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Washington post Separate bus crashes in Morocco kill total of 27, among them Dutch and German tourists By Associated Press, Published: July 10 RABAT, Morocco — Two bus crashes in separate locations in Morocco have claimed 27...
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Analysis: New Arab Spring triumph eluding Islamists in Libya Reuters TRIPOLI (Reuters) – Early results from Libya’s first election since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi show Islamist parties failing to secure the same...
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Export Law Blog by Clif Burns On July 6, the White House signed amemorandumdesignating “the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan as a major Non-NATO Ally.” This is the first MNNA designation since 2004 when Kuwait, Morocco and...
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REUTERS The Arab Spring and global risk aversion has left shares in African companies outside South Africa hugely undervalued, representing a buying opportunity as the continent grows quickly, a fund manager at...
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Care2Causes Written by: Kristina Chew The results of Libya’s first free elections in four decades reveal that former interim prime minister Mahmoud Jibril is beating his Muslim Brotherhood opponents, in contrast to the Islamist...
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