Asia Times Power lines take shape in Iraq By Sami Moubayed | DAMASCUS - It is now certain that the final results from Iraq's March 7 parliamentary elections will not be out before the end of March. What we do know for sure is that voter turno... (photo: AP / Ali Yussef, Pool)
The Guardian Miliband's grand Middle East delusion | There is a common ritual that I, like most Britons, have regularly encountered when riding a taxi in Damascus, Amman or Cairo over the past seven years. Talkative and curious, most cabbies will imme... (photo: AP / Matt Dunham)
Wtop How much damage can deer do? , wtop.com | DAMASCUS, Md. - So you're sitting in your home on a quiet Sunday afternoon, when all of a sudden a thunderous roar erupts. You get up to find that two deer have smashed through your front... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick) AnimalsDamascusHomePhotosUS
Daily Star Lebanon Back to bloody square-one in Darfur | By Julie Flint | Commentary by | Tuesday, March 16, 2010 | - Powered by | In 2002, when Darfur was as familiar to most people as Outer Mongolia, Sudanese regular forces... (photo: AP / Alfred de Montesquiou) DarfurGenocidePhotosSecuritySudan
Gulf News Police step up drive against teen crime | Dubai: In its efforts to combat the problem of teenagers carrying sharp objects, Dubai Police have recruited informants in residential areas to report on such matters. ... (photo: Creative Commons / Reubentg) CrimeDubaiPhotosPoliceTeen
Gulf News Date Palm award gives Dh2.3m in cash | Abu Dhabi: Prizes worth Dh2.3 million were presented to winners of the Khalifa International Date Palm Award (KIDPA) at the fourth International Date Palm Conference he... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag) Abu DhabiConferencePalmPhotosUAE
Gulf News Bargain hunters have a field day | Dubai: A completely new concept in this country only a few years back, the flea market concept has quietly been gaining ground. | Now, as the concept gains popularity, ... (photo: GFDL / Ian and Wendy Sewell) BusinessDubaiEconomyMarketPhotos
![Dubai Police in a BMW Sedan. Judicial rulings in Dubai with regard to foreign nationals were brought to light by the alleged attempts to cover up information on the rape of Alexandre Robert, a 15-year-old French-Swiss national, by three localsone of whom was HIV positive[49]and by the recent mass imprisonment of migrant laborersmost of whom were from Indiaon account of their protests against poor wages and living conditions.](http://cdn2.wn.com/vp/i/bf/87d57db87c41da.jpg)
