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Rajia Aboulkheir
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Rajia Aboulkheir is a journalist at Al Arabiya News.

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Rajia Aboulkheir
Rajia Aboulkheir

Rajia Aboulkheir is a journalist at Al Arabiya News.

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Five fun facts about Queen Elizabeth II

Thursday, 21 April 2016

As she becomes Britain's longest reigning monarch, here are five fun facts you might not know about Queen Elizabeth II

Around the world in one day: global outdoor bazaar opens again in Dubai

Thursday, 19 November 2015

This year will see a total of 75 countries represented through 32 pavilions, for a total duration of 159 days

Russian pavilion makes debut at massive Dubai market

Wednesday, 18 November 2015

The Russian section, which opened earlier this month, is situated near the multicultural market’s American and Turkish areas

From Japan to Sweden, global publishers gather at top UAE book fair

Tuesday, 10 November 2015

The international publishers, although having the promotion of their own cultures in common, come to the annual event with a variety of messages

‘World’s smallest books’ prove a big hit at Sharjah fair

Monday, 9 November 2015

The books are made by a Peruvian company and range from one to seven centimeters in size

1.5 million books on display at huge UAE book fair

Monday, 9 November 2015

The book fair, held in the UAE’s emirate of Sharjah, is the largest ever held in the event’s 34-year history

Uber drivers in Egypt to get anti-sexual harassment training

Thursday, 5 November 2015

Under the new project, all trained drivers will receive a certificate of recognition

Scary or sensitive? A ‘politically incorrect’ Arab-inspired Halloween

Saturday, 31 October 2015

Politically incorrect, Arab-inspired Halloween costumes have caused controversy in the past

What women in the Arab world should know about breast cancer

Friday, 30 October 2015

As Breast Cancer Awareness month is coming to an end, Al Arabiya News is sharing five things women should know about the disease

For the Love of Egypt: Winner of parliamentary elections?

Wednesday, 28 October 2015

For the Love of Egypt scooped all 60 list seats up for grabs in the initial round of voting in the country’s first parliamentary elections

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Morocco celebrates legendary love at Imilchil Marriage Festival
Morocco celebrates legendary love at Imilchil Marriage Festival
Morocco celebrates legendary love at Imilchil Marriage Festival
Morocco celebrates legendary love at Imilchil Marriage Festival
Morocco celebrates legendary love at Imilchil Marriage Festival
Morocco celebrates legendary love at Imilchil Marriage Festival
Morocco celebrates legendary love at Imilchil Marriage Festival
Morocco celebrates legendary love at Imilchil Marriage Festival

A Berber farmer rides his donkey at the annual festival of Imilchil, in Morocco's Atlas mountains. (AP)
Palestinian rivals sign unity deal
Palestinian rivals sign unity deal
Palestinian rivals sign unity deal
Palestinian rivals sign unity deal
Palestinian rivals sign unity deal
Palestinian rivals sign unity deal
Palestinian rivals sign unity deal
Palestinian rivals sign unity deal
Palestinian rivals sign unity deal

Head of Hamas delegation Saleh Arouri and Fatah leader Azzam Ahmad sign a reconciliation deal in Cairo. (Reuters)
Faces of the Rohingya
Faces of the Rohingya
Faces of the Rohingya
Faces of the Rohingya
Faces of the Rohingya
Faces of the Rohingya
Faces of the Rohingya
Faces of the Rohingya
Faces of the Rohingya
Lalu Miya cries over the bodies of his wife and children, who died after a boat with Rohingya refugees capsized as they were fleeing Myanmar, before the funeral just behind Inani Beach near Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. (Reuters)
Faces of the Rohingya

Amina Khatun, a 30 year old Rohingya refugee who fled with her family from Myanmar a day before, cries after she, along with thousands of newly arrived refugees, spent a night by the road between refugee camps near Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. (Reuters)
‘Terrorist label’ frustrates US Muslim community in the woods
‘Terrorist label’ frustrates US Muslim community in the woods
‘Terrorist label’ frustrates US Muslim community in the woods
‘Terrorist label’ frustrates US Muslim community in the woods
‘Terrorist label’ frustrates US Muslim community in the woods
‘Terrorist label’ frustrates US Muslim community in the woods
‘Terrorist label’ frustrates US Muslim community in the woods
‘Terrorist label’ frustrates US Muslim community in the woods
‘Terrorist label’ frustrates US Muslim community in the woods
‘Terrorist label’ frustrates US Muslim community in the woods
‘Terrorist label’ frustrates US Muslim community in the woods

Rashid Clark discusses his Muslim community while standing outside the enclave's mosque in Tompkins, N.Y. (AP)
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