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Thais find possible bomb link in Thailand, India attacks
February 15, 2012
Thais find possible bomb link in Thailand, India attacks
BANGKOK — Thai investigators believe they have found a link between this week's bomb blasts in Bangkok and New Delhi,…
Bahrain set for fresh protests on revolt anniversary
February 14, 2012
Bahrain set for fresh protests on revolt anniversary
MANAMA — Bahraini protesters dissatisfied with the government's reform moves prepared for a fresh attempt to retake a landmark roundabout…
Wax museum offers window to Iraq’s past
February 14, 2012
Wax museum offers window to Iraq’s past
Baghdad's version of a wax museum features figures that depict Iraq's past rather than replicas of celebrities like Michael Jackson,…
Hunger striking Palestinian prisoner’s wife asks Egypt to intervene
February 14, 2012
Hunger striking Palestinian prisoner’s wife asks Egypt to intervene
Randa Adnan, wife of 34-year-old Khader Adnan, a Palestinian prisoner in who has been on a hunger strike for 59…
A sacrificed generation?
February 14, 2012
A sacrificed generation?
ATHENS — In the shadow of the crisis that plunged Greece into a critical economic situation, young Athenians are concerned…
Iranians’ internet access temporarily blocked, say experts
February 14, 2012
Iranians’ internet access temporarily blocked, say experts
Most computer users in Iran were blocked from accessing email, social networking and other services in recent days, US-based internet…
Valentine’s Day finds a niche in Islamic Iran
February 14, 2012
Valentine’s Day finds a niche in Islamic Iran
Iran may reject Western influences, but Valentine's Day has become a growing phenomenon thanks to the romantically minded youth of…
Analysts: Arabs set to fail with latest Syria plan
February 13, 2012
Analysts: Arabs set to fail with latest Syria plan
An initiative calling for a joint UN-Arab League peacekeeping mission to Syria is likely to fail but raises the stakes…
UN official sees ‘crimes against humanity’ in Syria
February 13, 2012
UN official sees ‘crimes against humanity’ in Syria
The top UN human rights official said Monday that crimes against humanity have likely been committed in the bloody crackdown…
Kuwait severely tightens restrictions on smoking, including shisha
February 13, 2012
Kuwait severely tightens restrictions on smoking, including shisha
Kuwait is the first Arab country to ban all forms of smoking in non-secluded public places, including cafes, restaurants, airports,…