Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Sep 4, 2011 | Moroccan |
Mark Colvin reported this story on Thursday, September 1, 2011 18:38:00 MARK COLVIN: If post-Gaddafi Libya is to succeed, it can only do so with the rule of law. It will need a police force without corruption, and a transparent...
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Updated September 01, 2011 19:08:00 The Arabic-speaking American writer Joseph Braude managed to get himself embedded with the equivalent of the FBI in the kingdom of Morocco. His book, the Honoured Dead is simultaneously a...
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By Graham Norwood The perfect holiday home should offer more than guaranteed sunshine, splendid isolation and pristine beaches – it also needs to pay for itself W Retreat Villa in Thailand Sun, sea and sand have always made for...
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02 September 11 10:48 GMT As the repercussions of the Arab Spring in Middle Eastern and North African countries continue, many people are coping with the consequences while at the same time trying to observe Eid. Muslim people...
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(AFP) Tunisia imposed a curfew in two separate areas Friday following a series of clashes that left a 17-year-old girl dead and dozens injured, the interior ministry and local media said. On Thursday evening a group of young...
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