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Gulf stock markets have suffered sharp declines due to fears of an impending military intervention in Syria. Dubai's share price declined by 7.01 per cent, while Saudi Arabia's share...
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Middle East,
News
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Israel's deputy Foreign Minister, Zeev Elkin, has said that his country and the EU would continue to drift apart if they don't find a compromise solution on the new...
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Middle East,
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Jordan's head of the Development and Free Zones Commission, Maha Khatib, has denied the existence of any agreement or plans to establish a joint industrial zone with Israel. Khatib...
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Middle East,
News
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Israel and the Netherlands are at loggerheads after Israel turned down a request to install a new security scanner donated by the Netherlands at the Karem Abu Salem (Kerem...
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Middle East,
News
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The military coup has resulted in a massive loss to the Egyptian economy estimated at about 120 billion Egyptian pounds (around £11.5 billion/ $17.1 billion), economic experts have calculated....
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Africa,
News
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Even though the "interim" government in Egypt has severed ties with many countries around the world, the coup leaders have commended the policies proposed to tackle the country's deteriorating...
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Africa,
News
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With the focus of the coup government in Egypt on dispersing protesters from the squares and streets of Cairo, it has spent very little time on doing something about...
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Africa,
News
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The General Union for the Egyptian Chamber of Commerce announced on Tuesday that it is suspending all official relations with Turkey in protest of what they are calling Turkish...
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Africa,
News
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Nearly two months after the military coup that ousted Egypt's elected President Mohammed Morsi, Egypt's state-run newspapers are now recognising Morsi and his government's achievements. Al-Ahram newspaper published an...
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Africa,
News
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British Petroleum announced earlier this month that it has found gas resources estimated to be around 1.2 trillion cubic feet, or more, in the Salamat well in the Nile...
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Africa,
News
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An analyst and supposed expert in Arabic and Middle East affairs has called for the Israeli government to declare war on Qatar as an enemy of the state. Mordechai...
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The head of the Qatar Institution for Education, Science and Social Development, Princess Moza Bint-Nasser, has met Prince Charles at Windsor Hotel in the UK to discuss the horizons...
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Israeli Justice Minister Tzipi Livni warned on Monday that Israel might face a European economic boycott if it does not make progress in the peace process with the Palestinians,...
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The European Union (EU) have drafted a decision, that was endorsed by 27 countries, to put a commercial label on the products of Israeli settlements in the West Bank...
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Three major supermarkets in the Netherlands have announced their boycott of Israeli settlement products, following the European Union announcement of its own plan to boycott such items. Dutch newspaper...
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Turkey has suspended almost thirty agreements and cooperative protocols with Egypt in various fields such as transportation, education and health that were signed during Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's...
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Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth has claimed that several European countries have warned their businessmen against trading with companies based in or producing goods on Israeli settlements. The newspaper said...
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The Spanish government has announced the suspension of all military export licenses to Egypt, in condemnation of the use of excessive force against civilians. The suspended licenses included those...
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Sources in Russia have revealed that the government in Moscow has delayed the delivery of fighter jets and missile defence systems to the Assad regime, citing Syria's failure to...
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The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation has signed a framework agreement for cooperation with Russia. Secretary General Ekmeleddin İhsanoğlu met the Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in Moscow this week....
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Earlier this month, Oxfam published 20 facts about Oslo that painfully illustrate why the "peace talks" between Israel and Palestine have abysmally failed. In the past ten years alone,...
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Activism,
Article
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January 28, 2014
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Samira Shackle
Israel's settlements – civilian communities built on land occupied by Israel during the 1967 Six-Day War – are widely accepted to be illegal under international law. They have been...
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January 27, 2014
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Ibrahim Hewitt
Visiting South Africa is always a pleasure, but when the purpose is to attend a conference there is usually something extra special to look forward to. The Afro-Middle East...
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Africa,
Article