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The Independent
Wright-Phillips shows spirit money can't buy
Sun 6 Dec 2009
For any club that wants to buy a championship, Chelsea are the great template. From the moment Roman Abramovich arrived in west London on the July day on which the nation's interest was diverted by... (photo: AP / Victor R. Caivano)

Burj Al Arab tower, Dubai, United Arab Emirates November 2007

Debt Dubai Economy Photos World

The Times
Confidence will never return in Dubai
Fri 4 Dec 2009
The crisis in Dubai has gone beyond debt and become one surrounding the credibility of its leadership. Dubai World's failure to honour its obligations has shaken faith among the international... (photo: WN / Guillaume Poulet-Mathis)

electronic market zouk in deira district of Dubai, UAE, November 2007

The Independent Sun 6 Dec 2009
Even troubled Dubai can't stop the surge in shares

The surge in share prices since the spring has taken many in the City and beyond by surprise. Even the massive debt difficulties at Dubai World - which would probably have sent markets into a tailspin... (photo: WN / Guillaume Poulet-Mathis)
Dubai Economy Kuo Photos UK

Emmanuel Eboue of Asernal gestures prior to the start of a league match at the Emirates Stadium.

The Observer Sun 6 Dec 2009
Lucky England secure place in 'group of life' in football 2010 World Cup draw
Guardian pundits react after watching the World Cup draw at the Emirates Stadium Link to this video will revisit one of the most embarrassing results in their history when they open their 2010 World... (photo: Creative Commons / wonker)
England Football Group History Photos

Russia's Andrei Arshavin kicks the ball during a training session of the national team of Russia in Vienna, Austria, Tuesday, June 24, 2008.

The Independent Sun 6 Dec 2009
Little Arshavin cuts Potters down to size

The storm clouds that had begun to gather over the Emirates were blown away by an Arsenal side inspired by the brilliant Andrey Arshavin and a victory that was more... (photo: AP / Sergey Ponomarev)
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Dubai Monorail, Metro Station

Indian Express Sun 6 Dec 2009
Its a lonely ride on the worlds snazziest Metro

The worlds first unmanned train, the Dubai Metro, was launched amid much fanfare on 09.09.09. Three months later, as Dubai plunges deeper into an economic crisis, its... (photo: GFDL / Bjoertvedt)
Crisis Dubai Occupancy Photos Train

Robert B. Zoellick, U.S. Trade Representative, gestures during a press conference at the United States mission in Geneva, Switzerland, Friday, Feb 20, 2004. In August 2003 the United States and the EU - at the request of WTO members - produced a joint pr

Indian Express Sun 6 Dec 2009
Dubai crisis will not hurt India: Zoellick

World Bank Group President Robert Zoellick on Saturday said the Dubai debt crisis was manageable and it would not affect India. I personally think that the Dubai... (photo: AP/Nicholas Ratzenboeck)
Dubai India Photos Politics World

USA Today Sat 5 Dec 2009
Hamilton to play fulltime on European Tour in 2010
Posted | Comment | Recommend | | | LONDON (AP) — Former British Open champion Todd Hamilton will play fulltime on the European Tour next... (photo: WN)
British Champion London Photos Star

TARPAULIN BANNERS PLACED IN LAMP POST ALONG GREENHILLS , SAN JUAN CITY , PHILIPPINES. PHOTO TAKEN : MAY 25, 2008

Khaleej Times Sat 5 Dec 2009
Dubai Sees Drop in Traffic Mortality and Injury Rates

DUBAI ' Fatal road deaths and injury rates have registered an appreciable drop in the first nine months of this year, said a top Road Transport Authority (RTA) official.... (photo: WN / Renzelle Mae Abasolo)
Death Dubai Photos Road Traffic

The President of the World Bank, Mr. Robert B. Zoellick

Deccan Herald Sat 5 Dec 2009
Dubai debt crisis not to hit India: Zoellick

New Delhi:Dec 5, DHNS: The Dubai crisis will have no major impact on the Indian economy, the World Bank President Robert Zoellick said on Saturday.... (photo: PIB of India)
Delhi Dubai Economy India Photos

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	Oil prices perfect, inventories dropping: Saudi Zeenews
	Oil prices perfect, inventories dropping Saudi Inquirer
	U.S., Germany losing patience with Iran The Star

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	Obama's tepid speech belies his forceful Afghan policy San Fransisco Chronicle
	Defense Chief Gates: Afghan relationship will begin to change in July 2011 with drawdown Star Tribune
	Controversial 'Osprey' chopper makes debut in Afghanistan The Wichita Eagle

Adu Dhabi Headlines

	Dubai: A High Rise, Then a Steep Fall Wall Street Journal
	NATO Hails UAE's Cooperation, Role in Afghanistan Khaleej Times
	Dubai mega-tower 'last hurrah' to age of excess Newsday
	Emiratis Want More Local Touch to Celebrations Khaleej Times

Siemens to Collect Damages From Former Chiefs in Bribery Scandal

United Arab Emirates National Day, UAE Dubai

UAE hosts national day celebrations despite financial gloom

Thursday, Aug. 6 2009, where the Secretary met with the Somalia president Sheik Sharif Sheik Ahmed. Clinton on Thursday pledged continued American support for Somalia's weak interim government as it struggles against Islamist extremists believed linked to al-Qaida

Clinton hails UAE leadership on National Day

Art of Blending Business and Charity Khaleej Times
Letter from Dubai The Boston Globe
Dubai: business as usual The Observer
Dubai's cowboys must give way to grownups Arab News
Dubai keeps its head in the sand The Times
A quaking in Dubai brings no collapse The Salt Lake Tribune
Economic growth in UAE expected to suffer next year Daily Star Lebanon
Company Fined for Neglecting Safety Norms Khaleej Times
Bracing for desert storm Deccan Chronicle
UAE hosts world's biggest business school fairs Khaleej Times
Investors, Nigerians Abroad Respond to Shekarau's Developmen This Day
Debt Crisis Tests Dubai's Ruler The New York Times
Sheikh's high life sowed the seeds of crisis The Times of India
Dubai: From riches to rags Zeenews
UAE important partner in NATO's ICI Khaleej Times
Dubai ruler's ambition helped sow seeds of crisis The Himalayan
Dubai is in a 'nasty mess of its own making' – but so are we Money Week
Dubai ruler's limitless ambition helped sow seeds of debt cr Hartford Courant
Etihad to start daily flights to Kathmandu The Himalayan
Emirates insist relationship with Arsenal will not be damage The Daily Mail

A young couple in Sheikh al Zayed road, Center of Dubai, UAE,

Dubai rulers ambition helped sow seeds of crisis

Manila Skyline with the Pasig River at the foreground - Philippines

Dubai adds to the Philippines' woes

British sailors arrive at Dubai International Marine Club, United Arab Emirates, after being released by Iran, Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2009.

A Strait of Impasse or Opportunity?

Dubai debt will not impact oil price - Qatar minister Daily Star Lebanon
Jitters from Dubai Toledo Blade
A bad omen for Dubai The Press Democrat
A bad omen in Dubai The Miami Herald
Opening of world's tallest tower marks end of Dubai era Daily Star Lebanon
BarCap told customers 'buy Dubai' just before crisis The Times
Hillary Clinton, David Miliband and a very special relations The Times
UAE holidays obscure financial fallout of Dubai debt crash Daily Star Lebanon
UAE can overcome Dubai debt challenges - official Daily Star Lebanon
Dubai World to negotiate with creditors to seek delay in pay Daily Star Lebanon
Dubai mega-tower `last hurrah' to age of excess The Press Democrat
S&P cuts Dubai company ratings Syracuse
Dubai company buys Heathrow ground operations Syracuse
S&P downgrades ratings of 6 Dubai government backed entities Star Tribune
Greece doesn't have to follow Dubai The Guardian
Dubai World will repay its debts, UAE economy minister insis The Guardian
UAE minister blasts 'negative' campaign on debt Middle East Online
Iran releases five British yachtsmen Taipei Times
Dubai World to meet creditor panel Arab News
E.U. Compromise Paves Way for New Regulatory Framework The New York Times

Masjid al-Haram in mecca Saudi Arabia

Haj Pilgrims Return Safe and Sound

Mecca is an Islamic holy city in Saudi Arabia -Muslim -Religion(sk1)

UAE's pilgrims  safe from H1N1

ticker monitor - stock market russia

Dubai spooks stocks; real test next week

Health Ministry Circulates H1N1 e-mag Khaleej Times
Ministry Aid For Man Who Lost Eye in Doctor's Punch Khaleej Times
Stomach Ailments Up During Eid, Reports Hospital Khaleej Times
Fed Finds Modest Gains in Economy The New York Times
E.C.B. Faces Tricky Decision in Weaning Banks Off Easy Credi The New York Times
France Stays Close to Home in Selling Areva Unit The New York Times
With Sale of NBC, Analysts Say Vivendi Can Pursue Other Acqu The New York Times
A Study in Contrasts in Financial Overhaul The New York Times
Credit Helps to Lift U.S. Home Sales The New York Times
Dubai Concerns Eased, Wall St. Moves Up The New York Times
In November, Car Sales Show Signs of Stability The New York Times
Big Utility to Close 11 Plants Using Coal The New York Times
Dubai World Says Debt Negotiations Only Cover Real Estate Ar The New York Times
A Quaking Brings No Collapse The New York Times
A rollercoaster ride: the UAE 38 years on BBC News
News of Dubai's debts no real shock, as price of gold goes t The Daily Mail
What the UAE Means to Me Khaleej Times
Debt crisis may affect mini-Dubai in State Deccan Herald
US STOCKS-Futures climb on easing Dubai fears; China data The Guardian
Partisan sparring sets the stage for lengthy Senate health c Star Tribune

Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam- India- Politics

Kalam to award Indian students in Oman

Dubai land construction site , UAE, November 2007

UAE: 69% of construction projects still active

Janet Napolitano is sworn in as the third United States Secretary of Homeland Security, January 21, 2009.

Homeland chief warns against anti-Muslim backlash

Charm School leaves John Gosden to continue Dubai career The Daily Mail
Views on the News: Dubai, bankers' bonuses and the value of The Guardian
Ministry Mulls Charges to Private Schools Khaleej Times
UAE to host international conference on higher education The Siasat Daily
Ministry Mulls Services Charges to Private Schools Khaleej Times
Ministry Mulls Charges for  Services to Private School Khaleej Times
Universities, Schools Keep Date with Celebrations Khaleej Times
School Head Lays Emphasis  on Creative Thinking Khaleej Times
Retired educator from AIU heading to Oman Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Cyber Squatters Target Emaar Development Khaleej Times
BU considers campuses in India, Abu Dhabi The Boston Globe
The complex web of companies behind the Dubai debt crisis The Times
Mirdiff School Encourages Students to Walk for Health Khaleej Times
British police fear many Pak extremists posing as students m Newstrack India
UAE to Chair Asian Network for N-Technology Education Khaleej Times
NBAD.com Secures Arab Banking Web Award Khaleej Times
Need for Public Schools to Raise Standards Khaleej Times
Improve Arabic Content on Net, Urge Experts Khaleej Times
Student Fined for Damaging Others' Property Khaleej Times
Greater Number of Saudi Students Coming to UAE Khaleej Times

Robert Fisk at a book signing at a writers festival in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Robert Fisk's World: These Iranian troubadours show how music can corrupt the soul

U.S. Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates holds a press briefing at the U.S. Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan, Wednesday Sep 17, 2008. Secretary Gates is in Afghanistan to meet with local leaders and receive an operational update of forces.

Al-Qaeda helping Lashkar to ignite war between India, Pakistan: Gates

Oscar host Jon Stewart opens the 78th Academy Awards telecast (dn1)

Video: Jon Stewart points out the no-win situation for President Obama's Afghanistan speech

On the front lines of the media war in Iraq Boston Herald
Tahir-ul-Qadri declares suicide attacks 'un-Islamic' The Siasat Daily
Video: Lebanon community helps US troops come home for Chris The Examiner
Egypt to demand the Rosetta Stone from British Museum The Times
UAE Also Helps Figure Who 'The Stepfather' Really Is Merinews
Rejection disturbed Jordan The Times of India
Why Morocco Went Hollywood ABC News
Iraqis defy bomb threat to attend movie nights The Siasat Daily
Jordan goes on wild bender after public rejection from Andre Indian Express
Jordan goes on wild 10-hour bender after public rejection fr DNA India
Al-Qaeda leadership in Quetta, claims US diplomat Newstrack India
Pak home to Mullah Omar for most of the time : Petraeus Newstrack India
Egypt: 2 boats collide in Nile; dozens missing The Siasat Daily
Clinton rejects Pak's apprehensions over new Afghan policy Newstrack India
US not cutting and running from Afghanistan: Hillary Clinton The Siasat Daily
Barry Switzer, Tommy Bowden to coach flag-football teams to Star Tribune
His Af, our Pak Indian Express
From coal to culture: Louvre-Lens site inaugurated The Wichita Eagle
On the red carpet with Lonnie Jordan of the band WAR at the The Examiner
Cinema shines light of defiance in Iraq BBC News

OFW - Filipino - Luggage - Push Cart

Giving migrant workers a voice

View on north deira old city from west river in Dubai, UAE, November 2007

China indices likely to shrug off Dubai debt woes

Emirates Palace Hotel Abu Dhabi / wam2

Emirates Palace Celebrates UAE 38th National Day

Consistency is the Way Out Khaleej Times
UAE National Day celebrated in Washington Khaleej Times
England look to erase memory of defeat in Dubai Sevens The Times
Demand in RS for package for expatriates from Dubai Zeenews
Package needed for expatriates returning from Dubai: Rajeeve Deccan Herald
A lesson from the Dubai crisis China Daily
Wheels of Progress Continue to Turn: Mohammed Khaleej Times
Economy is Fine, Says Khalifa Khaleej Times
Ruler of Ajman marks the 38th National Day Khaleej Times
Full text of the speech Khaleej Times
Continuation of Budget Address by the Minister for Finance D Nation
Dubai, debt and a return to reality Asia Times
Family, Juvenile Prosecution Makes its Mark Khaleej Times
Dubai Stocks Tank after Debt Revelation CBS News
Back to Basics - Dubai The Examiner
Film Portrays Zayed’s Life with Poetic Flair The Siasat Daily
Thalassemia a Major Public Health Issue in UAE Khaleej Times
DIFF Entries Focus on Palestinian Plight Khaleej Times
Film Portrays Zayed's Life with Poetic Flair Khaleej Times
Thalassemia a Major Public Health Issue in UAE, Says Expert Khaleej Times

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