Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Dec 29, 2011 | Business, Morocco News, News |
By Tony C. Dreibus Morocco extended a suspension of import duties for soft and durum wheat through February because of declining stockpiles, Reuters reported, citing an unnamed customs authority spokesman. The government in...
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By Dahlia Kholaif and Emre Peker Syrian soldiers fired tear gas and live ammunition into the air to disperse a crowd of tens of thousands of protesters who gathered in Homs asArab League observers visited the city to monitor...
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By Tarmo Virki, European Technology Correspondent BERLIN (Reuters) – Flaws in a widely used wireless technology could allow hackers to gain remote control of phones and instruct them to send text messages or make calls,...
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DAMASCUS (AFP) Arab monitors revisited the flashpoint Syrian city of Homs on Wednesday and headed to other protest hubs as world powers warned Damascus not to hinder their mission to reveal the truth about the crackdown on...
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LONDON (AFP) The Times newspaper in London on Wednesday named Mohamed Bouazizi, the Tunisian fruit seller who unwittingly started a wave of protests known as the Arab Spring, as its person of 2011. The 26-year-old from a poor...
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