Arabic
Feb 3 2011, Sindhu Kamaraju

‘I travel not to go anywhere, but to go. I travel for travel’s sake. The great affair is to move’ - Robert Louis Stevenson. Little did he know that this line would gain phenomenal importance over the years and metamorphose into a lifestyle...

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Faheem, Abbottabad
The US Critical Languages Program has begun offering Persian and Arabic courses due to the increasing popularity of the two languages in the country. The US government...
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Arye, Jerusalem
The Israeli authorities are introducing a new scheme to make Arabic-language classes compulsory in state schools. The programme, which will start in 170 schools in...
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Sanwali, Shimla
Somalia\’s hardline Islamists have banned English and science studies in schools in the southern Afmadow town after the education centres there ignored the...
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Marco Villa, Connecticut
Since the U.S. military created the Internet, it is only fair that the U.S. government controls it. Control in the sense that the Internet Corporation for Assigned...
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Marco Villa, Connecticut
New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport is a hub for flights nearly all over the world. It is safe to say that at any given moment you’ll find...
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Thibault, Paris
The French government is strongly advocating the teaching of Arabic language and civilization in French schools. Not surprising, considering the number of Arabs and...
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Marco Villa, Connecticut
A while back I decided I would being a roughly weekly feature in which I would highlight the true Middle East divorced from the Western media cliches of war,...
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The Giza Pyramids are seen on Saturday, Nov. 22, 2008, outside Cairo, Egypt. Tourism is a large contributor to the Egyptian economy, and as a result many Egyptians speak English.