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January 01, 2012
Iran's Currency Slumps on Sanctions Fears

New US sanctions will target financial institutions that deal with Iran's central bank

January 01, 2012
Arab League Sees Progress in Syria Mission; Snipers Remain

League chief Nabil El Araby calls for immediate cease-fire
January 01, 2012
Prosecutors to Sum Up in Mubarak Case

Egyptian prosecutors will soon sum up their final arguments in trial of former President Hosni Mubarak
January 01, 2012
Tunisia Seeks Guarantees Before Extraditing Former Libyan PM

President Moncef Marzouki wants Libya to guarantee a fair trial and safety for former PM al-Mahmudi
January 01, 2012
Israelis, Palestinians to Meet to Salvage Peace Effort

Meeting Tuesday will be their first in more than a year
December 31, 2011
Syrian Civilian Deaths Undermine Arab League Mission

An Arab League advisory body has called for the immediate withdrawal of monitors
December 31, 2011
Bahrain Police Fire Tear Gas, Stun Grenades at Protesters

Witnesses say Sunni-ruled Bahrain police clashed with hundreds of Shi'ite opposition supporters
December 31, 2011
Iran Claims Fuel Rod Production, Missile Test

State media reports say missile was equipped with technology to combat radar-evading targets
December 31, 2011
Israeli and Palestinian Negotiators to Meet in Jordan

Officials will seek a formula for resuming peace talks
December 30, 2011
Syrian Opposition Unites as Violence Claims 9 More Lives

Crackdown continues as two anti-regime organizations join forces to plan transition for post-Assad era
December 30, 2011
Red Cross: Humanitarian Aid Hampered by Violence in Syria

Aid organization says that as situation worsens it is particularly worried that the wounded and sick have no access to medical care
December 30, 2011
Iran Calls for New Nuclear Talks

Call comes amid heightened tensions in Persian Gulf over threats by Tehran to close vital Strait of Hormuz

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Middle East

Sunday 1 January 2012

Iran's Currency Slumps on Sanctions Fears

Arab League Sees Progress in Syria Mission; Snipers Remain

Prosecutors to Sum Up in Mubarak Case

Tunisia Seeks Guarantees Before Extraditing Former Libyan PM

Israelis, Palestinians to Meet to Salvage Peace Effort

Syrian Civilian Deaths Undermine Arab League Mission

Bahrain Police Fire Tear Gas, Stun Grenades at Protesters

Iran Claims Fuel Rod Production, Missile Test

Israeli and Palestinian Negotiators to Meet in Jordan

Syrian Opposition Unites as Violence Claims 9 More Lives

Red Cross: Humanitarian Aid Hampered by Violence in Syria

Iran Calls for New Nuclear Talks

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