis Pledge to Make Up Shortfall as Libyan Output Plunges |
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Moody's places Gulf International Bank on review for possible downgrade (Bahrain) |
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Social discontent mounts in Algeria |
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Saudi King Abdullah invests in public welfare through issuance of Royal Decrees |
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How is business coping in Libya and Bahrain? |
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Call for Saudi protest |
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Huge Fund Allocated For Generating Jobs |
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US firms to inject more investments into Egypt |
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Libyan residents pray for peace as unrest spreads |
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Umrah traffic hit by Mideast turmoil |
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Nonviolent struggle in the Middle East |
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Qaddafi's speech: Did you understand me? |
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Mubarak’s party seeks image makeover |
| Wednesday, 23 February, 2011 |
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Protesters control 90% of Libya |
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Major Tanker Owner Confirms Suezmax To Load In Libya Friday |
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UPDATE:Saudi King Returns Home, Introduces Non-Political Reforms |
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OMV shares suffer on Libya warning |
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UPDATE: All Libyan Ports Closed Temporarily - Shipping Group |
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Saudi King Introduces Non-Political Reforms Ahead Of His Return |
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Moody's places Bahrain's sovereign ratings on review for possible downgrade |
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PRESS RELEASE: Moody's Places Bahrain's Sovereign Ratings On Review For Possible Downgrade |
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Bahrain-Based Arab Banking Corp. B.S.C. Downgraded To 'BBB' Following Downgrade Of Libya; CreditWatch Negative |
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Kuwaiti Govt lukewarm backing for Bahrain draws 'flak' |
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Colonel's son asked oil chief for $1.2bn, cable says |
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PAB chairman denies 'demonstration' calls |
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Bahrain counts the cost |
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Libya barred from League talks |
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Libyan diaspora in Doha wants Gaddafi ousted |
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No investments in Libya by Qatar private sector: Businessman |
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World stocks plunge as revolt in Libya mounts |
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Saudi civil servants to get 30% pay rise: report |
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Special flight to evacuate Saudis from Libya |
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Saudi students told not to return to Egypt yet |
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Many expats decide to return to 'a new Egypt' |
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OIC, GCC denounce violence |
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Tsunami in the Arab world |
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Police allow anti-Gaddafi protest outside Dubai’s Libya consulate |
| Tuesday, 22 February, 2011 |
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UN Security Council Holds Meeting On Libya |
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Emirates suspends flights to Tripoli as unrest continues |
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2nd UPDATE: IEA To Mull Tapping Stocks On Libya Outages |
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UPDATE: Bahrain's King To Visit Saudi Arabia Wednesday |
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Italy's Bourse Reopens, Index Falls, Libya Exposure Weighs |
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UPDATE: IEA Chief: Board To Mull Tapping Stocks On Libya Outages |
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OIL FUTURES: Libya Violence Sends Oil Prices Soaring |
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Middle East Turmoil May Spark Emerging-Market Forex Interventions |
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Spain's Repsol YPF Suspends Operations In Libya |
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IEA Chief: IEA Board To Discuss Tapping Stocks On Libya Outages |
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Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah Returns To Kingdom After Medical Operation |
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UPDATE: Arab League To Meet On Libya Crisis |
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UPDATE: UAE Oil Min: OPEC Worried About Libya Crisis |
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Kuwait: 'MoI officials should act to address Bedouns' problems' |
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Libya turmoil crushes risk appetite |
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UPDATE: Mideast Strife May Hit Economies Via Higher Crude -IEA Birol |
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Lebanese parties voice support for popular uprising in Libya |
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Citizens stage sit-in rise to 6,000 in Sulaimaniya |
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WSJ(2/22) Oil Firms Suspend Libyan Operations |
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PTT Exploration: Evacuated All Staff From Bahrain, Some From Algeria |
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Saudi Arabia supports Bahrain |
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Bahrain protesters harden stance |
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Desperate Gaddafi clings on to power |
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Bahrainis want to hear the sound of talks, not gunfire |
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Mohammad expresses solidarity with Bahrain |
| Monday, 21 February, 2011 |
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Arab spring will not see an economic boom |
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Libyan regime collapsing |
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Opaque Libyan fund built diverse portfolio |
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Young Yemenis frustrated with economy and lack of jobs: Young men show greater dissatisfaction than young women |
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Shops owners speak out against violent protesters |
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Saleh's economic initiatives may cause increased budget deficit |
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Violence escalates in Aden and Taiz |
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Anti-government protesters determined to continue |
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Iraq strives to improve electricity service |
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Kuwait: Govt failed to solve stateless residents issues: MP |
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Tunisian expatriates return from Libya, fearing worsening of situation |
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Sit-in at Kasbah continues |
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Money found at Sidi Dhrif Palace amount to over 41 million dinars, says BCT |
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Demonstration in solidarity with Libyan people in front of Libyan embassy in Tunis |
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Flight carrying 262 Tunisians residing in Libya arrives in Tunis |
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Young Moroccans offer policy suggestions |
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Algerians seek political reforms |
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Thousands march in Morocco |
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A bizarre regime on its last legs |
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Ideas kindle the fire of revolution, not the internet |
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Libya suspected of jamming Lebanese news channels |
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Al-Khorafi criticizes bedoon protests |
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Feb. 25th demonstration will be of "peaceful nature," their organizers say |
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Bahraini opposition formulates charter of demands |
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Bahraini protests not sectarian, says Muneera Fakhro |
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Gaddafi son warns of danger of civil war |
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Arab world set for renaissance as protests spread across region |
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Bahrain Grand Prix to be rescheduled to end of season |
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Revolution costs Egypt $1b as manufacturing, tourism hit |
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UAE and Saudis urge people to heed talks offer |
| Sunday, 20 February, 2011 |
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Salman calls for calm ahead of dialogue |
| Saturday, 19 February, 2011 |
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Hariri slams Hezbollah's arms as March 14 steps up rhetoric |
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Talks on Cabinet hit brick wall over Aoun's demands |
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Tweeting 'bout a revolution: Lebanese back uprisings online |
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Consultations on Arab summit underway |
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Omanis rally against corruption, low wages |
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Violence rages in Libya |
| Friday, 18 February, 2011 |
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Expats worried about turn of events |
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EFG-Hermes denies any role in Mubarak funds |
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Sleiman calls for prompt Cabinet formation but doubts prevail |
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Morocco court clerks return to work |
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Inquiry into protesters’ deaths to be fair — Bahrain foreign minister |
| Thursday, 17 February, 2011 |
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Italy, Tunisia address harraga crisis |
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Former RCD members face exclusion in Tunisia |
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Agreement between Baghdad Council and Journalist protesters in central Baghdad |
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Tunisia launches economic recovery fund |
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Jordan: 'Climate of openness' tempts more people to take to streets |
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Hundreds of workers walk out to protest wage delay |
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Nasrallah threatens to liberate Galilee if Israel attacks |
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Reliance on 'used leaders' weakened March 14: Qazzi |
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Speeches at Hariri memorial still under evaluation by rival camps |
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Think tank forecasts 19 million unemployed in region by 2020 |
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Saudi youth struggle to find work raises urgency for reform |
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New Saudi bank to finance Egypt projects |
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Arabs feel WikiLeaks woke up inert states |
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Protests intensify in Bahrain |
| Wednesday, 16 February, 2011 |
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Labour Union Members Of Civil Aviation Threaten To Go On Strike |
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Demonstrations in Diwaniya, south Iraq, demanding services: |
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Stability in Egypt fails to bring down prices |
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Angry protest follows second death in Bahrain |
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Facing the winds of change |
| Tuesday, 15 February, 2011 |
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Cairo needs help to avoid al-Qaeda's grip |
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Graft experts urge Egypt to pursue Mubarak |
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Lebanese investments in Egypt put at risk by insecurity following uprising |
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Morocco, NGOs join forces to spur development |
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University grads accept menial jobs in Tunisia |
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Egypt heading to be an independent nation, says Islamic thinktank |
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Algeria minister brushes off marches |
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Fury spills onto Yemen streets |
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Corruption and shortages stir up Iraqi anger |
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Thousands of community leaders sign allegiance letter to King |
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Algeria group vows more pressure |
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Emergency in Algeria to go |
| Monday, 14 February, 2011 |
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Changes in Egypt’s constitution within days |
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Accor Egypt Confirms its Continuing Presence in the Egyptian Market |
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Egypt military oppose ElBaradei |
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Protests intensify and spread throughout governorates |
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Social uprising in Arab world is no threat to local banking business |
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Morocco reviews labour relations |
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Algerians defy protest ban |
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Calls mount for pay hikes in Tunisia |
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Lebanese politicians hail Egypt's uprising |
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The Arab world gets real on democracy |
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Mubarak set for UAE move? |
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Egypt battling to clean up finances |
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Egypt turmoil sends Saudi holidaymakers to Malaysia |
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Is Al-Ain new home for Mubarak? |
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Why Egypt needs a new face |
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Egypt: What next? |
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Corrupt leaders may have cost Egypt $57.2b |
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Mubarak wealth probe begins today |
| Sunday, 13 February, 2011 |
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Oil and gas groups hope Egypt will not interrupt output |
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Egypt parliament dissolved |
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Web firms aim to benefit from role in uprising |
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Focus on Egypt land deal fortunes |
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Iraqi citizens to receive cash handout |
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Egypt, thank God for your safety |
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Egyptian people take back what was lost |
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A new nation, a new Egypt |
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It is time to look forward, say Egyptian expats |
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Will Egypt ever believe its media again? |
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Egypt finds its destiny |
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Saudi Arabia welcomes transfer of power in Egypt |
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Rally in London in solidarity with people in Tahrir Square |
| Saturday, 12 February, 2011 |
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Egypt bourse reopening put off |
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Bargaining and public holidays delay final Cabinet decisions |
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March 8 hopeful Camp David pact follows Mubarak |
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PM: Jordan to proceed with bold reforms |
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Mubarak ouster bad news for parallel exchange operators |
| Friday, 11 February, 2011 |
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Egypt after the Nile Revolution |
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Egypt stocks rally ahead of Mubarak departure |
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Egyptian army backs Mubarak pledges |
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Security authorities intensify deployment in Hilla |
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Petra hotels attribute low occupancy to situation in Egypt |
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Turmoil in Egypt keeps traders wary |
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Saudi students warned against returning to Egypt |
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Bakers' union prepares for nationwide strike |
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Kuwait's Al-Umma Party members gather in solidarity with Egyptians |
| Thursday, 10 February, 2011 |
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Outlook On Euro Arab Insurance Group P.S.C. Ratings Revised To Negative On Downgrade Of Jordan; Ratings Affirmed |
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EU to boost aid for Morocco |
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Tunisia: Mebazaa to rule by decree, appoint new governors |
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Nestle, Shell, ERC back in business |
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Experts disagree over constitutional scenarios to solve crisis in Egypt |
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Sector protests, strikes sweep Egypt |
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Alexandria sit-in demands president step down |
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QAIA sees more flight diversions as Egypt's unrest continues |
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Negative outlook by rating agencies to impact Amman bourse - experts |
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'New Cabinet likely to win public confidence but task monumental' |
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Leftists urge for dissolution of Parliament |
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Initiative combating unemployment enters second phase |
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Bakhit government sworn in |
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Arab leadership needs to adapt |
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Come home to force change, Ghonim urges Egyptians |
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Industrialists vow not to lay off workers in Egypt |
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Undiluted news revives Egypt papers |
| Wednesday, 09 February, 2011 |
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Egypt takes a toll on companies |
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Egypt faces bleak outlook on debt |
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Dow Chemical launches new office in Kuwait |
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Kurdish MPs demand salary reduction for top posts |
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Thousands hold sit-in outside parliament |
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Ennahda Movement returns to Tunisian politics |
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Tunisian judiciary seeks fresh start |
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Where Egypt goes the region will follow |
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Arabs should adopt values of good governance, democracy |
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Two prominent clerics want Mubarak to go |
| Tuesday, 08 February, 2011 |
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Jordan's Local Currency Ratings Lowered To 'BB+/B'; Foreign Currency Ratings Affirmed; Outlook Negative On Both |
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Moody's changes outlook to negative on Development & Investment Projects Fund of Jordan Armed Forces |
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Moody's changes Jordan's sovereign outlook to negative, aligns government ratings at Ba2 |
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Iraqi MPs seek salary reduction |
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International SOS Evacuates Clients in Egypt, Provides On-the-Ground Assistance in Wake of Turmoil |
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Egypt's GDRs bounce back, experts wary about EGX |
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Airlines, hotels hit by ongoing protests |
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Egypt exchange reduces trading hours, sets strict measures |
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Analysis: Tahrir Square a key to Egypt's future |
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Mass protests resume in Cairo, Mahalla, Alexandria, Suez |
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Wael Ghonim: The face of the revolution? |
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Hundreds take part in pro-Hariri rally |
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Jumblatt warns against rift in Egypt opposition |
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March 14 to stay out of Cabinet |
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Mubarak must face trial in UN court: German lawmaker |
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Omar Suleiman threatens Egyptians with military coup |
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Relief as Egypt is back in business |
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Egypt chaos alarms Saudi investors |
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Travelers shun Egypt due to demonstrations |
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Tunisia calls up army reserve to tackle violence |
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Drop in number of Egypt's Umrah pilgrims feared |
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Saudi Arabia urges peaceful resolution of Egypt crisis |
| Monday, 07 February, 2011 |
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Ban on Connectivity Raises Crucial Questions for Egyptian ICT Sector, Pyramid Finds |
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Aramex resumes Egypt operations |
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Qatar Airways maintains Egypt flights with revised schedules |
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Egyptian pound goes into a tailspin |
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Deputies pass bill empowering President of the Republic to issue decree-laws |
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Finance ministry pumps funds into social spending, salary increase |
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Berri: Cabinet will be formed within one week |
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Egyptians try to kick business into normalcy, tourism stagnant |
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Bakhit continues consultations for new Cabinet |
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Normalcy in Cairo will not drown out Tahrir protests, says analyst |
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Al Fayez calls for launching the Doha Declaration as an initiative |
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Calls for strikes reach Morocco |
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Rumours swirl around Tunisia |
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Algeria reacts to state of emergency repeal |
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GCC markets end down on Egypt turmoil |
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Egyptians in Saudi Arabia shun official media |
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Thousands of Saudis flown out of Egypt |
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Revolt in Egypt, impact on Israel |
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Iraq's demonstrations main issue in today's Iraqi newspapers |
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SR40b from Tunisia and Egypt expected to return home |
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Dispatches from the thick of Tahrir Square |
| Sunday, 06 February, 2011 |
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Nestle Egypt Resumes Food and Beverage Distribution |
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Several former ministers banned from traveling |
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Economists urge Egyptians to avoid panic |
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Vodafone Egypt denies Mubaraks' stake in company |
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Egypt turmoil sends KSE stocks crashing |
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Egyptians in Kuwait watch anxiously as Cairo burns |
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Politics at play in Egypt |
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Amman bourse continues to slide on Egypt's turmoil |
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Attack on Egypt gas line forces Jordan to use fuel reserves |
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Saudis worry about property in Egypt |
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Unemployment and poverty fuel Arab revolt |
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Turmoil in Egypt pushes oil to its highest mark in years |
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Hospitality and tourism industry expected to rebound quickly |
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Hotels close to square make most of unrest |
| Saturday, 05 February, 2011 |
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Etihad And The UAE Embassy Continue To Support Passengers In Egypt |
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Lebanese leaders voice support for Egyptian protesters' demands |
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Lebanese shipping not hit by Egypt unrest: union chief |
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March 14 readies for two key anniversaries |
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Protests against Mikati gather steam as hundreds rally |
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Human rights groups condemn Egyptian raid on Cairo law centre |
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3,000 persons take to street in Diwaniya to improve services |
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Egypt 2011 GDP outlook cut to 3.7% amid lingering risks |
|
Iranians rally in solidarity with Egyptians |
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Crisis costs Egypt $301m a day |
|
Egyptians recall rallies held to support Nasser |
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Revolutionary blogger Asma threatened |
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Vigilantes ensure law and order |
| Friday, 04 February, 2011 |
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UK tackles Cairo over networks abuse claims |
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Investors pull $7bn from emerging funds |
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Tunisia registers slight slow-down of Foreign Trade |
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New Public Gatherings Law 'to ensure more freedom for Jordanians' |
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Lebanon's political parties divided over Egyptian protests |
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Mulki: embassy is keen to help Jordanians in Cairo |
| Thursday, 03 February, 2011 |
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Mubarak retains loyalty in outlying villages |
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JTB refuses link to regional turmoil |
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Statement from Citadel Capital in Light of Recent Developments in Egypt |
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Announcement on DP World Sokhna Port Operations |
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Amnesty International Staff Member Detained in Cairo |
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Air Partner provides UK Government charter flights out of Egypt |
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Etihad and the UAE Embassy continue to support passengers in Egypt |
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Tunisians assess new government |
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Algeria helps unemployed graduates |
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Can Egypt's military become platform for political change? |
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Lebanon could face sanctions if Mikati withdraws from Tribunal |
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Mubarak popular among Egyptians in Lebanon |
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The Tunisian experience is likely to mean evolution in Morocco |
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Why Arabs have airbrushed Lebanon out |
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Online revolutions cannot be switched off |
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Opposition split over planned protests |
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Jordan Media City was 'under pressure' from NileSat |
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Currency gets pounded by the political crisis |
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UN urged to protect demonstrators |
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Qaradawi calls on Muslims to protect Egypt's churches |
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Revolts will affect all Arab states: Experts |
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Etihad operating services to Cairo and Alexandria |
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Hamas rejects holding elections in Palestinian territories |
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Saudi travel industry incurs losses |
| Wednesday, 02 February, 2011 |
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ETF investors scent Egyptian opportunity |
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Egypt-Based National Bank Of Egypt And Commercial International Bank Downgraded To 'BB/B' After Action On Sovereign |
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Kuwait's Minister of Defence Sends Military Aircraft to Transport Kuwaitis Studying in Egypt |
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Mubarak paves the way for an exit |
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Star's killers on the loose |
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Syrian opposition rallies support to topple ruling regime |
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Al-Jadeed yields after NileSat threatens action |
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Lebanese economy still unaffected by Egypt events |
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Mikati upbeat about representative cabinet |
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PM designate meets Senate president |
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Sparking outrage, political storm |
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Large number of Jordanians shows up at Cairo airport after Monarch's initiative announced |
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Is GCC vulnerable to unrest...answer is no |
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No Egypt imports push prices up |
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Uncertain future for Saudi, non-Egyptian Arab students in Egypt |
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Saudi citizens stuck in Cairo complain of disorganization |
|
Turmoil worries Egyptian expats |
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Egyptian troops deployed to vital pipeline |
| Tuesday, 01 February, 2011 |
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Three scenarios for Arab world's trendsetter |
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Statement about NBAD operations in Egypt |
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Credit Notice: S&P To Assess The Credit Impact On Two Egyptian Banks Of Its Egypt Downgrade |
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Arab Republic of Egypt Ratings Lowered On Continuing Unrest; Long-Term Ratings On Watch Negative |
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'Tunisia-effect' likely to hit more Middle East countries, says Abdal |
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Ben Ali's ouster was the start, and Mubarak will follow |
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Hezbollah lauds Egypt protests, Jumblatt urges Mubarak to resign |
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Is this a Gdansk moment for the Arabs? |
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MEA ferries hundreds out of turbulent Cairo |
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Mubarak's only option is to go |
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Sleiman hopes Cabinet can be revitalized |
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Iranian opposition leaders denounce economic plunge in Iran and hail protesters in Mideast |
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ATWFRD calls for investigation into excesses at la Kasbah |
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New nominations at Interior Ministry |
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Germany urged to freeze arms sales to Egypt |
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Saudi Arabia evacuates 14,000 citizens from Egypt |
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RJ flies home all Jordanians stranded at Cairo airport |
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Algeria seeks lower food prices |
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Tunisians remain wary of police |
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Iranian Parliament supports revolution in Egypt |
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UK, US professors support Arab uprising |
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Amman Stock Exchange drops on Egypt turmoil |
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Jordanian truckers steer though trouble in Egypt |
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King orders free transportation of stranded Jordanians |
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Egypt crisis is a "wake-up" call for all |
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GCC can contain fallout from Egypt crisis |
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Political event risk in region rises: Moody's |
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Egypt crisis is a "wake-up" call for other Arabs |
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Egypt crisis unlikely to hit GCC: report |
|
Egypt contagion looms, but manageable |
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Egyptian banks in good shape: Yousif |
|
Cairo residents flee as security breaks down, crime wave erupts |
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Food supplies may be hit if protests continue |
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Million to march for change |
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Regional stocks feel the heat |
|
UAE companies closely monitoring current situation |
| Monday, 31 January, 2011 |
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Shipping industry fears impact on Suez Canal |
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Internet shutdown in Egypt has wider implications for telecoms industry |
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Moody's downgrades Egypt to Ba2, negative outlook |
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Iraqiya: demand to change Kurdistan regime is logical |
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Egypt's battle requires focus |
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Ferzli: Political attacks on Hezbollah will continue |
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Hariri sees foreign hand behind his ouster |
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Hundreds protest against high prices and regressive taxation |
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In Lebanon, Egyptian nationals stay glued to phones and TVs |
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The Arabs' future is young and restless |
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Egypt's Mubarak on the brink |
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Tunisia official seeks asylum |
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Egypt woes hit UAE firms hard |
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Iraq's oil exports won't be affected by Egypt's tense situation, Oil official says |
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Jordan's King discusses situation with world leaders |
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Egypt turmoil casts shadow on ASE, but foreign portfolios stay |
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Egyptians in Jordan gripped, moved by protests |
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Qatar has huge investments in Egypt: Businessmen |
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More Vodafone support for Egyptians |
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Egyptian pound falls sharply against dirham |
|
Qatar Exchange plunges 2.95pc on Egypt turmoil |
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Remittances to Egypt hit |
|
Moody's downgrades Egypt a notch to Ba2 |
|
Saudia increases flights to Egypt |
|
Turmoil rattles Mideast bourses |
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Al Baradei put in charge of talks with Mubarak |
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Al Jazeera condemns closure of bureau by Egyptian authorities |
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Expatriates are cautious with investment plans |
|
Region’s shares fall on Egypt crisis |
| Sunday, 30 January, 2011 |
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RJ ferries more Jordanians home from Egypt |
|
Morocco takes new tack in economic overhaul |
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Western embassies in Cairo in emergency conditions |
|
Is Hosni Mubarak fleeing the country? |
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Developments in Egypt, other Arab states, to affect holding of Arab Summit in Baghdad |
|
Bourgeois roots of Tunisia's revolution |
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Al Jazeera uses social media to avoid Egypt curbs |
|
Vodafone cuts call rates to Egypt |
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Mubarak must go, says Qaradawi |
|
King slams acts of 'Fitnah' in Egypt |
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DFSA alerts members over Tunisia, Algeria exposure |
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Gulf CDS rates take a hit on Egypt woes |
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Thousands of Saudi, Egyptian passengers stranded |
|
Saudi King condemns violence in Egypt |
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Thousands defy Egypt curfew |
| Saturday, 29 January, 2011 |
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Lebanese stock market sees improvement |
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PM-designate camp to counter pro-Hariri rally with 'day of joy' |
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RJ to operate larger planes to evacuate Jordanians from Egypt |
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Egyptians partaking in protests to be deported with families |
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Mehmanparast urges Egyptian officials to guarantee people's rights |
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UN officials urge Egypt gov't to protect rights of citizens |
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Arab status quo created by west not sustainable, says Bahraini analyst |
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Sacking gov't does not go far enough with Egypt public demand |
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Egyptian leaders leaving country: report |
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National Iraqi Congress calls for supporting the Egyptian People |
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Fitch revises Egypt's outlook to negative |
|
Lebanese government still in flux |
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Shares of tanker lines soar on Suez crisis fears |
| Friday, 28 January, 2011 |
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US hints aid is at risk unless Mubarak eases grip |
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Protests jolt Egypt's stock market to second biggest drop in history |
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Egypt Officials speak of subsidies amid rising social unrest |
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Safwat El-Sherif denies NDP officials fled when protests erupted |
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Egyptian police target Muslim Brothers |
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Beirut Stock Exchange down on profit-taking amid uncertainty |
|
Arab stocks subdued by geopolitics, recovery woes |
|
Obama urges political reform in Cairo |
| Thursday, 27 January, 2011 |
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Egypt’s ruling party says ready for talks but offers no concessions |
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Future bloc spurns Mikati-led cabinet |
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Lebanon gets back to business after surveying damage caused by protesters |
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March 14 vows struggle will continue |
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Mikati's true test lies ahead |
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Most Hamra street shops and restaurants hard hit by political crisis |
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Reform needed across Arab region to counter anger: Davos |
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Sader: Banks will continue to finance public debt |
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To participate or not to participate? |
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Clashes between protestors and security in Galaa Street |
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Tuesday's protests echo national stance, turning point, says analyst |
|
Reality check shocks Arabs |
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Saudis told to avoid Lebanon |
|
Egypt protesters defy ban |
| Wednesday, 26 January, 2011 |
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Unrest spells end to Mideast dynasties |
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Cairo square opens to traffic after clashes |
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Thousands protest across Egypt in 'Day of Anger' |
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Business as usual despite riots across Lebanon, say bankers and brokers |
|
Change of leadership elicits boos and cheers in Lebanon |
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Hariri calls on protestors to remain peaceful and support democracy |
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Mikati determined to safeguard coexistence |
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Mikati sets sights on salvation government |
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Nasrallah: Naming of Mikati chance to unite |
|
Pro-Hariri demonstrations descend into lawlessness |
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Report: Political crisis takes toll on real estate sector |
|
White House accuses Hezbollah of coercion |
|
Egypt's main index drops 6 pct, pound reaches 6-year low |
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Egypt's stocks, pound plunge after mass protests |
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Tunisia - how it reached there and the task ahead |
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'Go Mubarak' cries rent air in Egypt |
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Patience wears thin in Egypt |
| Tuesday, 25 January, 2011 |
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Any misstep could imperil Lebanon |
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Hariri and Mikati: Two personal histories collide |
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Hezbollah turning to undemocratic means: Geagea |
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Jumblatt or Mandela? Lebanon's choice |
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March 14 vows to stand strong in face of Hezbollah 'coup' |
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Protests erupt across Lebanon over attempts to sideline Hariri |
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Stocks at Beirut bourse up but analysts expect market volatility |
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The genie of Arab democratic change has been released |
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Tunisia's revolution was led by the secular middle class |
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Five hundred million dinars allocated as emergency funds to support citizens of interior governorates |
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Tunisian security forces join demonstrations |
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Lebanon may split: Expert |
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Mikati’s candidacy decried |
| Monday, 24 January, 2011 |
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Businessman Mikati set to become Lebanon premier |
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Gemayel: Future Movement head best candidate for PM |
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Hariri and Mikati lock horns for PM |
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Hariri, Berri trade accusations on failed Saudi-Syrian initiative |
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Lebanese Cabinet collapse to affect investor sentiment |
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Nasrallah: Mixed cabinet if March 8 candidate named |
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PM choice decisive for Lebanon |
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Lebanon on a knife-edge as talks ready to begin |
| Sunday, 23 January, 2011 |
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Analysts downplay fears of political contagion |
| Saturday, 22 January, 2011 |
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Lebanon premiership battle hots up |
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Jordan: Mass protests over economic policies |
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Central Bank to maintain same financial policy under any new government: source |
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Hoss: Politicians should learn from Tunisian revolt |
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Jumblatt redraws PM battle lines |
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Rival camps confident of consultations victory |
| Friday, 21 January, 2011 |
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Countries amend lebanon travel guidelines |
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Lebanese conversions to dollars increase |
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Security forces deploy around state institutions |
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Tunisian revolution engenders solidarity |
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Algeria takes steps to maintain calm |
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No change in Saudi stance on Lebanon |
| Thursday, 20 January, 2011 |
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Tunisia frees journalists, political prisoners |
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Analysts warn any halt to American aid likely to have dire consequences |
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Arab summit rejects foreign meddling in region |
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Sleiman, U.S. ambassador discuss current situation |
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Stop meddling in Lebanon, Tunisia, Ahmadinejad tells West |
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Diplomat says Hariri tribunal is politically motivated |
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Family of ousted Tunisian president held |
| Wednesday, 19 January, 2011 |
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Moody's downgrades Tunisia to Baa3, outlook negative |
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Hariri's office: Al-Jadid leaks target ties with Saudi prince |
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Hizbullah stages show of force in Beirut |
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Lebanese growth will decline in 2011: U.N. |
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Option Group: Hizbullah not afraid to use force |
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Pietton: no single party can hinder the tribunal |
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Residents on edge following day of tension in Beirut |
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South Lebanon council bans inflammatory posters |
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Syrian nationals anticipate no repeat of 2005 attacks |
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The thrill and consequences of Tunisia for the Arab region |
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Tribunal will seek international cooperation to apprehend accused |
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Algerian street vendors resume business after riots |
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Tunisians carry on despite state of emergency |
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Generalising Tunisia -context overrides story |
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The jasmine uprising |
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PM in Beirut to help resolve political crisis |
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Generalizing Tunisia: Context overrides story |
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Danger in Tunisia |
| Tuesday, 18 January, 2011 |
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Tunisia's neighours fear revolution contagion | |
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Tunsia riot police break up Islamist rally | |
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Lebanon tribunal charges under wraps as tensions rise | |
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Arab FMs hold meeting to discuss situation in Tunisia |
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Tunisian FM: New govt to pacify the country, prepare for elections |
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Beirut stocks see slight drop as investors assess political crisis |
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Burning for change: Arabs set selves ablaze in copycat protests |
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Key events leading up to issuance of tribunal indictments |
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Qatari-Turkish delegation due in Beirut in bid to mediate solution |
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Sleiman urges rival camps to cooperate in bid to resolve crisis |
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Jordanians airlifted from Tunisia |
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Cabinet affirms Saudi support for Tunisians |
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Leaked audio tapes could add to simmering tension |
| Monday, 17 January, 2011 |
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Lebanon delays talks |
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Tunisia’s prime minister announces transitional unity government |
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Tunisia turmoil prompts investor rethink |
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North African bourses fall on Tunisia contagion fears |
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Transitional Tunisia government unveils new freedoms | |
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Hezbollah to defend itself against Hariri charges | |
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Moody's: Hariri Government Collapse Is Credit Negative for Lebanese Banks |
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Foreign diplomats pledge support for Lebanon's stability |
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Hariri says explosive audio tapes taken out of context |
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Hariri's majority in Parliament uncertain as consultations loom |
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Nasrallah rejects any cabinet that protects 'false witnesses' |
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Iraqi govt. says respects Tunisian people's choice |
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Iran's Larijani praises Tunisians' struggle for rights |
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Lebanon cauldron boils |
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Tunisia at the crossroads UAE calls for unity and stability |
| Sunday, 16 January, 2011 |
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Iraqi govt. says respects Tunisian people's choice |
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Tunisia plans unity government to quell violence |
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Lebanon can weather crisis: Iran envoy |
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Young Tunisians unhappy with job prospects |
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Tunisia unrest a 'wakeup' call |
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No Saudi mediation for Bin Ali |
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The man who toppled a regime |
| Saturday, 15 January, 2011 |
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Chaos reigns in Tunisia |
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Bellemare to submit indictment for review within two weeks: Williams |
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Hariri: No one is greater than his country |
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Foreign Ministry following conditions of Jordanians in Tunisia |
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Qaradawi hails people of Tunisia |
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Tunisians in Doha worried for kin |
| Friday, 14 January, 2011 |
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Hariri 'chooses dignity over power' |
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Tear gas and live rounds fired to disperse Tunisia protesters |
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Tunisia's Ben Ali to give up re-election |
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Financial firms: Beirut crisis has no impact for now |
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G.L.C. to go ahead with strike despite collapse of government |
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Lebanon set for showdown over P.M. post |
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March 14: Hizbullah's attempt to thwart tribunal will fail |
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Salameh says Central Bank prepared to ensure Lebanese state remains solvent |
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Sleiman, Monaco prince voice hope for stable Lebanon |
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Tripoli abuzz with talk of who might become next prime minister |
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World powers monitor Lebanon developments, urge restraint |
| Thursday, 13 January, 2011 |
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Cabinet collapse part of bigger campaign |
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Capital market first victim of Cabinet resignation |
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Hassan warns tension can stifle recent growth |
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Lebanon sees yet another hike in fuel prices |
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U.S. denies deterring Saudi Arabia in efforts with Syrians |
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Uncertainty grips Lebanon |
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No Lebanon talks in Doha: PM |
| Wednesday, 12 January, 2011 |
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Arab states act to restrain food costs |
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Hizbollah poised to topple Lebanese government |
| Tuesday, 11 January, 2011 |
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Crackdown fails to halt Tunisian jobs anger |
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Zahra: Lebanese-Syria relations at delicate stage |
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Ben Ali warns demonstrators, promises jobs |
| Monday, 10 January, 2011 |
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Comment: Protests that cannot be ignored |
| Saturday, 08 January, 2011 |
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Future of protests remains uncertain |
| Friday, 07 January, 2011 |
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Women's rights under siege in Tunisia |
