Al Arabiya News
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The U.S. has expressed its concern to Russia about the sale of any advanced missile systems to Syria, which would be “destabilizing” for Israel’s security, Secretary of State John Kerry said.
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Syria’s opposition is spurning efforts by the U.S. and Russia to convene talks between Bashar al- Assad’s regime and his opponents in an effort to end two years of warfare and empower a transitional government.
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Syria’s opposition is spurning efforts by the U.S. and Russia to convene talks between Bashar al- Assad’s regime and his opponents in an effort to end two years of warfare and empower a transitional government.
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Half a million people may lose their jobs as a result of Libya’s so-called Isolation Law, which will “destroy governing structures,” according to the leader of the country’s biggest political party.
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A car bomb in central Damascus killed at least 13 people, Syria’s state television reported, a day after Prime Minister Wael al-Halaqi survived a bomb attack in the capital.
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Egypt, which needs to reduce government expenditure, plans to introduce ration cards for subsidized fuel in its next fiscal year, Oil Minister Osama Kamal said in an interview with Al Arabiya Television.
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Egypt’s foreign currency reserves fell in March to $13.4 billion as the country pushed ahead with talks for an International Monetary Fund loan.
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Syrian forces pushed rebels, including an al-Qaeda linked group, from a village next to the Aleppo international airport and a military airbase, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
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Lebanon’s Prime Minister Najib Mikati, a Hezbollah-backed billionaire, dissolved his two-year- old administration as spillover from Syria’s civil war threatens to further destabilize the Middle Eastern nation.
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Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak will hand over authority to Vice-President Omar Suleiman and announce five constitutional amendments, according to Dubai- based Al Arabiya TV.
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