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May 16, 2013
13:33 GMT
People living in Gaza have found an underground way to access the junk food giant KFC's delicacies. But gluttony comes at a price.
12:56 GMT
A couple who have been ordered to serve two months in a Dubai jail after being found guilty of having sex in the back of a taxi claim they have been financially crippled by their court battle.
09:07 GMT
A human skeleton of a young Roman warrior, likely killed in warfare, has been unearthed in south Aswan, Egypt
05:00 GMT
Six Bahraini twitters criticize the Kingdom and get sentenced to a year of prison each.
May 15, 2013
13:32 GMT
The Nakba isn't over nor is the fight against it as Palestinians mark the 65th anniversary of the "tragedy".
13:18 GMT
Numbers of Syrians who have fled their war-torn country face multiple restrictions when settling in neighboring Gulf countries even though these states publicly oppose Assad's regime.
10:10 GMT
After launching a range of gas-guzzling supercars over the past few weeks, Dubai Police have decided to turn over a greener leaf with their latest launch - this eco patrol vehicle.
04:00 GMT
The honeymoon is over in Egypt and millions have already signed their divorce papers with President Morsi--they've petitioned for him to be out out office immediately.
May 14, 2013
17:35 GMT
Refusing to let go of "the love of his life", a Saudi man attacks the divorce judge over potential separation ruling.
17:17 GMT
Kuwaiti women are finally given a chance to prove they can do more than just give birth. They can also save some by being allowed to work as paramedics.
08:54 GMT
A remote-control aircraft to spy on fans at football matches is the latest crime-busting device launched by police in Dubai.
05:00 GMT
Egyptian reporter stands by his word as his interview with Mubarak has come under investigation.
May 13, 2013
13:43 GMT
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad may feel the burn of 74 lashes over claims that he has been interfering in the country's elections by endorsing a candidate.
11:20 GMT
An education official in Kuwait announced on Monday that 72 per cent of all teachers of public schools are women, and that the illiteracy rate is declining.
10:33 GMT
Spending money like its going out of style! One bidder dropped $53,000 on a single thobe at a charity auction in Saudi.
