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1 Jan 2009:
Arab ministers warn of no help until Islamist movement returns to national unity talks
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24 Dec 2008:
Disclosure of the wealth rained down on Rice from Middle Eastern tours in list of official gifts to Bush administration
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23 Dec 2008:
Judge rules girl must wait until she reaches puberty as her father and groom signed the wedding contract
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22 Dec 2008:
Turnout for locally-produced comedy Menahi so big film had to be played eight times a day
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12 Dec 2008:
Authorities in Tunisia, Saudi Arabia and Syria have prevented four Arab journalists and human rights activists from attending the Arab Free Press Forum, an annual gathering in Beirut that examines how independent media can be effective despite widepread repression. The bans have been condemned by the organisers, the World Association of Newspapers. (Via WAN)
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Gallery (13 pictures),
8 Dec 2008:
More than 2 million Muslim pilgrims arrived for Hajj in the holy city of Mecca last week
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6 Dec 2008:
Dispute between Fatah-dominated government and rival faction Hamas impacts on pilgrims
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2 Dec 2008:
Cost of barrel of London Brent Crude at lowest for nearly four years. By Graeme Wearden
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27 Nov 2008:
Guardian satellite tracks down Saudi supertanker with three other ships held by Somali pirates
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26 Nov 2008:
Two hostages held on the hijacked Saudi oil tanker say they have not been mistreated by pirate captors
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21 Nov 2008:
Falling price of oil means crisis for oil-producing nations and further instability for a battered global economy
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