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- Oil capture spotlights Somali pirates' reach
(The Christian Science Monitor)
The Christian Science Monitor - The capture of the Sirius Star, which can carry more than one-fourth of Saudi Arabia's daily oil output, helped send prices above $58 a barrel. And the fact that it was nabbed 450 miles off Kenya's coast is a sign of growing sophistication and reach by the pirates, who have tended to stay closer to the Gulf of Aden, a pinch point for sea traffic routed through the Suez Canal.
- UN reports on fighting in Darfur
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon calls on Sudan's government and Darfur rebels to refrain from attacking each other after reports of fighting.
- GHC fast tracks development of its maiden project in Morocco
Lays foundation stone for Euro 1 billion mixed-use 'Villa Royale', a mere two months after announcing participation in this mega project Located in the prestigious Gulf Finance House (GFH) promoted Royal Resort Cap Malabata, this mega project expected to
- "The Tunisian regime has militarised new technology"
APN: Tunisia is said to be a relatively developed country in terms of new communications technologies. Is there a real blogging community in the country? Tahar Labidi: Tunisia is not unlike other Arab countries. All media is controlled by the government.
- Decoding Egypt: Painful Juxtapositions
CAIRO: To many Egyptians, juxtaposing the drawbacks of their nation with the advances of other nations is very tempting. I join the trend using three recent examples. The first incident took place in the Islamic Republic of Iran whose parliament
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