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In this Thursday, March 27, 2008 photo, Crown Prince Sultan bin Abdul-Aziz Al Saud, left, speaks with his brother King Abdullah as they attend to welcome Arab leaders in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Arab Photos Saudi Arabia Summit Wikipedia: Abdullah of Saudi Arabia

France24
Saudi king calls for formation of Gulf union
Mon 19 Dec 2011
AFP - Saudi King Abdullah called for the formation of a Gulf union in response to growing threats, as rulers of the wealthy Arab GCC met on Monday against a backdrop of regional turmoil and fears over... (photo: AP / Hassan Ammar)

Palestinian Prime Minister in Gaza strip, Ismail Haniyeh sits with the mother of Ahmed al-Sheikh Khalil in the southern Gaza Strip town of Rafah on Nov. 22,2011. Ahmed al-Sheikh Khalil the commander of al-Quds Brigades the military wing of Islamic Jihad is one of five brothers were killed by Israeli army last month. Photo by Ahmed Deeb/WN

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The Guardian
Gaza leader to travel for 1st time since takeover
Mon 19 Dec 2011
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — An aide says Gaza's prime minister is planning his first official trip outside the territory since the militant Hamas movement overran it in June 2007. Prime Minister... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)

Former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich speaks at the fourth Annual First Amendment Awards Honors event hosted by the Nackey Loeb School of Communication, Monday, Nov. 27, 2006, in Manchester, N.H. (kv1)

Al Jazeera Mon 19 Dec 2011
Newt Gingrich puts Israel interests first
- Newt Gingrich, the former Speaker of the House who faded into obscurity after resigning in 1998 amid a sex scandal, is back and seemingly ready to say anything to become the next president of the... (photo: AP Photo/Cheryl Senter)
Israel Photos Politics USA Wikipedia: Newt Gingrich

Egyptian riot police and demonstrators throw stones at each other during clashes close to the interior ministry in Cairo, Egypt, early Wednesday, June 29, 2011. Egyptian security forces and protesters are clashing for a second successive day in central Cairo in scenes not seen since the uprising that toppled Hosni Mubarak earlier this year.

The Washington Post Mon 19 Dec 2011
Egypt’s military council blames protesters for violence
CAIRO — Egypt’s ruling military council on Monday glossed over the brute force used against protesters in clashes since Friday, publicly describing the demonstrators as paid thugs and... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)
Egypt Photos Protesters Violence Wikipedia: 2011 Egyptian revolution

File - President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden shake hands with the troops following the president's remarks at Fort Campbell, Ky., May 6, 2011.

Al Jazeera Mon 19 Dec 2011
Obama's failed human rights moment
It is no news that President Obama has been a disappointment to civil liberties advocates (among other segments of the coalition that helped to elect him). But Obama may... (photo: US Army)
Defence Human Rights Photos US Wikipedia: National Defense Authorization Act

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood supporters protest against the Syrian regime in Cairo, Egypt, Friday, June 24, 2011.

Al Jazeera Mon 19 Dec 2011
The year of the protester
Reminiscent of their 1957 cover honouring the Hungarian Freedom Fighter, TIME Magazine has bestowed its highest honour - 2011 Person of the Year - upon "The Protester",... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)
Democracy Human Rights Photos Protest Wikipedia: Arab Spring

Egyptian protesters throw stones toward army soldiers during clashes near Tahrir Square in Cairo, Sunday, Dec. 18, 2011.

Newsday Mon 19 Dec 2011
Protesters, Egypt army clash for 3rd day
CAIRO -- Egypt's ruling military and the revolutionaries who demand they immediately step down battled for a third day in the streets yesterday -- and competed fiercely... (photo: AP / Nasser Nasser)
Democracy Egypt Photos Protest Wikipedia: 2011 Egyptian revolution

Gulf leaders to discuss new challenges in annual summit talks

Middle East Online Sun 18 Dec 2011
Gulf leaders to discuss new challenges in annual summit talks
Leaders of the wealthy Gulf Arab states will meet at their annual summit on Monday, against a backdrop of accelerating regional turmoil and fears of growing Iranian... (photo: US DoD / DOD)
Gulf Leaders Libya Photos Summit Wikipedia: Libya

DOURA TALKS - U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Daniel Prosymchak, right, and an interpreter speak to Iraqi civilians during a joint patrol with Iraqi police and Sons of Iraq members for improvised explosive devices in the Doura district of Baghdad, Iraq, Nov. 22, 2008.

Al Jazeera Sun 18 Dec 2011
Iraqis who aided US left behind and fearful
It was supposed to be a simple deal: Work with the American occupation here for one year, and earn a visa to resettle in the United States. John put in 27 months as a... (photo: US Navy / Petty Officer 2nd Class Todd Frantom)
Iraq Photos US War Wikipedia: History of Iraq (2003–present)

BBC News Sun 18 Dec 2011
Egypt violence: Third day of deadly clashes in Cairo
Protesters have been stoning security forces in Cairo on the third day of unrest in the Egyptian capital over the military government. Ten people are now known to have... (photo: AP)
Egypt Photos Protesters Violence Wikipedia: 2011 Egyptian revolution

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Arab News

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Terrorism

	Killing of bin Laden voted top news story of 2011 Atlanta Journal
	Did Pentagon help strangle the Arab Spring? Asia Times
	Twitter's best tweets of 2011 The Times of India

President of Spanish soccer club FC Sevilla, Jose Maria del Nido

Sevilla President prisoned for embezzlement

Hillary Clinton at UVA

Clinton says women sidelined in Egypt transition

In this image from TV shown on the Internet made available Thursday Dec. 15, 2011, an Iraqi woman lying in a Damascus, Syria, street as men trying to retrieve the body, in this video thought to have been made Wednesday Dec. 14, 2011. The woman named Shatha al-Kubeisi is thought to have been shot by Syrian government snipers.

Syrians protest Assad, as Arabs delay crisis talks

Why GOP voters should embrace Ron Paul's sane foreign policy The Examiner
The terrifying truth behind the so-called Arab Spring The Daily Mail
Syria to let in Arab monitors as deaths mount The Star
Moroccan Islamists quit Arab Spring opposition The Star
War in WANA a threat to humanity The Star
Egyptian military defends crackdown on demonstrators The Miami Herald
Evil Ain't What It Used to Be Foreign Policy
The Saudi Prince And The $300 Million Twitter Investment Fast Company
UN slams Egypt's violent suppression The Australian
The Frankenstein of Tahrir Square Foreign Policy
Saudi prince invests $300m in Twitter Al Jazeera
Egypt's democracy is on the street The Guardian
Cairo violence continues as soldiers clash with protesters The Guardian
2012 Outlook: European Woes, Middle East Tensions Will Likel Forbes
Profile: 'great successor' Kim Jong-un Al Jazeera
Iraq issues arrest warrant for vice-president Al Jazeera
Saudi Arabia calls for Gulf ‘union’ Gulf News
Syria to sign peace initiative - report Irish Times
Egypt's military tries to discredit protesters STL Today
Canada lingerie firm gets lift from Arab Spring France24

The first phase of a three-day Miss Tibet beauty pageant competition started with a swimsuit round. During the contest they would give a stiff competition to each other, but their end goal is the same — of seeing their motherland — Tibet, a free country, Dharamshala, India

Sports Illustrated’s Swimsuit Edition Makes a Modest Splash

Egyptians are selling in the vegetable market, after attacks between Muslims and Christians on Christians in Cairo, Egypt

Egypt November Inflation Accelerates as Rate Increases Boost Food Prices

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, left, speaks with European Council President Herman Van Rompuy during a round table meeting at an EU summit in Brussels on Friday, Dec. 9, 2011.

What happens in Europe doesn't stay in Europe

Naughty or Nice? Foreign Policy
Winter of discontent Khaleej Times
Prince's Twitter Stake Repeats Apple, Priceline Moves The Street
Taqa, EBN ink gas storage contracts Gulf News
A Taste Of The Next Frontier: An ETF That Goes Beyond BRIC Seeking Alpha
Russian Company Signs Up to Develop Iran Oil Field Rig Zone
Saudi prince buys $300m Twitter stake Business Day
2011 Market Debrief, 2012 Look Ahead The Street
Maximum Limit of Wages Will Be Applied As of January All Africa
Stock Exchange Loses Egp 8.4 Billion All Africa
Gas Pipeline in El Arish Blown up for the Tenth Time All Africa
Transport Minister Announces Linking Sokhna and Al Dekhaila All Africa
The eurozone crisis is not about market discipline Al Jazeera
CBE - EGP 972.8 Billion Total Deposits in August 2011 All Africa
Minister - Advanced Countries Should Honor Their Pledges Tow All Africa
Dollar holds some gains made on Kim Jong-il death Business Day
Foreign Minister - Economy Enjoys Potentials to Overcome Cri All Africa
Stock Exchange Shows Stable Performance All Africa
Country to Get 700 Police Vehicles From China All Africa
Prime Minister Ganzori Reviews Security, Economic Situation All Africa

A confirmed insurgent stronghold goes up in smoke after a strategic aerial strike during combat operations while US Marine Corps (USMC) Marines, 1st Battalion (BN), 8th Marine Regiment (1/8), search for insurgents and weapon caches during a Security and Stabilization Operation (SASO) conducted as part of Operation AL FAJR, which is an offensive operation to eradicate enemy insurgents in Fallujah, Al Anbar Province, Iraq, during Operation Iraqi Freedom, 2004.

Iraq, lost in the fog of war

Sunset on the Nile, Cairo, Egypt.

This Nile’s not a river in Egypt: He’s a rocker around the world!

A Cluster Bomb Unit containing more than 600 cluster bombs, that was dropped by Israeli warplanes during the 34-day long Hezbollah-Israeli war, sits in a field in the southern village of Ouazaiyeh, Lebanon, Thursday, Nov. 9, 2006. A top U.N. humanitarian

What's the harm of cluster munitions?

Year End Cable News Ratings: MSNBC, CNN Up in Primetime whil The Hollywood Reporter
Egypt: UN Human Rights Chief Condemns Brutality Scoop
The Leaderless Revolution, Part 2: The Action of One Huffington Post
Egypt's military lashes out at protesters Newsday
Pillay Condemns Assaults By Egyptian Security Officers Scoop
Peru aims to snuff out drug crops Al Jazeera
Egypt unrest: Cairo clashes reveal deep divisions BBC News
Media Freedom and Ethics Challenge Reporters, Bring Out the Huffington Post
Sustaining mechanics of Arab autocracies Foreign Policy
Information black hole Independent online (SA)
THE APPLE INVESTOR: Apple Phones Crushing Nokia's Multi-Mill Business Insider
Egypt: UN human rights chief condemns brutality against prot United Nations
The Religion of No Religion: Historical Doubt The Examiner
Deadly dawn clashes rock Cairo Breitbart
Egyptian soldiers open fire on Tahrir protesters CBC
Perfect Petra and the jewels of Jordan: Stepping back 5,000 The Daily Mail
Egypt: Cairo clashes run into fourth day The Daily Telegraph
Egypt military uses ‘conspiracy theory’ to justify violence Middle East Online
Deadly Cairo clashes stretch into fourth day Gulf News
Troops kill 3 protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square Newsday

UN marks Human Rights Day with social media

UN marks Human Rights Day with social media

A standard missile 3 is launched from USS Lake Erie (CG 70) April 26, 2007, during a joint Missile Defense Agency/U.S. Navy ballistic missile flight test over the Pacific Ocean. The test was designed to show the capability of the ship and its crew to con

Missile Defense: A New Arms Race Looms between Russia and America

American university in Iraqi Kurdistan

American students abroad told to avoid Egypt protests

Thousands of rare documents burned in Egypt clash Denver Post
British Media Propaganda Aims at Triggering NATO Military In Pakalert Press
Deadly clashes rock Cairo as Islamists rejoice in election l Middle East Online
10 killed in third day of Egyptian clashes Irish Times
Egypt's shame: Shock video shows soldiers beating female pro The Australian
Protesters battle troops in Cairo The Australian
Violence rocks Cairo for third straight day Khaleej Times
Anna Hazare keeps Maharashtra in limelight in 2011 DNA India
The Globalization of War: The “Military Roadmap” Pakalert Press
9/11 verdict is US propaganda for waging war on Iran Pakalert Press
Oman learnt ‘important lessons’ Gulf News
ZU launches four Masters in Islamic studies Gulf News
History of Medicine in the Islamic Civilization The Siasat Daily
Westerners are jealous of Iran’s progress: Iranian scientist Irna
Twelve Months of Reading Wall Street Journal
Del. AG calls for plan to fight online bullying Education Week
NC could get up to $70M in fed funding for pre-K Education Week
The Top 10 Ways Mobile Carriers Tried to Screw Us in 2011 Huffington Post
KC district discloses how it will handle transfers Education Week
Tribal leaders want in on education reform Education Week

The Union Minister for Human Resource Development, Science & Technology, Earth Sciences and Communications and Information Technology, Shri Kapil Sibal .

Kapil Sibal on CNN-IBN: Our Response

U.N. climate official Christiana Figueres walk out of the negotiation room as the climate change summit nears it's end in the city of Durban, South Africa, Saturday, Dec 10, 2011.

UN climate conference approves landmark deal

Hundreds of opposition Muslim Brotherhood supporters alleging electoral fraud make a standoff with riot police outside a counting center in the Shubra el-Kheima neighborhood of Cairo, Egypt, Sunday, Nov. 28, 2010. Hundreds of Muslim Brotherhood supporters protested outside vote counting stations, scuffling with police and denouncing what they called widespread fraud in Egypt's parliament elections on Sunday, as the government appeared determined to ensure its monopoly on the legislature in uncertain political times.

Egypt election: Islamists set to dominate first results

From Arab Spring to Sunni Spring? CounterPunch
Syria signs Arab League deal to allow observer mission Foreign Policy
Behold the Sudanese Riviera Independent online (SA)
Vaclav Havel's life in truth Al Jazeera
University for Science to Cooperate and Egypt's Institute fo All Africa
Eissa - Program of Action for Promoting National-U.S. Relati All Africa
Information black hole as North Korean leader dies The Himalayan
Day of shame in the Middle East: Female protesters beaten wi The Daily Mail
What Will You Remember Most From 2011? The New York Times
North Korea's cinema of dreams Al Jazeera
Review of 2011: politics The Daily Telegraph
A year in ferment: differing views from the old north and so The Guardian
Channel 4: We'll screen shocking images of violence and chil The Daily Mail
Syria’s Al-Assad mulls Arab plan Independent online (SA)
Iraq, Free Trade and America's Efforts to Remake the World Huffington Post
As the links with Egypt's boy king and the castle are reveal The Daily Mail
'People's year' gives hope that the tide is turning NZ Herald
Syria nearer to sign Arab plan, crackdown continues The Star
Sabic board recommends dividends Gulf News
Peru's booming cocaine industry Al Jazeera

This photo taken Nov. 18, 2011 and released by Rio de Janeiro's government, shows an aerial view of a boat crossing an area of an oil spill in an offshore field operated by Chevron at the Bacia de Campos, in Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil.

Brazil suspends Chevron's drilling activities

A swimming pool of five stars hotel viewing red sea and surronded by buildings and red sea port

Egypt's Ain Sokhna port reopens after strike

U.S. activists chant slogans as they hold placards after a news conference about an international flotilla to blockaded Gaza, in Athens, Monday, June 27, 2011.

Tea party activist urges attack on flotilla

'Raft spotted' after Russian oil rig disaster Al Jazeera
Deaths after Russian oil rig capsizes Al Jazeera
Scores missing after Indonesia ship wreck Al Jazeera
Killing of Osama bin Laden by US Navy SEALs voted top news s Star Tribune
Doosan Vina ships power plant boiler to Egypt The Saigon Times
U.S Repeatedly Shipped Arms Supplies to Security Forces All Africa
US ships 21-tonne tear gas cargo to Tahrir, Egypt port worke Newsvine
US firms shipped teargas to Egypt during crackdown, investig The Guardian
Suez port employees reveal 21-ton US tear gas order for inte Axis of Logic
Fukushima disaster's marine fallout Al Jazeera
3 Blasts Kill at Least 10 at Market in Southern Iraqi Oil Po The New York Times
UN human rights chief Navi Pillay condemns Cairo deaths Joy Online
Egypt cabinet jumps ship Independent online (SA)
Work Resumed in Damietta Port After 11-Day Suspension All Africa
Violence in Nile port city sparks worry about Egypt military The Charlotte Observer
One killed in riot in Egyptian port town m&c;
Immediate Release for Journalist On Gaza Ship All Africa
Canadian on Gaza ship 'beaten,' friend says Toronto Sun
Canadian aboard ship bound for Gaza 'beaten,' friend says Toronto Sun
Israeli navy intercepts boats bound for Gaza Taipei Times

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