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Medics wheel a wounded pilgrim in a hospital in Baghdad, Iraq, Sunday Feb. 24, 2008.

Baghdad Iraq Photos US Violence

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Officials: 8 killed, 67 wounded in Baghdad's Sadr City
BAGHDAD (AP) - A senior government official was assassinated in Baghdad on Tuesday as clashes between Shiite militants and U.S. and Iraqi forces in the capital's Sadr City district left eight other... (photo: AP / Asaad Mouhsin)

KLdy1 - May07 - paddy field - rice field - agriculture - farming. (dy1)

EU Export Food Photos Price Trade US World

Asia Times
The rising protectionist tide
By Martin Hutchinson The credit crisis has taken an ugly turn, with a number of countries banning rice exports, causing the price of the staple to soar above US$1,000 per tonne, treble its level a... (photo: WN)

Headlines Doha

	Food crisis sparks role reversal in WTO Turkish Press
	Hamas awaits Israeli response Khaleej Times
	QATAR AIRWAYS ANNOUNCES INDIAN EXPANSION TravelVideo

Mideast News

	Bush tempers upbeat optimism about Mideast peace Examiner
	Queen heads for Turkey - and a sticky diplomatic moment as President's wife wears Islamic headscarf The Daily Mail
	Palestinian PM ties better security to more jobs Examiner

Terrorism

	Rethinking the Iraq critics The Washington Times
	How will Bush be received in Saudi? Middle East Online
	An Iraqi family comes to America BBC News

Topaz acquires Doha Marine Services

Qatar, Dutch firms to jointly upgrade energy ports

Cargo ship fires on Iranian vessel

UAE Oil Min: OPEC Has No Plans For Emergency Meeting So Far

VCU fashion students design abayas

OPEC can't control price - Qatar

Multi-billion dollar Dolphin plant inaugurated

UAE to launch "remote sensing" satelite

Vodafone Qatar to sell shares

TV & RADIO STATIONS

Doha, Qatar 2008.05.13
sunny.
	Min: 25°C/77°F Max: 35°C/95°F

Tony Blair

Blair: Israel to ease some West Bank restrictions

George W. Bush

Olmert probe won't scuttle peace talks: Bush

Supporters of the party of Pakistan's former prime minister Nawaz Sharif, display posters of Sharif as they celebrate the primary unofficial results for Pakistan's general elections in the street of Rawalpindi, Pakistan, on Monday, Feb. 18, 2008.

Sharif party ministers offer resignations from Pakistan Cabinet, shaking coalition

Peace talks don't rely on Olmert, Bush says International Herald Tribune
Deadly clashes break out in Sadr City despite cease-fire International Herald Tribune
Lebanon: the army's role The Guardian
Victims say Swiss bank funded Iran terror Examiner
Saudi Arabia criticizes Iran's Hezbollah support Examiner
Hospital officials: Clashes in Baghdad kill 11 Examiner
Lebanese army expands deployment to impose order Examiner
Officials: Clashes in Iraq's Sadr City kill 11 Examiner
Dangers of reporting on Myanmar's cyclone Examiner
A deadly miscalculation in Lebanon Asia Times
Hezbollah's shots ring in Bush's ears Asia Times
US misses Iran opportunity Asia Times
Israelis Voa News
Violence Continues in Baghdad's Sadr City Despite Truce Voa News
An open letter to Lebanon's major political players and thei Daily Star Lebanon
Afghan culture war looms A recently banned Indian soap opera ISN
Clashes in Iraq's Sadr City Kill 11 Time Magazine
Lebanese Army to intervene in sectarian fighting International Herald Tribune
French FM upbeat after Mediterranean Union talks Middle East Online
Shia gunmen in Baghdad ignore truce Khaleej Times

Opium poppy wnhires (js1)

War takes time out for opium windfall In Afghanistan, spring brings calm as farmers harvest ...

In the mosque

Emiratis turn out as Imams of mosques

An Iraqi refugee at the UNHCR office in Jordan´s Ruwaished camp. Fifty-three of the 150 Palestinians who were living in the isolated desert camp at the beginning of December 2006 were resettled to Canada at the end of that year. Another ten have be

IRAQ: Local aid groups support UNHCR appeal for more funds

Fashion students at Va. university design abayas Examiner
YEMEN: Eradicating onchocerciasis could take 10 years - loca IRINnews
Iran: ‘Biggest Single Threat’ to Mideast Peace? Middle East Online
Va. fashion students design Muslim cloaks USA Today
Fashion students at Virginia Commonwealth U. design abayas w Star Tribune
'Ghost City' Mosul Braces For Assault On Last Bastion of al- Common Dreams
LEBANON: Political, sectarian crisis entrenched - analysts IRINnews
Egypt crackdown on cyber dissidents Independent online (SA)
Heavy fighting breaks out in north Lebanon San Diego
Italian and Iranian films to be screened in Abu Dhabi Gulf News
Egypt blocks leading opposition website Middle East Online
China Architectural Engineering Announces First Contract in Insurance Newsnet
Heavy clashes reported in Lebanon's north; explosions rock c Star Tribune
Lebanese army deploys in mountains outside Beirut Examiner
Dozens more are killed in fighting around Beirut International Herald Tribune
UAE holds 7 most expensive car plates Gulf News
Clashes in north and eastern Lebanon, outside Beirut Khaleej Times
Clashes in northern and eastern Lebanon, outside Beirut The State
Largest Islamic reinsurance company set up in Dubai China Daily
LEBANON: Opposition continues military takeover, enforces si IRINnews

Actor Jon Voight

Award-winning US actor Jon Voight visits Israeli victims of Palestinian attacks

Egypt´s President Hosni Mubarak and King Abdullah II of Jordan Saturday agreed that it´s high time for reviving the Middle East peace process through WN/Bero Amer

Egypt president Hosni Mubarak, is 80.

muslims festival in kashmir india

Hollywood portrays Arabs in ever darker shades

What and what not to wear... by Liz Hurley, Jordan and Trinn The Daily Mail
Lebanon on the brink of bloody showdown The Times
In video: Jaffa Stories BBC News
Looking through anti-Arab movie clichés Middle East Online
Britain's Prince Harry receives Afghan medal The Wichita Eagle
Prince Harry receives medal for Afghan service; medal given Star Tribune
Bollywood plans film on murdered UK girl Khaleej Times
A first for Saudis: Mozart performed publicly and women come Examiner
Egyptian student wants videos thrown out as evidence The Charlotte Observer
Afghan soap opera dispute deepens BBC News
Mia Farrow enters Hong Kong to protest China-Sudan ties Penn Live
Indian wife sues husband over secret sex video Khaleej Times
Critic accuses Hollywood of vilifying Arabs Canada Dot Com
Actress Farrow enters Hong Kong to protest China-Sudan ties The Tribune San Luis Obispo
A man accused of stalking Uma Thurman told the movie star's Skynews
Plan to reopen Mount Lebanon's Denis Theater unveiled The Business Review
In David Greig's dynamic play, a Scottish hero is adrift in Canada Dot Com
YEMEN: Struggling to pay rent in Al-Mehwar slum (video) IRINnews
Alicia Keys: From near-breakdown to breakthrough with 'Yes I Fresno Bee
The camera never lies: Jordan undergoes 'Botox' procedure... The Daily Mail

India on Bahrain telecom operator's radar The Times Of India
Marriott plans to quadruple Saudi hotels The Business Review
Syria's top cellphone firm posts 29 pc profit rise The Times Of India
Thunderbird School partners with Zayed University in United The Business Review
India-based company to supply Hawker parts throughout Middle The Business Review
Etisalat adds zip to virtual reality Khaleej Times

Dems Face Blunt Questions on Iraq, Draft

Dems Face Blunt Questions on Iraq, Draft

Reporters Without Borders Urges Iran to Halt Crackdown on Wo Voa News
Internet is not a threat to any media says head of BBC Arabi Gulf News
Watani.tv portal brings UAE heritage Online Khaleej Times
Radio Free Europe says it's under cyber attack Examiner
Iron Man UK Review IGN Insider
Democrats asked, in online form, about gay marriage, Iraq wa Washington Examiner
Voters, in online form, challenge Democrats with questions o Sydney Morning Herald

Indonesian students shout slogans during a protest against planned fuel prices

Protests spread in Indonesia against fuel price increases

Palestinian children attend classes at a United Nations school in the Shati refugee camp

ISRAEL: Dozens of refugee children outside school system

Locusts /aaeh

Afghanistan hit by plague of locusts

Teens Trapped In Collapsed Chinese School CBS News
College prof no walkover for Franken in Minn. Senate run Examiner
Canadian soldiers defuse bomb near Kandahar-area school Canada Dot Com
Ronald P. Jordan: Celebrating URI pharmacy college The Providence Journal
Oregon students cheer Obama call to leave Iraq The Examiner
France plans for possible Lebanon evacuation The News & Observer
Cease-fire in Pakistan's Swat Valley The News & Observer
Mohammad Bin Rashid sets up higher committee for environment Gulf News
Rebuilding bridges The Guardian
Earthquake jerks Iran Independent online (SA)
Dubai to build 200 schools in storm-ravaged Myanmar Middle East Online
Two dozen Egyptian human rights groups urge Mubarak to aboli International Herald Tribune
Fiction meets reality in Egypt Khaleej Times
Report: al-Qaida linked Kuwaiti militant tells daily that Ir International Herald Tribune
Donors pledge $4.8 billion in aid for Sudan International Herald Tribune
World Bank official: Donors pledge US$4.8B in aid to Sudan a International Herald Tribune
Shaikh Mohammad orders setting up of 200 schools in Myanmar Gulf News
Effervescent Israel reaches 60 The Australian
Report Says Basic Medical Care Could Save Lives of 6 Million Voa News
Iraq urges Iran and U.S. to talk International Herald Tribune

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