Arabian Sea News
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The U.S. praised the government of Yemen for having intercepted a vessel attempting to smuggle a cache of Iranian-supplied weapons, explosives and other munitions to armed insurgents in the country.
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You are one of the world’s leading chefs and you want to create that special dish using luxury ingredients for your new restaurant in the Middle East.
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Tropical cyclone Phet in the Arabian Sea is losing intensity and will cross Oman coast later today, the India Meteorological Department said on its website.
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Oil & Natural Gas Corp., India’s biggest energy explorer, plans to produce natural gas from discoveries off the country’s west coast in four years in a move that may boost its output of the fuel by 13 percent.
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Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, killed in a shootout with U.S. forces in Pakistan, was buried today in the North Arabian Sea in a process that followed Islamic traditions, U.S. officials said.
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The death threat came in a seven-line handwritten note that included a menacing insert: a spent bullet casing taped to the bottom of the page.
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Somali pirates hijacked a South Korean freighter with 21 crew members in the Arabian Sea yesterday, South Korea’s Foreign Ministry said.
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Armed forces of the United Arab Emirates rescued a cargo vessel yesterday from pirates, the state news agency reported.
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A tropical depression in the Arabian Sea may intensify into a cyclone and head toward India’s west coast, where the world’s largest oil refining complex owned by Reliance Industries Ltd. and ports are located.
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Thousands of rent-controlled tenants in Mumbai paying $20 a month, and often less, are being turned into millionaires by developers tearing down crumbling colonial mansions to build luxury towers for the rich.
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