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Two words can describe the Arab world’s reading of the new President Barack Obama: cautious optimism.
The Arab world is relieved to see the dogmatic, belligerent George Bush leave. A man who is responsible for the death of hundreds of thousands...
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The picture of five elderly Kenyans standing outside the British Prime Minister’s office and their stated mission this week marks an important milestone in the...
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Colonel Muammar Gaddafi flies into Rome today on his first visit to Italy, celebrating the end of decades of animosity between his country and its former colonial...
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As Bolivia prepares to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the start of its independence struggle from Spain, the BBC’s Candace Piette finds that colonialist...
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The problems faced by the modern Arab World are largely due to its modernisation. And therein lies a cruel irony.
Most Arab societies did not initiate their own...
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During the launch of Cavendish University Uganda, former Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda asked African nations to support Barrack Obama become the US president. Kaunda...
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This article offers a critical perspective on the making of the Kenya post-colony using the example of ‘The Kenya of the North’, a region that has been relegated to...
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For many, antique is glamorous. So, if you belong to this club, and are in a frenzy to do your interiors in the oriental fashion then this colonial style Crosley...
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There is something unreal and eerie when full-blooded worldly men sit at conference tables to discuss such unworldly issues like the reincarnation of future lamas, the...
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Robert Spencer is a well known Islamic scholar. And that, he might be thinking, gives him the right to write anything about his subject. His recent article at The...
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Territorial disputes have been an important factor influencing and embittering international relationships. It’s why Indians and Pakistanis continue to split...
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I just came across this piece of news that struck to me a s pretty awkward. Beauty Therapist, Mrs. Agnes Konadu Oduro, hailing from Ghana is head over heels to...
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Those of you guys know why British chefs battled against each other to present the best traditional British food for Queen Elizabeth’s birthday, must have...
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The problems faced by the modern Arab World are largely due to its modernisation. And therein lies a cruel irony.
Most Arab societies did not initiate their own...
made popular Nov 24 2008
I’m not so sure how people will take to the remark of ‘Arab World’ but since the team that built this solar car wishes to be known by that title, we are none to...
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The Arab millionaire is charming but determined. He has made a bet to persuade four young Christian women from four different Western countries to become his wives...
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The Arabic world is so caught up in the web of its aged old traditions and conservative culture that they are not realizing that they may be overpowering the growth of...
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In the patriarchal society of the Arab world, even today despite it being the 21st century women still is suffering from discrimination and religious restrictions....
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