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  • Saudi beheads two drug traffickers


    Saudi Arabia beheaded two men convicted of drug trafficking in the ultra-conservative kingdom, the interior ministry announced. AFP - 14Feb 10:07GMT
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  • Kurdish opposition presents Kirkuk project


    Local opposition leaders call for fast implementation of Article 140. Three Kurdish parties are demanding the implementation of Article 140 of the Constitution regarding the disputed areas and normalizing relations among the components of Kirkuk. The Kurdish Globe - 14Feb 08:30GMT
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  • Doha keen on exchange of legal experiences with Iran: official


    Chief Justice of Qatar on Monday voiced his country's readiness to exchange experiences in the legal and judicial areas with the Islamic Republic of Iran. IRNA - 14Feb 07:28GMT
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  • Complaints filed against Israel over killings of Iranian scientists


    Judiciary spokesman Gholam Hossein Mohseni-Ejeii has said that Iran has filed complaints against the Zionist regime at international courts over its involvement in the assassinations of Iranian nuclear scientists. Tehran Times - 14Feb 06:45GMT
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  • Deported by Malaysia, Kashghari detained on arrival in Riyadh


    Saudi blogger Hamza Kashghari, who had fled to Kuala Lumpur on Thursday after tweeting insulting comments about Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), was taken into custody as he arrived in Riyadh on Sunday night. Arab News - 14Feb 06:32GMT
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  • Egyptians revive calls for union law


    A law was indeed drafted and approved by the government. But Egypt's ruling military council, faced with mounting strikes and stoppages by workers demanding improved pay and conditions, refused to approve it. Financial Times - 14Feb 05:15GMT
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  • 3,695 to wait for move on Al Boom's assets


    Some 3,695 depositors will have to wait for the findings of a special committee appointed to liquidate Emirati business tycoon Abid Al Boom's assets before recovering their investments. Gulf News - 14Feb 04:32GMT
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  • Deported Saudi blogger faces blasphemy charge: report


    A Saudi journalist wanted in the kingdom for comments deemed insulting to the Prophet Mohammed was arrested after being deported from Malaysia and will face charges of blasphemy, a report said. AFP - 13Feb 11:09GMT
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  • Emirates ID-visa link in Dubai from April 1


    Plans to link the national identity card to visas will be enforced in Dubai on schedule on April 1 after it was implemented in all other emirates. Emirates 24|7 - 13Feb 06:35GMT
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  • Malaysia deports controversial Saudi tweeter


    Malaysia on Sunday deported controversial Saudi former columnist Hamza Kashgari after Riyadh requested his extradition following the outrage caused by comments deemed blasphemous and insulting to Prophet Mohammad on his Twitter account. Gulf News - 13Feb 05:18GMT
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