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Isobel Coleman Quotas for women seem to be the hot thing in the Middle East these days. Libya just announced a 10 percent quota for women in its new election law. Tunisia used a form of quotas to enhance women’s participation in...
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Ryan Wells Cinespect recently spoke with Susan Weeks Coulter, the founder and chairwoman of the Global Film Initiative (GFI), a nonprofit organization that promotes cross-cultural understanding through film. Susan Weeks Coulter...
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PROACTIVE INVESTORS UK Watchlist/PortfolioFollow Xtract Energywww.xtractenergy.co.uk Xtract Energy identifies and invests in a portfolio of early stage oil and gas assets and business interests with significant growth potential....
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ARAB TIMES Yemeni Protesters Shout Slogans During A Demonstration Against The Law Of Immunity Pertaining To Outgoing President Ali Abdullah Saleh KUWAIT CITY, Jan 10, (Agencies): Two Kuwaiti army officers who are part of the...
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By Neil Maidment LONDON (Reuters) – Michael Page (MPI.L) is to go ahead with plans to enter more emerging markets where the British recruitment company sees long-term growth opportunities, it said when reporting growth...
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