Saudi's defence ministry has signed a $3 billion deal with Britain to buy trainer jets for the kingdom's air force, SPA state news agency reported on Wednesday.
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Irán busca concesiones en conversaciones nucleares de Bagdad
Un asesor iraní afirmó el miércoles que el acuerdo tentativo de Teherán para permitir a los inspectores de las Naciones Unidas a los sitios de pruebas atómicas es una demostración de buena fe que debe ser reciprocada en las negociaciones en la cita con las potencias mundiales en Bagdad.
Pro-Hamas students holed up on West Bank campus
At 26, Saed Qasrawi is among the oldest students at Bir Zeit University in the West Bank.
High Court: Arabs deserve tax breaks
State discriminates against northern Arab communities by not granting them tax breaks, judges rule
Egypt’s presidential race is haunted by the past
Egypt's presidential campaign has been full of startling moments. At one point, ousted President Hosni Mubarak's last prime minister rode into a rally on a white horse like a knight, promising to restore Mubarak-era stability and ensure secular rule.
Doubts on Iran-IAEA ‘deal’ ahead of Baghdad talks
A mooted deal between the IAEA and Iran got a cool reception Tuesday on the eve of talks with world powers aimed at defusing the dangerously escalating crisis over Tehran's nuclear programme.
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Posted Bomb kills 5 in Syrian capital.
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Shared Bomb kills 5 in Syrian capital.
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Undecided make Egypt election hard to call: pollsters
The large number of Egyptian voters undecided between candidates touting radically different futures for the country, and the novelty of a free presidential vote make this week's election almost impossible to call, pollsters say.