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Sheikh Met Stars Like Shah Rukh, Salman, But Failed To Pay Up: Report
A Bahraini sheikh's "unbridled desire and fancy" to meet the biggest Bollywood film stars has led to a London lawsuit that alleges he owes millions to an Egyptian businessman who arranged the private sessions.
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Little-Known Qatari Sheikh Embraced By Saudi Arabia In Surprise Move
A little-known Qatari sheikh has been thrust into the limelight as a Saudi Arabia-led bloc tries to wring concessions from his nation to end the political feud dividing the Persian Gulf.
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David Nakhid Misses Out as FIFA Confirms Seven Presidential Candidates
The seven candidates were Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein of Jordan, Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa of Bahrein, Frenchmen Jerome Champagne and Michel Platini, Swiss Gianni Infantino, Liberian Musa Bility and South Africa's Tokyo Sexwale.
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Bahrain Hands Shiite Opposition Ex-MP Jail Term for Tweet
A member of Bahrain's main Shiite opposition group was sentenced on Tuesday to six months in jail for a tweet over election bribes, his Al-Wefaq movement which boycotted the November polls said.
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Sheikh Met Stars Like Shah Rukh, Salman, But Failed To Pay Up: Report
A Bahraini sheikh's "unbridled desire and fancy" to meet the biggest Bollywood film stars has led to a London lawsuit that alleges he owes millions to an Egyptian businessman who arranged the private sessions.
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Little-Known Qatari Sheikh Embraced By Saudi Arabia In Surprise Move
A little-known Qatari sheikh has been thrust into the limelight as a Saudi Arabia-led bloc tries to wring concessions from his nation to end the political feud dividing the Persian Gulf.
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David Nakhid Misses Out as FIFA Confirms Seven Presidential Candidates
The seven candidates were Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein of Jordan, Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa of Bahrein, Frenchmen Jerome Champagne and Michel Platini, Swiss Gianni Infantino, Liberian Musa Bility and South Africa's Tokyo Sexwale.
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Bahrain Hands Shiite Opposition Ex-MP Jail Term for Tweet
A member of Bahrain's main Shiite opposition group was sentenced on Tuesday to six months in jail for a tweet over election bribes, his Al-Wefaq movement which boycotted the November polls said.
