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Hezbollah unveils 'Israeli footage' of Hariri murder site - 08/09/2010

BEIRUT- Hezbollah's chief on Monday unveiled footage allegedly intercepted from Israeli surveillance planes of the site of the 2005 murder of ex-Lebanese premier Rafiq Hariri prior to his...

Mitchell due for talks with Netanyahu, Abbas - 08/09/2010

WASHINGTON- US envoy George Mitchell is due to arrive Monday in Tel Aviv for talks with the Israeli and Palestinian leaders aimed at reviving direct peace negotiations. "Senator George Mitchell is...

Sudan suspends BBC broadcasts on FM - 08/09/2010

KHARTOUM- Sudan halted Monday BBC broadcasts in Arabic on FM radio frequencies after suspending its agreement with the British public broadcaster for reasons it said had nothing to do with its...

UAE workers can break Ramadan fast in extreme heat: fatwa - 08/09/2010

DUBAI- Workers contending with high heat and humidity can break their Ramadan fasts to avoid health problems, according to a fatwa issued by the state religious authority in the United Arab...

Vietnamese brides flock to South Korea - 08/08/2010

VINH LONG, Aude Genet- After 30 minutes of discussion it was settled. Le would become his bride. She and three other young Vietnamese women had been presented to two South Korean men by illegal...

Egypt seeks to woo Arab tourists for Ramadan revels - 08/08/2010

CAIRO, Fatma Ahmed- With its cooler temperatures but more sizzling entertainment, Egypt has long been a prime destination for rich Arab tourists, especially from the Gulf states. This year,...

Residents flee as acrid smog blankets Moscow - 08/07/2010

MOSCOW, Stuart Williams- Residents began fleeing Moscow Saturday as the worst smog in living memory smothered the city and forced people to don protective masks against pollution over six times...

Climate change sparks quickest evolution ever: study - 08/07/2010

VANCOUVER- At least one fish species can adapt in just three generations to survive a sharp change in temperature, researchers said in a study on the fastest rate of evolution ever recorded in wild...

BlackBerry services back online in Saudi despite ban - 08/06/2010

JEDDAH- BlackBerry users in Saudi Arabia say their messaging services went down only briefly on Friday despite a ban, as Arab states battle between security concerns and business interests linked to...

Australians find spongy links to origins of man - 08/06/2010

SYDNEY- Mankind may be descended from apes but Australian scientists have found proof of links much closer to the sea floor, with a study revealing that sea sponges share almost 70 percent of human...
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