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More photos » TUNIS (AFP) Tunisia’s new government was sworn in on Saturday by the country’s president, who told the ministers to get straight down to work. Tunisia’s new government was sworn in on Saturday by...
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Bloomberg view By Jeffrey Goldberg There was a time in Cairo, just a few months ago, when it was considered slightly outre to suggest that Egypt’s religious conservatives might take advantage of Hosni Mubarak’s demise to...
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RABAT (Reuters) – Morocco’s foreign exchange regulator Office des Changes said the trade deficit for the January-November period stood at 166.5 billion dirhams ($19.5 billion), an increase of 24 percent from a year...
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GOAL. COM The 2012 Africa Cup of Nations is fast approaching and the teams taking part are keen to begin their run in the tournament, with an eye on the ultimate prize. The 2012 Afcon takes place from January 21 to February 12...
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[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuzHB7rUdws] As other Arab nations erupted in unrest and violence, what unfolded on the streets of Morocco was a peaceful but similar refrain, followed by a new constitution and an...
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