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Egypt Stops Japan Imports Over Radiation Fears

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West Bank and Gaza’s Economic Growth Isn’t Sustainable

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Olympia Snowe Leads Women in Renewed Call for Women’s Rights in the Middle East

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Google And George Soros Behind Promising Palestinian Sadara Venture Capital Fund

Suit up! New Palestinian venture capital fund will help twelve Palestinian start ups find their feet. An Israeli resident who has been backing that...

Libya’s “Great Man Made River Project” Could Stop Flowing

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Hydropower Could Meet More Of Turkey’s Energy Demand — But At What Cost?

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Defiant Ethiopia To Proceed With Massive Dam On The Nile River

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