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An image grab from video footage allegedly shows Syrians running for cover as a roadside bomb explodes in front of a UN observers convoy in Khan Sheikhun between the cities of Hama and Idlib. (AFP)
Syria attack kills 21; rebels say protect U.N. monitors
BEIRUT (Reuters) - At least 21 people were killed on Tuesday in an attack in northern Syria, activists said, and members of a team of U.N. monitors caught in the incident said they were in rebel hands "for their own protection." When Reuters asked one of the four monitors by phone if they were being held prisoner, he said: "We are safe ... more
Opinion
Silence strike! : Tariq Alhomayed
We are witnessing a general state where concepts, terminology and even peaceful ... more
Democracy and the Arab Spring : Abdullah Al-Otaibi
A number of Egyptian media outlets held the first ever live debate in the Arab ... more
Ahmadinejad: A perception disorder : Emad El Din Adeeb
I feel very bad about Iranian President Ahmadinejad, and I am quite certain ... more
Why has Al Qaeda emerged in Syria now? : Ali Ibrahim
Many doubt the credibility of a statement issued by an organization appearing to ... more
News
Egypt Brotherhood takes harder line in campaign
Iran's tough nuclear stance masks struggles at top
Arafat's former aide faces embezzlement charges
Style & Culture
Baron Cohen's Dictator storms Cannes, camel in tow
"Where Do We Go Now?" can't figure out if it's satire
Ramallah’s Ashtar Theater perform Richard II in London
Business
Dubai Islamic eyes benchmark Islamic bond - leads
Apple readies iPhone with bigger screen-sources
Abu Dhabi fund ups share in Dubai builder Arabtec
Media
Iran wins release of Turkish journalists in Syria
Sky News Arabia goes on air
Asharq Al-Awsat talks to Mr. Magazine™
Hezbollah fighters in Syria, carrying out raids
Islamists seeking pardon for terror convicts
A talk with JEM leader Jibril Ibrahim
GCC agrees further Gulf Union discussions
Can Commercial Diplomacy Help the UK’s Recession?