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In Egypt, Syria Refugees Ready to Risk All for Europe
Their arrest by Egypt's coastguard and 12 days in detention under the searing heat have not sapped the determination of young Syrian Suad and her brother: They will get to Europe, whatever the risk.
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Saudi Arabia Frees Activist Friend of Blogger Raef Badawi
A woman who co-founded the Saudi Liberal Network Internet discussion group with blogging activist Raef Badawi has been freed after about three months in prison, her daughter said today.
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For the Third Week, Saudi Postpones Flogging of Blogger
Saudi Arabia postponed, today, for a third week in a row the flogging of a blogger sentenced to 1,000 lashes for insulting Islam, his wife said.
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Winter Storms Bring Fresh Misery to Gaza War Homeless
As the wind whistles through gaping holes in her ruined house, 62-year-old Suad al-Zaza and her daughter huddle together for warmth on a bed made of a wooden door laid on breeze blocks.
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Libya PM quits, says was victim of 'traitorous' attack
Libya's prime minister Abdullah al-Thani stepped down on Sunday, saying he and his family had been the victims of a "traitorous" armed attack the previous day.
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Series of bomb blasts in Iraq kills 49
Ten cars rigged with explosives blew up in predominantly Shi'ite Muslim areas in and around Baghdad today, and a suicide bomber attacked soldiers queuing up for their pay in northern Iraq, killing 49 people in total, police said.
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7 years jail, 600 lashes for Saudi rights activist for alleged insults to Islam
A Saudi court sentenced on Monday a rights activist to seven years in jail and 600 lashes for setting up a "liberal" network and alleged insults to Islam, activists said.
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Iraqi farmer marries two women in one night
Abdul Rahman Nayef al-Obeidi, a 22-year-old Iraqi farmer, fell in love with two women, but instead of choosing between them, he married both in one night in a small village in central Iraq.
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In Egypt, Syria Refugees Ready to Risk All for Europe
Their arrest by Egypt's coastguard and 12 days in detention under the searing heat have not sapped the determination of young Syrian Suad and her brother: They will get to Europe, whatever the risk.
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Saudi Arabia Frees Activist Friend of Blogger Raef Badawi
A woman who co-founded the Saudi Liberal Network Internet discussion group with blogging activist Raef Badawi has been freed after about three months in prison, her daughter said today.
-
For the Third Week, Saudi Postpones Flogging of Blogger
Saudi Arabia postponed, today, for a third week in a row the flogging of a blogger sentenced to 1,000 lashes for insulting Islam, his wife said.
-
Winter Storms Bring Fresh Misery to Gaza War Homeless
As the wind whistles through gaping holes in her ruined house, 62-year-old Suad al-Zaza and her daughter huddle together for warmth on a bed made of a wooden door laid on breeze blocks.
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Libya PM quits, says was victim of 'traitorous' attack
Libya's prime minister Abdullah al-Thani stepped down on Sunday, saying he and his family had been the victims of a "traitorous" armed attack the previous day.
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Series of bomb blasts in Iraq kills 49
Ten cars rigged with explosives blew up in predominantly Shi'ite Muslim areas in and around Baghdad today, and a suicide bomber attacked soldiers queuing up for their pay in northern Iraq, killing 49 people in total, police said.
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7 years jail, 600 lashes for Saudi rights activist for alleged insults to Islam
A Saudi court sentenced on Monday a rights activist to seven years in jail and 600 lashes for setting up a "liberal" network and alleged insults to Islam, activists said.
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Iraqi farmer marries two women in one night
Abdul Rahman Nayef al-Obeidi, a 22-year-old Iraqi farmer, fell in love with two women, but instead of choosing between them, he married both in one night in a small village in central Iraq.
