QUITO, Ecuador – OPEC ministers decided Saturday to keep oil output at current levels, citing ample inventories amid persisting global economic uncertainty and a price of just under $90 a barrel. The 12-member cartel said after an unusually short meeting that it based its decision on projections showing demand for crude would grow more slowly [...]
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OPEC ministers make no change in output of oil
December 12th, 2010 
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November 23rd, 2010 davidguide Windsor Genova – AHN News News Writer Jakarta, Indonesia (AHN) – A 23-year-old Indonesian maid is being treated in a hospital in Saudi Arabia after her employers cut off part of her lips, burned her body with a hot iron, fractured her finger and beat her legs to the point that she could hardly walk. [...]
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November 2nd, 2010 davidguide Windsor Genova – AHN News News Writer Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (AHN) – Saudi Arabia’s highest religious authority on Sunday issued a ruling, or fatwa, banning Saudi women from working as cashiers in supermarkets to prevent them from mixing with men not related to them. The ruling from the Committee on Scholarly Work and fatwa issuer [...]
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October 29th, 2010 davidguide Linda Young – AHN News Writer London, Great Britain, United Kingdom (AHN) – An article in The Lancet journal by a team of international researchers examines efforts to eradicate malaria worldwide over the past 150 years and outlines some of the remaining financial, technical and operational challenges that malaria-eliminating countries still face. If not treated, [...]
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October 9th, 2010 davidguide AHN News Staff Damascus, Syria (AHN) – Just a day after the United States signed a $2.75 billion deal to sell 20 F-35 fighter jets to Israel, Syria opposed the move and said that the defense deal will threaten security in the region. The deal came as an offer from Washington to Tel Aviv to [...]
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September 26th, 2010 davidguide The Media Line Staff Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (TML) – Saudi Arabia is set to train mosque imams and preachers to resist extremist ideologies in a new government-run program. The program, which begins this week and will include 20 simultaneous sessions in the capital city of Riyadh and its surrounding provinces, is run by the kingdom’s [...]
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October 15th, 2009 davidguide You probably have heard of NAFTA (North America Free Trade Association), OPEC (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countires), the EU (European Union) and the BRIC (Brazil Russia India China) countries … but have you heard about MENA? Ok, you ask … what is it and why should I care? When conventional wisdom is not [...]
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