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Nicole Kidman, Mila Sorvino urge end to violence against women

Concert Photos Violence Wikipedia: Women's rights Women

Newsday
Nicole Kidman, Mila Sorvino urge end to violence against women
| UNITED NATIONS - Academy Award winners Nicole Kidman and Mira Sorvino urged an end to violence against women at a concert Wednesday night to support the U.N. agency that promotes equality for women ... (photo: UN / Mark Garten)

Former U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan gives a press conference in a Nairobi hotel, Kenya, after a day of meetings with his successor Ban Ki-moon and opposition leader Raila Odinga, Friday, Feb. 1, 2008. Rival parties in Kenya said Friday they had agreed to take immediate action to end violence after a month of deadly turmoil over a disputed presidential election. The two sides signed a four-point agenda that said they would complete talks within 15 days on measures to end the political crisis.

Peace Photos Syria UN Wikipedia: Kofi Annan

Ha'aretz
Annan at UN for last-ditch effort to save Syrian peace plan
related articles New Syria massacre reported as world prepares more sanctions By Reuters | Jun.07,2012 | 9:47 AM More than 100 people killed by security forces across Syria By DPA | Jun.07,2012 | 9:47... (photo: AP Photo / Bernat Armangue, Pool)

Female labour worker - India - South Asia

The Times Of India
India, Pakistan account for 71% of female migrants from South Asia
SHARE | AND | DISCUSSTweet NEW DELHI: India and Pakistan together account for 71% of international female migrants from South Asia. While 2.7 million were from India, about 1.9 million female migrants... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
Asia India Pakistan Photos Wikipedia: South Asia

In this photo released by the Syrian official news agency SANA, shows Syrian President Bashar Assad, as he delivers a speech at the parliament in Damascus, Syria, Sunday, June 3, 2012.

The Independent
Robert Fisk: Mubarak has fallen. Assad clings on. Yet the fate of their nations is ...
| And I don't feel a lot happier. Ahmed Shafik, the Mubarak loyalist, has the support of the Christian Copts, and Assad has the support of the Syrian Christians. The Christians support the dictators. ... (photo: AP / SANA)
Egypt Human Rights Photos Syria Wikipedia: Arab Spring

Palestinian trucks wait to receive a load of fuel from tunnels used for smuggling along the Gaza-Egypt border, near the southern Gaza Strip town of Rafah, on April 6, 2012. Gaza is experiencing a major electricity crisis because of a shortage of fuel for the power plant and Public services including hospitals, transportation and other services. Photo by AHMED DEEB/WN

France24
Gaza angry as Qatari fuel delivery delayed again
| AFP - A delivery of 30 million litres of Qatari fuel, which was to have entered Gaza on Sunday, has been delayed yet again, officials said, prompting an angry reaction ... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)
Fuel Gaza Palestinian Photos Wikipedia: GazaIsrael conflict

Heart of Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal

The Himalayan
Qatar embassy established in Nepal
| Added At: 2012-06-03 6:35 PM | Last Updated At: 2012-06-03 6:39 PM | The Himalayan Times - Saved Articles(s) | The headlines has be... (photo: WN / Yeshe Choesang)
Embassy Nepal Photos Qatar Tourism Wikipedia: Nepal

Syrian President Bashar Assad, left, and his wife Asma Assad, listen to explanations as they visit a technology plant Tuesday July, 13, 2010 in Tunis. President Assad is on a two-day visit to Tunisia.

The Guardian
Syrian president to address parliament
| BEIRUT (AP) — State-run Syrian television says President Bashar Assad is expected to give a speech in front of the country's parliament, a rare public appearance as D... (photo: AP / Hassene Dridi)
Parliament Photos Syria Violence Wikipedia: Syrian uprising (2011present)

In this April 30, 2012 file photo, Syrian security forces, background, hold their machine guns and surround anti-Syrian regime mourners, foreground, during the funeral procession of the activist Nour al-Zahraa, 23, who was shot by the Syrian security forces on Sunday, in Kfar Suseh area, in Damascus, Syria.

The Independent
Patrick Cockburn: Why war is marching on the road to Damascus
| I spent the last week in Damascus and the atmosphere reminds me of Beirut in 1975 at the start of the 15-year civil war. Again and again in conversations, people realis... (photo: AP)
Damascus Photos UN War Wikipedia: Syrian uprising (2011present)

Qatar - Malls - Economy - Shopping - Tourism

Gulf News
Tourism law on anvil to bring infrastructure investment to Qatar
| Abu Dhabi: Qatar is set to issue a new tourism law this month aimed at giving Qatar Tourism Authority (QTA) more teeth to establish infrastructure ahead of the 202... (photo: WN / Farida Azzawi)
Authority Investment Photos Qatar Tourism Wikipedia: Qatar

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Qatar studies smoke pockets in deadly mall fire Gulf News

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Syria: Why Houla massacre may not lead to intervention BBC News

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Newspaper review: Syria unrest dominates headlines

Code of Conduct for Audio-Visual Media issued

New Egypt advances to state final

After Gaddafi, Libya splits into disparate militia zones

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Qatar Airways starts flights to Baghdad

Qatar Telecom to Double Asiacell Stake for $1.47 Billion

Abu Dhabi's Etihad buys stake in Virgin Australia

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Former U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan gives a press conference in a Nairobi hotel, Kenya, after a day of meetings with his successor Ban Ki-moon and opposition leader Raila Odinga, Friday, Feb. 1, 2008. Rival parties in Kenya said Friday they had agreed to take immediate action to end violence after a month of deadly turmoil over a disputed presidential election. The two sides signed a four-point agenda that said they would complete talks within 15 days on measures to end the political crisis.

Annan at UN for last-ditch effort to save Syrian peace plan

Syrian President Bashar Assad, left, and his wife Asma Assad, listen to explanations as they visit a technology plant Tuesday July, 13, 2010 in Tunis. President Assad is on a two-day visit to Tunisia.

Syrian president to address parliament

In this April 30, 2012 file photo, Syrian security forces, background, hold their machine guns and surround anti-Syrian regime mourners, foreground, during the funeral procession of the activist Nour al-Zahraa, 23, who was shot by the Syrian security forces on Sunday, in Kfar Suseh area, in Damascus, Syria.

Patrick Cockburn: Why war is marching on the road to Damascus

A difficult task ahead for Kofi Annan The Star
Why Obama faces a hopeless war in Syria Canberra Times
Can the Islamist parties and democracy mix? The Wichita Eagle
CONFRONTING IRAN, "PROTECTING ISRAEL": The Real Re GlobalResearch
The Solution in Syria Moving on Two Tracks, Putin Negotiates Huffington Post
CONFRONTING IRAN, PROTECTING ISRAEL: The Real Reason for Ame GlobalResearch
Time to consider military options Gulf News
David Ignatius: A road map for Syria Indianapolis Star
Clinton urges al-Assad to hand over power Business Day
Annan: the world must act as one to save Syria The Independent
Syria faces 'all-out civil war', Asia Times
SYRIA: The Houla Massacre and the Subversion of the Peace P GlobalResearch
Syrians bar U.N. monitors from investigating massacre The Dallas Morning News
Success this century demands people and trade pacts beyond A Canberra Times
France plans Friends of Syria meet, rejects Iran Daily Press
More calls for action after latest Syria deaths Gulf News
U.N. says monitors in Syria shot at, condemns new reported m The Star
Lebanon tourism stable despite unrest: Minister Toronto Sun
UN monitors try to reach 'massacre' village DNA India
Syria: The Houla Massacre And The Subversion Of The Peace Pl GlobalResearch

Heart of Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal

Qatar embassy established in Nepal

Earth in Major Resource Overdraft WWFs Living Planet Report 2012

>Earth in Major Resource Overdraft – WWF’s Living Planet Report 2012

Will Shaw general’s absence cost Sumter jobs? The State
Gulf nations in top 10 by proportion of millionaire househol The Times Of India
Gulf nations rank among top 10 by proportion of millionaire The Hindu
Over 100‚000 workers rejoin foreign jobs (graph) The Himalayan
Credit ratings: how Fitch, Moody's and S&P rate each The Guardian
Success this century demands people and trade pacts beyond A Canberra Times
BSkyB Faces ESPN Competition for English Soccer League TV Ri The Hollywood Reporter
Qatar Airways starts flights to Baghdad France24
Qataris take stake in Xstrata above 10% The Guardian
Syrian expat business community sets up $300m fund for rebel Gulf News
Lebanon tourism stable despite unrest-minister Reuters
Qatar budget surplus narrows to $1.4 bln Reuters
Reports of new Syria massacre as world prepares further fina Ha'aretz
Western, Arab nations vow to ramp up Syria economic sanction The Star
UK’s Coffee Republic scouts for partner to enter India The Times Of India
Western, Arab nations vow to ramp up Syria economic sanction Reuters
Western, Arab nations vow to ramp up Syria economic sanction Daily Press
UPDATE 1-Western, Arab nations vow to ramp up Syria economic Reuters
The Norway Threshold: The Most Dangerous Statistic In The Wo Business Insider
Mongolia to export 150 saker falcons this year Xinhua

Nicole Kidman, Mila Sorvino urge end to violence against women

Nicole Kidman, Mila Sorvino urge end to violence against women

Ugandan soldiers serving with the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) walk through a thicket ahead of heavy rain in an area northwest of the Somali capital, Mogadishu, 23 May, 2012.

UN chief warns of 'power vacuum' in Somalia

German army soldiers serving in the NATO peacekeeping mission in Kosovo guard a bridge near the town of Zvecan, Kosovo, Friday, June 1, 2012.

Northern Kosovo tense after clashes

Etihad acquires stake The Himalayan
CONFRONTING IRAN, "PROTECTING ISRAEL": The Real Re GlobalResearch
BC-OLY-Summer-Games-2012-Digest The Washington Post
No to Intervention in Syria American Spectator
SYRIA: The Houla Massacre and the Subversion of the Peace P GlobalResearch
Nicole Kidman, Mila Sorvino urge end to violence against wom Newsday
Qatar budget surplus narrows to $1.4 bln Reuters
Amid Reports of New Massacre, Nations Press Syria The New York Times
Death toll climbs now in Hama bombing and massacre today as The Examiner
Lebanese Art Collection To Be Showcased The New York Times
Local Projects Replace Global Investments in Mideast The New York Times
Reports of many deaths in Syrian village Al Jazeera
Syria businessmen abroad launch rebels' fund Al Jazeera
Flight of Syrians into Jordan intensifying Al Jazeera
'Human remains' delivered to Canada schools Al Jazeera
Djokovic beats Tsonga in thriller Al Jazeera
Queen Elizabeth II marks a milestone Al Jazeera
Nigerians mourn air-crash deaths Al Jazeera
Protesters press political demands in Egypt Al Jazeera
US official says al-Qaeda No 2 leader dead Al Jazeera

Earth in Major Resource Overdraft WWFs Living Planet Report 2012

>Earth in Major Resource Overdraft – WWF’s Living Planet Report 2012

'Human remains' delivered to Canada schools Al Jazeera
The Muslim Woman at Play: FIFA, the Olympics and the Veila Huffington Post
Scents Of Departure: City-Themed Fragrances Huffington Post
Why Aren’t Educated Middle Eastern Women Joining the W Jezebel
The kids are moving back in after college? Smart career move The Washington Post
US students remember slain Syrian friend Al Jazeera
Mid East women beat men in education, lose out at work CNN
Muslim Brotherhood infiltrates U.S. public schools? WorldNetDaily
Why is Qatar investing so much in education? BBC News
Superhero strength, school shooting and shocking motorists NZ Herald
>Earth in Major Resource Overdraft – WWF’s Living Planet Seattle Post
Houston Community College Helps Expand Educational Options i Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Houston Community College Helps Expand Educational Options i The New York Times
UN Climate Conference In Bonn Reaches Agreement After Week-L Huffington Post
Climate talks risk sinking ‘like Titanic’ Independent online
Kiwi aviation school to train pilots for Qatar Air NZ Herald
Class of 2012 in Qatar Savors the College Station Connection The New York Times
New York City elementary school makes learning Arabic a MAND The Daily Mail
Experts struggle to collect data in Fukushima Al Jazeera
Conference to focus on solutions for human health problems Gulf News

Qatar - Malls - Economy - Shopping - Tourism

Tourism law on anvil to bring infrastructure investment to Qatar

United Nations climate talks nothing but hot air

United Nations climate talks nothing but hot air

Over 100‚000 workers rejoin foreign jobs (graph) The Himalayan
Lebanon tourism stable despite unrest: Minister Toronto Sun
BSkyB and ESPN lead field for Premier League auction of live The Guardian
Lebanon tourism stable despite unrest-minister Reuters
Local Projects Replace Global Investments in Mideast The New York Times
MIDEAST DEBT-Gulf outperforms as world markets slide Reuters
Global economic woes likely to drive down oil price Business Day
S Koreans developing vertical farming Al Jazeera
Ailing Earth The Star
UAE targets 3% GDP growth Khaleej Times
Nigeria declares mourning after air crash Al Jazeera
Canada's pipeline a pipe dream? Al Jazeera
Wealth shifts to emerging countries NZ Herald
Libya's media fights for freedom Al Jazeera
Tourism law on anvil to bring infrastructure investment to Q Gulf News
Manhunt continues in Canada body parts murder Al Jazeera
Pakistan's crippling energy crisis Al Jazeera
Rough sailing for Greek shipyard Al Jazeera
India, Bahrain seek trade boost Newstrack India
Unique South African tea faces climate threat Al Jazeera

L & T Shipbuilding wins orders worth Rs 483 crores from The Times Of India
The sweet and sour of oil Asia Times
Australia mining tax clears final hurdle Al Jazeera
Deciphering the Qatar enigma Gulf News
Gas vital to Middle East economies Gulf News
The oil road through Damascu Asia Times
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