| | Some nations' interest spurred by rising cost of oil; others fear start of a regional ...
| VIENNA, Austria — At least 40 developing countries from the Persian Gulf region to Latin America have recently approached ...
Films should go to Abu Dhabi, great or small
| CANNES, France - Details of a new session of the Middle East International Film Festival were announced by Mohammed Khalaf Al Ma...
Canaleta Sparkles in Air21 Victory Over Tigers
| Grace Basa-Castillo, Arab News | MANILA, 17 May 2008 — With his Afro trimmed to a Mohawk-style hairdo, KG Canaleta certainly cou...
Dancing to a different beat
| Europe's burgeoning pop festivals offer a sunny alternative to Glasto, but for a true flavour of local culture nothing beats the...
Refugees from Western Sahara speak of hardships
NEW YORK (Map, News) - One man describes a harrowing dash through a minefield, his pregnant wife in tow, as they raced to escape f...
Refugees from Western Sahara speak of hardships
NEW YORK - One man describes a harrowing dash through a minefield, his pregnant wife in tow, as they raced to escape from the very...
Refugees from Western Sahara speak of hardships
| NEW YORK -- | One man describes a harrowing dash through a minefield, his pregnant wife in tow, as they raced to escape from the...
Refugees from Western Sahara speak of hardships
TOOLS | NEW YORK - One man describes a harrowing dash through a minefield, his pregnant wife in tow, as they raced to escape from ...
Refugees from Western Sahara speak of hardships
By PETER JAMES SPIELMANN | Associated Press Writer | AP Photo Brahim Al Selem, center, speaks during a press interview in New York...
Refugees from Western Sahara speak of hardships
| NEW YORK—One man describes a harrowing dash through a minefield, his pregnant wife in tow, as they raced to escape from th...
Refugees From Western Sahara Speak Of Hardships
One man describes a harrowing dash through a minefield, his pregnant wife in tow, as they raced to escape from the very rebels who...
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 Bush is 'confident' about peace deal before January
US President George W.Bush, right, walks with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak at Sharm El-Sheik International Airport in Egypt, Saturday, May 17, 2008. Bush is pivoting to the Arab side of the Mideast peace dispute, and he may well get a less glowing reception than he did over two days in Israel earlier this week. Bush begins two days of talks Saturday with a string of leaders key to U.S. goals in the region: Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, Afghan President Hamid Karzai and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abba... |
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