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Gulf Cup: One Dead, Dozens Hurt In Stampede Before Final Clash
Thousands of fans, many without tickets, had earlier gathered outside the 65,000-seat stadium in Iraq's main southern city of Basra since dawn in the hope of watching the Iraq-Oman duel
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Qatar May Struggle To Deliver The New-Look Taliban It Hyped
As the Taliban closed in on Kabul and tens of thousands of people overwhelmed its airport, it was the small Gulf state of Qatar that first opened its doors to evacuees, fast establishing itself as the West's main line of communication.
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Australia Welcomes Qatar Action On Invasive Airport Searches Of Women
Australia's foreign minister has welcomed Qatar's steps to prosecute those responsible for subjecting female travellers to gynaecological searches at the Gulf state's main airport last month.
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Climate Change, Overfishing Influence Mercury Accumulation In Fish: IIT Hyderabad, Oxford Study
This seminal work has been published in the August 2019 issue of the prestigious international peer-review journal Nature.
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Iran To Move Main Oil Export Terminal From Gulf
Iran is to move its main oil export terminal from the Gulf to the Oman Sea, President Hassan Rouhani announced on Tuesday, sparing its tankers from using the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
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Al Jazeera Says Its Arabic Channel Twitter Account Temporarily Suspended
Al Jazeera released a statement communicating that the Twitter account for its main Arabic language channel had been suspended and was working to get back.
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Cold-Water Shrimp Industry Poised for Shutdown to Continue
Maine shrimpers are all but resigned to another year of being unable to pursue their quarry in the Gulf of Maine, with a regulatory board set to decide this week whether to allow a season this winter.
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US Scientists Turn To Undersea Drones To Predict Hurricanes
As Hermine worked its way up the East Coast, scientists deployed several underwater drones they say will help them better understand what sustains and strengthens hurricanes and tropical storms - and ultimately better protect life and property.
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China Outlook Main Cause of Volatility in Global Oil Markets: Survey
Outlook for China's economic growth, which is experiencing its worst performance in decades, is the trigger of greatest uncertainty in the global energy markets, according to a survey conducted with 200 industry professionals in the Gulf region.
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Gulf States Get More Assertive as Iran Closes in on Nuclear Deal
Gulf Arab states have long feared a sanctions-free Iran and as a nuclear agreement edges closer they have become more aggressive in preparing for a resurgence of their main regional foe.
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Gunfights and Roadblocks Rock Mexican City on US Border
Gunfights broke out and vehicles were set ablaze on Friday in one of Mexico's biggest cities along the US border, after security forces arrested a leader of one of the main drug gangs in the area.
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Gulf of Maine: 'Poster Child' for Global Warming
The Gulf of Maine's warming reflects broader trends around the North Atlantic. But the statistic - accepted by scientists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration - underscores particular fears about the Gulf's unique ecosystem and the lucrative fishing industries it supports for three U.S. states and two Canadian provinces.
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Oil spill off Mumbai coast; ONGC fixes leak in pipeline
An oil spill has been reported off the Mumbai coast after a rupture in Oil and Natural Gas Corporation's (ONGC) main trunk pipeline yesterday.
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Bahrain crisis talks to begin amid mistrust
After nearly two years of nonstop unrest, opposing factions in Bahrain are set to open talks to ease an Arab Spring conflict that has run longer than Syria's rebellion and is playing out on the doorstep of the U.S. military's main naval base in the Persian Gulf.
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Gulf Cup: One Dead, Dozens Hurt In Stampede Before Final Clash
Thousands of fans, many without tickets, had earlier gathered outside the 65,000-seat stadium in Iraq's main southern city of Basra since dawn in the hope of watching the Iraq-Oman duel
-
Qatar May Struggle To Deliver The New-Look Taliban It Hyped
As the Taliban closed in on Kabul and tens of thousands of people overwhelmed its airport, it was the small Gulf state of Qatar that first opened its doors to evacuees, fast establishing itself as the West's main line of communication.
-
Australia Welcomes Qatar Action On Invasive Airport Searches Of Women
Australia's foreign minister has welcomed Qatar's steps to prosecute those responsible for subjecting female travellers to gynaecological searches at the Gulf state's main airport last month.
-
Climate Change, Overfishing Influence Mercury Accumulation In Fish: IIT Hyderabad, Oxford Study
This seminal work has been published in the August 2019 issue of the prestigious international peer-review journal Nature.
-
Iran To Move Main Oil Export Terminal From Gulf
Iran is to move its main oil export terminal from the Gulf to the Oman Sea, President Hassan Rouhani announced on Tuesday, sparing its tankers from using the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
-
Al Jazeera Says Its Arabic Channel Twitter Account Temporarily Suspended
Al Jazeera released a statement communicating that the Twitter account for its main Arabic language channel had been suspended and was working to get back.
-
Cold-Water Shrimp Industry Poised for Shutdown to Continue
Maine shrimpers are all but resigned to another year of being unable to pursue their quarry in the Gulf of Maine, with a regulatory board set to decide this week whether to allow a season this winter.
-
US Scientists Turn To Undersea Drones To Predict Hurricanes
As Hermine worked its way up the East Coast, scientists deployed several underwater drones they say will help them better understand what sustains and strengthens hurricanes and tropical storms - and ultimately better protect life and property.
-
China Outlook Main Cause of Volatility in Global Oil Markets: Survey
Outlook for China's economic growth, which is experiencing its worst performance in decades, is the trigger of greatest uncertainty in the global energy markets, according to a survey conducted with 200 industry professionals in the Gulf region.
-
Gulf States Get More Assertive as Iran Closes in on Nuclear Deal
Gulf Arab states have long feared a sanctions-free Iran and as a nuclear agreement edges closer they have become more aggressive in preparing for a resurgence of their main regional foe.
-
Gunfights and Roadblocks Rock Mexican City on US Border
Gunfights broke out and vehicles were set ablaze on Friday in one of Mexico's biggest cities along the US border, after security forces arrested a leader of one of the main drug gangs in the area.
-
Gulf of Maine: 'Poster Child' for Global Warming
The Gulf of Maine's warming reflects broader trends around the North Atlantic. But the statistic - accepted by scientists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration - underscores particular fears about the Gulf's unique ecosystem and the lucrative fishing industries it supports for three U.S. states and two Canadian provinces.
-
Oil spill off Mumbai coast; ONGC fixes leak in pipeline
An oil spill has been reported off the Mumbai coast after a rupture in Oil and Natural Gas Corporation's (ONGC) main trunk pipeline yesterday.
-
Bahrain crisis talks to begin amid mistrust
After nearly two years of nonstop unrest, opposing factions in Bahrain are set to open talks to ease an Arab Spring conflict that has run longer than Syria's rebellion and is playing out on the doorstep of the U.S. military's main naval base in the Persian Gulf.
