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An Egyptian policeman walks under the flags of the country’s that will attend the World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting in the Egyptian city of Sharm el-Sheikh, May 17 2008 (AFP)
Saudi oil output boost doesn't solve problem-Bush
SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt, (Reuters) - U.S. President George W. Bush said on Saturday he was pleased with a boost in Saudi oil output but it did not solve problems in the U.S. Bush said he made clear to Saudi leaders that high oil prices hurt the economies of some of Saudi Arabia's biggest oil customers. Asked about his meetings with Saudi ... more
Opinion
Hezbollah's Defeat : Tariq Alhomayed
If the events in Lebanon today are perceived in accordance with who won and ... more
China's Other 'Forgotten People' : Amir Taheri
Last week, the Olympics flame finally reached its destination: China, which is ... more
Politics versus Ethics : Dr. Bouthaina Shaaban
When the world was surprised by showing pictures at the American Congress of ... more
The Great Sedition : Mshari Al-Zaydi
It seems that Hussein Shariatmadari was right when he said, "If anything happens, ... more
News
Sadrist leader cannot confirm or deny Al Sadr held in Qom
Lebanese leaders tackle core issues at Qatar talks
Kuwaitis vote for new parliament to break political deadlock
Style & Culture
Arab World Rarities at Sotheby's
The Palestinian Mobile Cinema
Turkish Drama Series Gain Popularity in Arab World
Business
WTO tells U.S. to Cut Trade Barriers, Improve Exports
Oil Rallies to New High Near $128
Islamic Finance Urged to Align Standards to Sustain Growth
Media
Chaos in Beirut
Egypt Blocks Opposition Website
Dow Jones Begins Publishing US Version of WSJ in London
Sadr City: The Calm after the Ceasefire
Chaos in Beirut
The Saudi Capital Market Authority
Darfur's Rebel Justice and Equality Movement
Arab World Rarities at Sotheby's