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Saudi Arabia's strategy on climate change has long been to deny the science, a tactic it is using at the U.N. summit in Copenhagen. Saudis fear that reducing emissions will reduce oil exports and be catastrophic for their economy.
Amman - Arab stock markets suffered from inertia throughout 2009, failing to recover a major part of the losses they incurred due to the global financial crisis that erupted in late 2008...
The Greenwich Land Trust (GLT) held its annual meeting at the Round Hill Country Club and used the opportunity to take account of the 729 acres of woods, orchard, meadow and wetlands it has locked away for future generations.
COPENHAGEN -- Two top Obama administration officials arrived Wednesday at the U.N.-sponsored climate talks that opened this week offering both diplomacy and a tough line: The United States is willing to be a full partner in fighting climate change, but the real problem is with China and the...
Washington (AFP) Dec 9, 2009 - An Al-Qaeda group in Iraq claimed responsibility Wednesday for bombings the day before in Baghdad that killed 127 people, a US-based monitoring website said.
Blocked in bid for tougher rules on emissions
VESTAL -- By all accounts, Binghamton University graduate student Abdulsalam S. Al-Zahrani is penniless. Somehow, however, the Saudi national is now represented by a New York City criminal defense attorney.
General Dynamics gets $17.6 million contract with US Army to convert tanks for Saudi use
Frank Mason may be gone, but he still smiles out at the world from his own Facebook page. It’s a wonderful resting place for an artist who was forward-looking as a teacher, writer and art preservationist, even while he grounded his light-infused painting in techniques centuries old.Mason, vocal protector and student of the masters’ art, died at age 88 on June 16. New River Art Fine Art Gallery ...
Iraqi Interior Minister Jawad al-Bolani is to appear before furious MPs on Thursday after Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki sacked Baghdad's security chief over attacks in the capital that killed 127 people.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry said a nuclear scientist left Teheran for Saudi Arabia in 2009 and disappeared. The ministry said the scientist, identified as Shahram Amiri, was taken into custody by Saudi authorities in May and transferred to the United States.
Beyond the scorecard coverage and template denunciations from the State Department and the Foreign Office, what can be done? To win the war against terrorism we will also have to win the war for the minds and hearts of terror's potential recruits.
One man's war
Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki has sacked Baghdad's security chief over a string of coordinated car and truck bombings claimed by an Al-Qaeda group that killed 127 people.
The right-wing misinformation machine is in full swing. And that machine doesn't have its final cylinder cranking until Sarah Palin jumps into the fray, which she did today in a mistake-riddled, anti-clean energy op-ed.
On November 16, President Obama and Chinese President Hu announced a number of large-scale partnerships aimed at developing advanced cleaner energy solutions, including technology for...
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