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‘Don’t You Have Brothers and Sons?’

July 21, 2008

U.S. Army soldiers search for insurgents suspected of firing rockets into Baghdad’s Green Zone.

Weaving in the Western Region

December 20, 2009

Descendants of bedouins weave to earn income and revive tradition in Abu Dhabi’s remote western region.

Serving the Seas

June 16, 2009

A charity boat aids sailors anchored for weeks of the UAE port of Fujairah as they wait to unload cargo.

The Long Vote Home

May 12, 2009

Lebanese expats in the UAE talk of hope and fear, as they prepare to return home for an historic election.

Modern Calligraphy

August 23, 2009

An Iraq-born calligrapher living in the UAE believes beautifully drawn letters can be more important than the actual words.

Artists and the Holy Month

August 19, 2009

UAE artists discuss how the creative process is shaped by the holy month of Ramadan.

Some 240 people killed in a tanker explosion in the eastern DR Congo have been buried while others among the almost 200 wounded have subsequently died from their injuries.


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Scale of tanker blast shocks DRC

July 4, 2010

A so-called “Love Market” in Vietnam allows former lovers to reconnect during a two-day festival inspired by legend.


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Ex-Lovers reconnect at festival

May 29, 2010

Ghana’s heartbreaking World Cup loss to Uruguay in penalty kicks came as the team was trying to become the first African nation in the tournament’s semi-finals.


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Proud Ghana laments World Cup exit

July 3, 2010