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Saudi King Abdullah, gestures as he meets with Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri at Hariri's house, in Beirut, Lebanon, Friday July 30, 2010.

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Asia Times
Saudi money wins Obama's mind
Mon 18 Apr 2011
Apr 19, 2011... (photo: AP / Ahmad Omar)

The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Barry (DDG 52) launches a Tomahawk cruise missile to support Joint Task Force Odyssey Dawn, supporting the international response to the unrest in Libya, 29 March, 2011.

Libya Nato Photos War Wikipedia: 2011 Libyan civil war

NZ Herald
Rift forces Nato to dig in for long campaign
Mon 18 Apr 2011
Troubled by political divisions within its ranks and a lack of firepower up front, Nato seems to have written off hopes of an early exit to the Libyan crisis and instead is aiming for a slow... (photo: US Navy / MCS3 Jonathan Sunderman)

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad speaks during a religious meeting in Tehran, Iran, on Saturday Aug. 18, 2007. Ahmadinejad said Saturday that Israel was the standard bearer of Satan and the Jewish state would soon fall apart, the official Islamic Re

The Siasat Daily Mon 18 Apr 2011
Ahmadinejad accuses US of creating Iran, Arab tension
Tehran, April 18: President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Monday accused Tehran's arch-foe the United States of wanting to create tension between Iran and Arabs, adding that the attempt would fail. "America... (photo: AP Photo/Hasan Sarbakhshian)
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Jamaica's Usain Bolt prepares for a Men's 200m first round heat during the World Athletics Championships in Berlin on Tuesday, Aug. 18, 2009.

Jamaica Observer Mon 18 Apr 2011
Bolt redefined 'limit' of how fast man can run — Johnson
MONTEGO BAY, St James — Legendary American track and field coach Brooks Johnson says that the exploits of Jamaican sprint superstar Usain Bolt is helping to change people's perception of the... (photo: AP / David J. Phillip)
Game Photos Racing Sport Wikipedia : Usain Bolt

Former Indian President A. P. J. Abdul Kalam listens to the students, unseen, from Cisco Network Academy during inauguration ceremony of the Cisco Globalization Centre East in Bangalore, India, Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2007. U.S. networking company Cisco Systems Inc. will invest a further US$ 100 million (euro 69 million) in venture capital initiatives to drive growth with high-potential Indian companies, Cisco chairman and Chief Executive Officer John Chambers, unseen, said Tuesday.

The Times of India Mon 18 Apr 2011
India needs talented youth with higher education: Kalam
DUBAI: India needs large number of talented youth with higher education for creating and imparting knowledge, former Indian president Dr A P J Abdul Kalam has said.... (photo: AP / Aijaz Rahi)
India Media Photos Politics Wikipedia : Abdul Kalam

A female anti-government protestor tears up a defaced poster of Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh during a demonstration demanding the resignation of President Saleh, in Sanaa, Yemen, Sunday, April 17, 2011. Yemen's anti-government movement took up the issue of women's rights in the conservative Muslim nation on Saturday, as thousands of demonstrators seeking the president's ouster denounced his comments against the participation of women in protest rallies. Arabic on the demonstrator's hat at left reads, "Freedom lovers".

The Australian Mon 18 Apr 2011
Saleh must go, Yemen opposition insists
YEMEN'S parliamentary opposition says it's backing the Gulf monarchies' stance that President Ali Abdullah Saleh must stand... (photo: AP / Muhammed Muheisen)
Democracy Photos Politics Wikipedia: 2011 Yemeni protests Yemen

Catherine Ashton

m&c; Sun 17 Apr 2011
EU foreign policy chief Ashton on first visit to Saudi Arabia
Riyadh - European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton arrived in Riyadh on Sunday for a two-day visit during which she will meet the Saudi king and other... (photo: EC / EU)
European Union Photos Politics Saudi Arabia Wikipedia: Catherine Ashton

A Libyan rebel fighter takes target practice with a heavy machine gun on the outskirts of Ajdabiya, Libya, Saturday, April 16, 2011.

The Observer Sun 17 Apr 2011
Libya's false chaos theory
Moussa Koussa, the former Libyan foreign minister, has said that the country risks turning into another Somalia in the wake of the collapse of an African Union mediation... (photo: AP / Ben Curtis)
Democracy Libya Photos War Wikipedia: 2011 Libyan civil war

The Examiner Sun 17 Apr 2011
Obama Fine-Tuning His Libya Policy
Finally on the same page as Britain and France, President Barack Obama equivocated on Libya, uncertain whether the U.S. should take a lead role or play a backseat to... (photo: AP Photo / M. Spencer Green)
Britain France Libya Photos Wikipedia:Barack Obama

Barack Obama and Nicolas Sarkozy

Scoop Sun 17 Apr 2011
Obama, Cameron and Sarkozy: no let-up in Libya
Sunday, 17 April 2011, 1:41 pm Article: Citizens for Legitimate Government Breaking News and Commentary from Citizens For Legitimate Government 16 Apr 2011 All links are... (photo: Creative Commons / BetacommandBot)
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	Emerson rallies the troops in the hope of reviving stalled Doha trade talks The Australian
	Libya Rebels Build Parallel State Wall Street Journal
	NATO Showing Strains Over Approach to Libya The New York Times
	Barack Obama: Qatar crucial to coalition's success in Libya The Guardian

Headlines Qatar

	Western leaders insist 'Gaddafi must go' Al Jazeera
	Aisha Gaddafi tells Nato to leave Independent online (SA)
	UN Chief Warns of 'Grave' Humanitarian Crisis In Libya Scoop

Middle East

	Saudi King promise Bahrain rearing The Siasat Daily
	Defying the Syrian President, Thousands Protest in Sometimes Deadly Clashes Herald Tribune
	Patrick Cockburn: They denied it was about Iraq's resources. But it never rang true The Independent

A worker checks pipes at PetroChina's Tarim Oilfield in Taklamakan Desert, in China's western Xinjiang region, Thursday, March 26, 2009.

Iran oil minister says investment vital

Egyptian Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif gestures in front of Egyptian flags during a press conference in Cairo Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2005, a day before the country's first ever multi-candidate presidential elections. Nazif said "Tomorrow is a new day in Egypt's history, It will be a historic turning point."

Egypt puts top ex-ministers on trial in graft crackdown

Smartphone - BlackBerry - Phone

BlackBerry maker: UAE policy would apply to others

Cyprus promises help to unravel 2G scam money trail The Times of India
A taste of the real Fiji The Los Angeles Times
Moscow, Not Arabia, Is the Big Threat to Europe The Washington Institute
Trading the Globe: A Fresh Look at Turkey Seeking Alpha
3 Israeli Dividend Stocks to Consider The Street
Memos: Oil Companies Pushed Britain Over Iraq War in 2002 The Siasat Daily
Syria Lifts Oppressive Emergency Laws The Street
INOVA Geophysical and BGP Execute Successful High Productivi redOrbit
India, Turkey to discuss FTA to boost bilateral trade Deccan Herald
Turkey fines auto firms for anti-competition The Guardian
Two fully sold (to the owners and developers)... Just 84 to The Daily Mail
SOLD! Ukraine's richest man snaps up Britain's most expensiv The Daily Mail
Iran says oil output hike would not affect price The Guardian
KT bags Middle East Business Leadership Media Award Khaleej Times
Impoverished Yemen's economy hard hit by protests The Boston Globe
KT bags ME Business Leadership Media Award Khaleej Times
When America flew on one wing Asia Times
UAE allows import of living sheep from Kazakhstan The Siasat Daily
Surging prices and shortage of cooking gas batters Yemen's a Star Tribune
In France, Old Protectionist Idea Reawakened The New York Times

In this citizen journalism image made on a mobile phone and acquired by the AP, Syrian anti-government protesters, some of them wearing their death shroud, march during a demonstration in Banias, Syria, Sunday, April 17, 2011.

Syria: Shooting interrupts latest anti-government protest in Homs

A soldier from the United States 173rd Airborne stands guard at one of the refineries at the Baba Gurgur oil field in Kirkuk, Iraq Thursday, April 17, 2003.

Secret memos expose link between oil firms and invasion of Iraq

In this citizen journalism image made on a mobile phone and acquired by the AP, and taken Sunday, April 17, 2011, Arabic writing on a burnt car reads:" pay attention, you are in Banias not in Israel. Down with the regime, the "Shabiha" which is a term used in Syria to describe pro-government thugs" in the port city of Banias, Syria. Thousands of people gathered in the central Syrian city of Homs main square Monday following the funeral of six people who were shot dead a day earlier saying they will hold an open-ended sit-in until President Bashar Assad's regime is brought down, witnesses said.

'US secretly funding stir in Syria'

Syria announces end to emergency law The Miami Herald
Syria lifts hated law, but protesters unimpressed The State
US rejects Palestinian bid to seek UN recognition Breitbart
Syria lifts emergency The Telegraph India
Syria's Cabinet proposes lifting emergency law as violent cr The Los Angeles Times
Yemen: UNICEF Sounds Warning Over Impact On Children Scoop
The Pressure Is On Israel For An Israeli-Palestinian Peace A Business Insider
Yemen: UNICEF sounds warning over impact of unrest on childr United Nations
Syria govt approves lifting emergency law The Jordan Times
Top Iraq Kurd leader offers to resign amid demos The Jordan Times
Al Azhar head tells Iran to stay out of Arab affairs The Jordan Times
The Middle East revolution is dead and rests in pieces DNA India
GCC FMs meet Yemeni government delegation Khaleej Times
Top Egypt cleric tells Iran to stay out of Arab affairs Khaleej Times
Syria govt to lift emergency law, regulate demos Khaleej Times
Syrian regime may be about to face its most dangerous moment The Guardian
Past Holds a Clue to Goldstone's Shift on the Gaza War The New York Times
February 10: Obama administration says Muslim Brotherhood do Newsvine
Wikileaks cable reveals US funneling millions into Syria opp The Examiner
Syria lifts emergency laws but warns protesters LA Daily News

Students poses for a photograph after receiving degrees 3rd convocation of Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology (SKUAST) in Jammu on Friday 04, March 2011.

Education exhibition attracts big local, international names

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A girl is under a monkey bar where children are playing . Safety Alert

ADEC reminds parents for children's registration

Education letters The Guardian
It's parents' turn to learn Arabic at school Khaleej Times
AFGHANISTAN: Warning over school-feeding programme IRINnews
Growing Islamic school buys American Legion building The Columbus Dispatch
India needs of talented youth with higher education: Kalam Indian Express
Islamic school buys American Legion building The Columbus Dispatch
Islam In Norway: Bullying Kids For Being Blond; Children Thr Newsvine
Bahrain told to respect students' right to protest by UK gov The Guardian
Villa schools get second warning from ADEC Khaleej Times
Israeli teen wounded in attack on school bus dies The Guardian
Unified holiday calendar for schools, universities Khaleej Times
ADEC issues second warning to 10 villa schools Khaleej Times
Bahrain's Education Ministry employees will face 'legal acti Star Tribune
ADEC issues second warning to villa schools Khaleej Times
Siasat and Jamia Nizamia to conduct summer course of Islamic The Siasat Daily
Greetings from Bahrain Newsvine
Western Zone students top in Grade12 exams Khaleej Times
Medicare Costs More Under Ryan Plan and the Iraq War Costs M Business Insider
Muslim students arraigned for disrupting Israeli ambassador Ha'aretz
Muslim students arraigned for disrupting Israeli ambassador Ha'aretz

President Barack Obama outlines his fiscal policy during an address at George Washington University in Washington, Wednesday, April 13, 2011.

Obama to meet with deficit commission, Qatari emir

NATO Chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen speaks at Moscow State Institute of International Relations in Moscow, Thursday, Dec. 17, 2009.

Pace of Attacks in Libya Conflict Is Dividing NATO

Condoms - Contraceptive

PHILIPPINES: Condom prescription rules raise concerns

Jordan, Qatar coordinate positions on common challenges, tal The Jordan Times
UN says 20 children killed in Misrata, appeals truce The Jordan Times
Bahrain arrests more doctors - opposition The Jordan Times
US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,447 Herald Tribune
Australian arrested for Hamas ties in Israel Herald Tribune
Bahrain arrests more doctors, opposition says Hartford Courant
Syria: emergency laws scrapped as protests continue The Daily Telegraph
Deadly Clashes in Yemen as Sides Weigh Deal The New York Times
Ninety wounded in northern Iraq protests The Siasat Daily
All Talks, No Action New America Foundation
SWAZILAND: AIDS organizations need a lifejacket IRINnews
Bahraini activist's home tear gassed CNN
Latest Updates and Video From Syria The New York Times
Jordan arrests brother of bomber in Afghan attack Herald Tribune
Libya rebels raise concern about Islamic extremism Herald Tribune
Gunmen attack home in north Iraq, kill 3 women Herald Tribune
Palestinians to seek UN membership if no peace Herald Tribune
90 wounded in northern Iraq protests DNA India
Saudi king pardons Filipino sentenced to death Herald Tribune
Why Islamic legal system needs a shift The Star

An Iraqi soldier secures the scene of a suicide car bomb in Baghdad, Iraq, Monday, April 18, 2011. Suicide bombers detonated two explosives-packed cars Monday outside Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone, killing and wounding several of people, police said

Car bombs in central Baghdad kill 9

Officers of the UN Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) arrive on the scene after Abidjan’s Hotel du Golf was attacked by forces loyal to former Ivorian President Laurent Gbagbo, 10 April, 2011.

The shield of innocence

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton speaks during a news conference with Finland's Foreign Minister Alexander Stubb, not shown, Monday, April 11, 2011, at the State Department in Washington.

Clinton Pushes Arab Reforms

Libyan rebels on front line frustrated by stalemate The Los Angeles Times
Syria lifts 48-year state of emergency as thousands of prote The Daily Mail
Two Palestinian "kids" arrested as suspects in Fogel family The Examiner
Syria to lift emergency rule after 48 years – but violence c The Guardian
No Good Options for Iranian Dissidents in Iraq The Washington Institute
Syria lifts state of emergency as protests continue m&c;
Commentary: Libya's only a part of Mideast equation Lexington Herald-Leader
Syria passes legislation to lift emergency law National Post
Kurds in Turkey protest disqualification of political candid m&c;
Brother of Afghan CIA bomber arrested in Jordan The Guardian
Brother of triple agent who blew himself up in CIA outpost i Star Tribune
Armed criminal gangs kill 10 in Syria The Siasat Daily
Syria: security forces open fire on 20,000 strong sit-in The Daily Telegraph
Syrian forces fire at protesters, unrest intensifies Khaleej Times
Former CIA director on the Agency's role in the new Middle E CNN
Syria Protests: Forces Reportedly Open Fire On Protesters Huffington Post
LIBYAN REBEL WAR CRIMES: The Videos America Doesn't Want You Business Insider
Libya charge like Iraq WMD claim: Seif Indian Express
Suicide car bombs kill 5 at Baghdad Green Zone The Jordan Times
We did nothing wrong against people, says Saif al-Islam Gadd DNA India

An anti-government protestor, center, shouts slogans during a demonstration demanding the resignation of Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh, in Sanaa, Yemen, Saturday, April 16, 2011. Dozens of chiefs from Yemen's two largest and most powerful tribes called on the president to immediately step down and strip his son of control over security forces, as rival crowds of protesters took to the streets Friday.

Tear gas and live fire at massive Yemen demos

In this image made from TV , Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi is seen in Tripoli on Thursday April 14 2011. Libyan TV broadcast footage on Thursday showing what it said was Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi defiantly waving at his supporters while being driven around Tripoli standing up through the sunroof of a car. Forces loyal to Moammar Gadhafi shelled a besieged western city Thursday, killing at least 13 people, and new explosions rocked Tripoli as the U.S. told a NATO meeting the alliance must intensify its mission to isolate the Libyan leader and "bring about his departure."

Gaddafi tours streets of Tripoli

A Libyan rebel carrying an AK-47 guards at the western gate of Ajdabiya, Libya Wednesday, April 13, 2011. A spokesman for Libyan rebels urged the U.S. military Wednesday to reassert a stronger role in the NATO-led air campaign or risk more civilian casualties in the stalemate fighting between Moammar Gadhafi and forces seeking to end his four-decade rule

Libya's daunting challenge

'Seize Iraqi oil fields': Trump talks tough, but still trail The Daily Mail
Libyan Rebels Look For Ways To Fill Coffers National Public Radio
India in talks with Indonesia, Kuwait for LNG supply The Times of India
Kuwait to donate 5 mil. barrels of oil, oil products to Japa Breitbart
Oil falls below $123 after Saudi says lacks buyers The Guardian
Saudi Arabia Spits In The Face Of Everyone Who Wants OPEC To Business Insider
FOOD: Biofuels make a comeback as prices rise IRINnews
Kuwait to donate 5m oil barrels to Japan Khaleej Times
Saudi oil minister says market is oversupplied Khaleej Times
Kuwait to contribute 5 million barrel of oil, products to Ja The Times of India
World oil prices fall as Saudi Arabia worries fade London Evening Standard
Saudi Arabia's oil minister says global oil market is oversu The Times of India
Brent crude slips below $123, shrugs off Saudi output cut The Guardian
'Iran forex reserves $100bn last year' The Siasat Daily
U.S. crude slips below $109,shrugs off Saudi output cut The Guardian
U.S. crude slips below $109/bbl despite Saudi output cut The Guardian
Saudi Arabia says oil market is oversupplied The Independent
Oil market supply 'sufficient': Kuwait China Daily
Rupee option for Iran crude The Telegraph India
Saudi slashes oil output, says market oversupplied Hartford Courant

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