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In April 1998, Saudi King Fahd bin Abdulaziz paid a visit to the region of Al-Qasim region, which ......

Deadly explosion rocks central Istanbul
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Turkey acquits all 26 leaders of 2013 protests
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A Turkish court on Wednesday acquitted more than two dozen activists who helped launch mass protests ......

Analysts: ISIS’s extremist ideology stems from four Egyptian men
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The hardline religious beliefs adopted by militants of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) ......

Four Egypt police killed in Sinai attack
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Gunmen killed four Egyptian policemen in the restive northern Sinai on Saturday, a security source ......

Turkish police fire teargas against Istanbul protesters
Saturday, 31 May 2014
Turkish police on Saturday used teargas in central Istanbul to disperse protesters seeking to mark ......

We must save our children from the preachers of evil
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Khaled Almaeena is a veteran Saudi journalist, commentator, businessman and the editor-at-large of the Saudi Gazette. Almaeena has held a broad range of positions in Saudi media for over thirty years, including CEO of a PR firm, Saudi Television news anchor, talk show host, radio announcer, lecturer and journalist. As a journalist, Almaeena has represented Saudi media at Arab summits in Baghdad, Morocco and elsewhere. In 1990, he was one of four journalists to cover the historic resumption of diplomatic ties between Saudi Arabia and Russia. He also traveled to China as part of this diplomatic mission. Almaeena's political and social columns appear regularly in Gulf News, Asharq al-Aswat, al-Eqtisadiah, Arab News, Times of Oman, Asian Age and The China Post. He can be reached at kalmaeena@saudigazette.com.sa and followed on Twitter: @KhaledAlmaeena
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Occupation under the pretext of combating terrorism
Saturday, 16 November 2013
Eyad Abu Shakra (also written as Ayad Abou-Chakra) began his media career in 1973 with Annahar newspaper in Lebanon. He joined Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper in the UK in 1979, occupying several positions including: Senior Editor, Managing Editor, and Head of Research Unit, as well as being a regular columnist. He has several published works, including books, chapters in edited books, and specialized articles, in addition to frequent regular TV and radio appearances. Eyad tweets @eyad1949
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Saturday, 15 June 2013
Turkish riot police stormed a central Istanbul park on Saturday firing tear gas and water cannon to ......
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