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Arab Spring deals Iran losing cards Winnipeg Free Press When Iran saw the fall of the pro-western regimes in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya, it believed that its road to dominance in the Arab world was paved. But it soon...
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Bloomberg Gold reserves increased in November at Belarus, Turkey, Tajikistan, Macedonia, Mauritius and Morocco, and declined in Mexico, according to data on the International Monetary Fund’s website. Turkey’s holdings increased...
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NPR Photo by Tiana Markova-Gold by Tiana Markova-Gold Tiana Markova-Gold is a freelance documentary photographer based in Brooklyn. In 2010, she and writer Sarah Dohrmann received a prize from Duke University’s Center for...
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Le roi Mohammed VI s’est rendu samedi 7 janvier pour New York pour superviser l’entrée effective du Maroc dans le Conseil de sécurité de l’ONU au côté des 14 autres membres. Cette visite intervient au lendemain de la nomination...
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RABAT (Reuters) – Morocco’s state-run grains authority ONICL on Monday launched a tender to import up to 100,000 tonnes of EU barley under a preferential tariff agreement, but turned to the domestic market for the...
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