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Jordanian anger over video of Iraqis beating lawyers, Baghdad expresses 'regret'
The Iraqi government on Tuesday expressed regret over a recent incident that took place in the Royal Cultural Centre, during an event for the Iraqi Embassy in Amman, where a group of Jordanian lawyers where attacked by embassy staff.
Ahli United Bank introduces new features to improve merchant...
Ahli United Bank is rapidly expanding Point of Sale Acquiring in Bahrain with state of the art systems and terminals and innovative features to meet the growing needs and expectations of retail chains, hospitality, travel, telecom, utility services, commercial establishments and other sectors.
Kanoo Shipping participates at Saudi International Marine Services Show 2013
Kanoo Shipping, one of the largest offshore & marine services providers in the Middle East, Operating throughout Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, UAE, Oman, Qatar, Yemen, Iraq and Sudan.
Madeleine Albright's famous serpent pin, others in Cedar Rapids
Throughout her diplomatic career and in the years since then, Madeleine Albright's brooches have been more than just a fashion statement.
Paul: Military Should Guard Libyan Embassies
Senator Rand Paul said that the diplomatic facilities in Libya should be under the guard of military command rather than relying on local militia for security, and compared the "war-torn country" to Iraq.
Iraq in ruins: Post-war life overshadowed by crumbling infrastructure, corruption, poverty
Despite Iraq being rich in natural resources and the US pouring money into its economy for over a decade, Iraqi infrastructure is constantly failing and the people are forced to beg, as RT's Lucy Kafanov reported from the war-torn country.
Iraq energy blues with the United States
Up until two days before Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan's departure for the U.S. to meet with President Barack Obama on May 16, it was not 100 percent clear whether Turkish Energy Minister Taner Y ld z would be in the official delegation for the visit.
Sunni Muslim states must send troops to Syria
As President Barack Obama struggles to define America's position in Syria, events threaten to overtake his deliberations.
The former veep knows all about misleading the public.
Dick Cheney has never been short on chutzpah. Jumping aboard the GOP scandal-mongering machine, the former vice president appeared on Fox News and declared to Sean Hannity that President Barack Obama and his aides "lied" about the attack in Benghazi last September that left four Americans dead.
There can be few things as sickening as being torn from sleep by the banshee howl of a foreign infant.
Fake bomb detectors 'still in use'
Peers have been told fake bomb detectors which were at the centre of a fraud case involving a Somerset man are still being used in Iraq.
Turkey: oil search deal reached in northern Iraq
David Cookson, Bruning's chief of staff, downplayed the settlement, saying such fines happen all the time.
Re-visiting Kashmir issue and why there's no going back
The Kashmir issue still exists today due to the creation of Pakistan as a result of the partition of the country in 1947.
13th Airport Show closes on successful note
The 13th Airport Show, which concluded on Wednesday after a three-day run, has been a resounding success with both the exhibitors and visitors benefitting from the amazing portfolio of innovative technologies and products showcased at the B2B event and from the expertise shared by aviation industry experts and thought-leaders at the inaugural ... (more)
Iraq to rebuild rail system as reconstruction gathers pace
In a shabby, rusty train that had just left Baghdad for the southern city of Basra, Riyadh Saleh moved restlessly from carriage to carriage, searching for a comfortable, air-conditioned seat.
Iraq oil minister visits to boost energy ties
Iraqi exports of oil to Korea are on track at 200,000 barrels per day under term contracts, but Korea should reopen direct flights and lift its travel ban to further strengthen ties, the Middle East country's oil minister said during his visit here last week.
Tim Landwerlen: Why I'm cycling across the country
Tim Landwerlen is no stranger to a challenge. He joined the Marines right after graduating from Ben Davis High School 13 years ago.
Qatar Airways to showcase success at ATM
DOHA/DUBAI: Qatar Airways, one of the leading carriers in the Mena region, is expected to make important announcements, about the most awaited opening of Hamad International Airport and the airlines' expansion plans, at the upcoming Arabian Travel Market in Dubai, a press statement said yesterday.
Exclusive: Syrian aid in crisis as Gulf states renege on promises
James Cusick is political correspondent of The Independent and The Independent on Sunday.