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Iraqi men shout slogans during a protest in Baghdad against the stand in the upcoming elections of some candidates with links to the outlawed Baath party. (AFP)
Iraq MPs to Meet over 'Saddam' Candidates Row
BAGHDAD (AFP) – Iraqi MPs were gathering on Monday to debate a contentious decision to allow hundreds of candidates linked to executed dictator Saddam Hussein's Baath party to compete in next month's elections. Parliament was set to reconvene at 1:00 pm (1000 GMT) parliament speaker Iyad al-Samarrai said, after an emergency session was called ... more
Opinion
King Abdullah: The Most Popular Leader : Tariq Alhomayed
The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz topped a poll ... more
Dubai: From Suzanne Tamim to Mahmoud al Mabhouh : Muhammad Diyab
The progress of Dubai cannot be measured in terms of its skyscrapers, its superior ... more
The Arab Community … The International Community : Dr. Bouthaina Shaaban
Every time an Arab country faces a crisis of any kind, Western powers take immediate ... more
Hakimullah Mehsud: Dead or Alive? : Diana Mukkaled
For the third time in a matter of months, contradictory statements have been issued ... more
News
Condemnation of Israel's Policies against the Palestinians Remains Unchanged- Prince Turki
Egypt Arrests 3 Top Muslim Brotherhood Leaders
Iran Plans Major Nuclear Fuel Expansion
Style & Culture
Bleak Outlook for Iraq's Lonely Hearts
Camel Burger Newest "Healthy" Option on Dubai Menu
Sports in the Ancient Egyptian Era
Business
Dubai Pumped 6.2 Billion Dollars into Debt-Ridden Giant
Kuwait to Post 24 Billion-Dollar Budget Surplus: Forecast
Saudi Consumers Demand Gov't Action on Toyota
Media
Egypt Editor Challenges Union over Israel 'Warning'
Tunisian court rejects jailed journalist's appeal
A Talk with Libya's Al-Ghad Publishing House Director Suleiman Dughah
King Abdullah Most Popular Leader in Islamic World
Q & A with Bahraini FM Sheikh Khalid Al Khalifa
Iraq and the Handicap of War
The Battle for Libya's Future
Sheikh Tariq al-Fadli: I'm Not an Al-Qaeda Member