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Because the iPhone is an expensive mobile phone, it is highly recommended for any owner to get iPhone insurance to reduce his chances of embarrassment in case of any unexpected theft, loss or damage.
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UAE gives thumbs up to catfish imports
The United Arab Emirates has given Vietnamese tra and basa catfish the all clear, according to Viet Nam's Ministry of Industry and Trade.
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Dubai low-cost airline secu...
Comment about "Dubai low-cost airline secures $320m deal to expand fleet" Phone Name Comment 0 Dubai low-cost airline secures $320m deal to expand fleet AFP By the end of the year, Flydubai would have a fleet of six planes that would enable it to launch about 14 new destinations.
Tuticorin power project financial closure achieved
The city-based Coastal Energen Private Limited Thursday announced that 16 bank consortium and financial institutions have agreed to lend it Rs.3,450 crore to set up 1,200 thermal power station at Tuticorin in Tamil Nadu.
Fears National Express faces asset fire sale
National Express warned it may be forced to resort to a fire sale of assets to survive as the group was frozen out of the rail business by the government after being stripped of its East Coast franchise.
UAE, Country With World's Largest Carbon Footprint, to Host HQ for...
The United Arab Emirates has the largest per capita carbon footprint of any country in the world, contains artificial islands, a ski dome in the middle of the desert, and will soon boast the first air-conditioned beach.
Qatar: Up to 30 feared dead as ship sinks off Doha
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - As many as 30 people are feared dead after a ship capsized and quickly sank in choppy Persian Gulf waters off the Qatari capital Doha, the vessel's operator said Wednesday.
Gulf News: GCAA issues aerodrome licences [Gulf News (United Arab Emirates)]
Gulf News via NewsEdge Corporation The certification marks the completion of Al Bateen Airport's transformation from a military air base to a private and corporate jet airport managed by the Abu Dhabi Airports Company .
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French woman named head of renewables agency
France's Helene Pelosse was elected on Tuesday to head the International Renewable Energy Agency at a meeting in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt's state news agency MENA announced.
Three Emirati sisters killed by car
ABU DHABI // Three Emirati sisters, aged four, six and seven, died on Monday night when they were struck by a car as they crossed a busy road.
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Should renewable energy include nuclear?
A new global effort that aims to make renewable energy more accessible to every country in the world will launch on July 1st.
Governments are lining up to join the first agency that will advise them on how to make a renewable energy transition. The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) has attracted 108 countries, including the United States and China, which are both expected to announce their membership this week, in a move that experts say could boost the agency's credibility, since both countries are leaders in renewable energy.
Iranians ignore threats to march
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - Thousands of Iranians disputing the re-election of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad marched at an unauthorized rally Sunday, defying truncheon-wielding security forces and dire threats by Iranian leaders.
United Arab Emirates Wins International Renewable Energy Agency Headquarters
Abu Dhabi's Masdar City, the world's first carbon-neutral, zero-waste city, to house IRENA's headquarters ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates , /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Abu Dhabi , the capital of the United Arab Emirates , has been selected to house the secretariat of the International Renewable Energy Agency , marking the first time an international ...
Judge denies Afghan's challenge to detention
A federal judge who issued a groundbreaking order allowing military detainees in Afghanistan to go to U.S. civilian courts to challenge their confinement said Monday that the right doesn't apply to an Afghan prisoner.
Research and Markets: United Arab Emirates Food and Drink Report Q3 2009
The United Arab Emirates Food Drink Report provides independent forecasts and competitive intelligence on the United Arab Emirates' food and drink industry.
Thousands of Iranians ignore threats, march in rally
Reporting from Dubai, United Arab Emirates -- Thousands of Iranians disputing the reelection of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad marched at an unauthorized rally Sunday, defying truncheon-wielding security forces and dire threats by Iranian leaders.
Arabs ponder implications of Iran's unrest
Response to the crackdown has been muted but ranges from fear of an assertive neighbour in the UAE to private criticism from Sunni Saudi Arabia Outrage on the streets of Tehran after the election result.
'Mr Zuma, please help our daughter'
By Mike Behr The South African parents of Roxanne Hillier, who is serving a three-month sentence in the United Arab Emirates for allegedly having sex with her boss, have vowed to carry on fighting for their daughter's release.
Emaar to merge with rivals in Dubai
The Dubai developer behind the world's tallest building plans to merge with three rivals owned by the sheikdom's ruler, in a consolidation aimed at better coping with a global meltdown fueled weakness in the one-time Arab boomtown's real estate sector.