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Breaking news Tue, 7 Oct 2008
Two Kuwaiti plain clothes security guards do their rounds at a newly constructed shopping mall in Salmiyah
Arab   Gulf   Markets   Photos   Stock  
Gulf Arab stock markets plunge further
| KUWAIT CITY - Shares in the oil-rich Gulf states opened sharply down on Tuesday, with the Saudi market -- the largest in the Arab world -- plunging almost nine percent just minutes after trading beg... (photo: AP / Gustavo Ferrari) Middle East Online
 A Nigerian policeman holds up his gun as he walk pass the attacked Mini Okoro Obio police station in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, Saturday, April 14, 2007. Gunmen attacked a police station on voting day Saturday in Nigeria´s restive oil region, killing
Iraq   Nigeria   Oil   Photos   Violence  
Violence in Nigeria offers lessons to oil companies hoping to operate in Iraq
1 | BAGHDAD (AP) _ Recurrent violence in oil-rich parts of Nigeria may provide a sobering lesson for oil companies hoping to work in Iraq — a place that is much more dangerous despite the fact t... (photo: AP /George Osodi) Newsday
 Iraqi Army (IA) 4th Battalion (BN), 1st Brigade (BGDE), Iraqi Intervention Force (IIF), Soldiers and US Army Reserve (USAR) Soldiers walk a field patrol on the outskirts of the village of Al Taji, Baghdad Province, Iraq (IRQ), looking for a suspected mor The facts of strife
| IF THE UNITED STATES has learned anything from its long, inconclusive wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, it's that military power alone isn't enough. Many Iraqis lost faith in the US mission five years a... (photo: US DoD/SSGT ASHLEY BROKOP, USAF ) The Boston Globe
Afghanistan   Iraq   Photos   US   War  
 Sheikh zayed road buildings and electricity network from greater Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 11/2007 Gulf may need over $35b to finance power projects
| Dubai: Gulf Arab countries face an acute challenge in meeting the rising demand for electricity as they power ahead with an unprecedented construction spree. | The power sector in the Gulf Cooperati... (photo: WN / Guillaume Poulet-Mathis) Gulf News
Finance   Gulf   Photos   Power   Projects  
Top Stories
 Greenhouse gas emission - emission - factory - global warming - air pollution - pollution  (js1) UK must cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80%, government's climate committee warns
| The UK should cut its greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80 per cent by 2050, the Government's climate change committee has warned. | The committee said a more string... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal) The Daily Mail
Climate   Emissions   Greenhouse   Photos   UK  
Petrol Station, Fuels , Energy, Petroluem Oil rebounds to $90 after falling to 8-month low
| Oil prices rebounded to above $90 Tuesday in Asia after plunging to an 8-month low the previous day on concerns a significant slowdown in global economic growth will un... (photo: WN / rina) Buffalo News
Asia   Economy   Petrol   Photos   Prices  
TalladegaSuperspeedway2-2 NASCAR closes hole in yellow-line rule
| Associated Press | Regan Smith (01) leads Tony Stewart (20) at the finish of the AMP Energy 500 at Talladega Superspeedway. Smith passed Stewart below the yellow line a... (photo: Public Domain / AuburnPilot) The Roanoke Times
AMP   Energy   Nascar   Photos   Racing  
 A Nigerian policeman holds up his gun as he walk pass the attacked Mini Okoro Obio police station in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, Saturday, April 14, 2007. Gunmen attacked a police station on voting day Saturday in Nigeria´s restive oil region, killing Violence in Nigeria offers lessons to oil companies hoping to operate in Iraq
1 | BAGHDAD (AP) _ Recurrent violence in oil-rich parts of Nigeria may provide a sobering lesson for oil companies hoping to work in Iraq — a place that is much mor... (photo: AP /George Osodi) Newsday
Iraq   Nigeria   Oil   Photos   Violence  
 ADVANCE FOR WEEKEND OF MARCH 15-16 ** Wind turbines spin under windswept, cloudy skies along hg3 Barrington recommends Mass. company to build wind turbine
| BARRINGTON - The wind energy committee last night recommended that the town pay a Woburn, Mass., company to build and maintain an Elecon wind turbine at the end of Legi... (photo: AP Photo) The Providence Journal
Energy   Finance   Government   Photos   Technology  
 KLdy1 - May06 - gold - jewelleries - gold prices. (dy1)  Gold rides on falling stocks, extends 4 per cent rise
| 7 Oct 2008, 0755 hrs IST,REUTERS             SINGAPORE: Gold gained nearly one per cent on Tuesday as investors sought havens after stock ... (photo: WN / deniseyong) The Times of India
Economy   Gold   Market   Photos   Stock  
**FILE**. In this May 22, 2008 file photo, tanker trucks are parked awaiting their turn to load at the Gulf Oil terminal in New Haven, Conn. Oil rebounds above $88 after 8-month low
| SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Oil rebounded above $88 a barrel on Tuesday, recouping some of the $6 losses that sent it to an eight-month low the previous day when investors be... (photo: AP / Bob Child, file) Canada Dot Com
Business   Economy   Market   Oil   Photos  
Politics Renewable Energy
Sharif in push for Taliban talks after UN rules out military
Diggers 'probably' shot Afghan governor Rozi Khan
Syria plays hardball with the Saudis
Look who came to dinner ...
US soldiers serving in KFOR talk to local villagers as they stand guard in front of their base entrance in the village of Leposavic, near the Serbia-Kosovo border, Tuesday, Feb.19, 2008.
The US military's fallout shelter
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Oil companies move ahead in Iraq despite threats
Liberate the 'jihad' in Kashmir from Pakistani leade
Experts unite in bid to protect environment
Venezuela, France talk nuclear cooperation
** FILE ** This frame grab taken Aug. 5, 2007 from a video message carrying the logo of al-Qaida's production house as-Sahab and provided by IntelCenter, a U.S. government contractor monitoring al-Qaida messaging, purports to show Adam Gadahn, a Californian also known as Azzan al-Amriki. The militant al-Qaida group announced Thursday, Jan. 3, 2008 the imminent arrival of a new video message from American-born Islamist Adam Gadahn, making it the first message from the organization in 2008
Liberate the 'jihad' in Kashmir from Pakistani leaders: Al-Qaida video
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Oil & Gas Market Energy Market
OPEC Crude Price Slides to $81.57
Gulf Arab stock markets plunge further
OPEC members worried by oil price fall-Iraq
OPEC's September Output Falls 334,000 B/D
Two Kuwaiti plain clothes security guards do their rounds at a newly constructed shopping mall in Salmiyah
Gulf Arab stock markets plunge further
more
The US military's fallout shelter
Iran denies report U.S. plane forced to land
Nigerian conflict a warning for Big Oil in Iraq
The facts of strife
US soldiers serving in KFOR talk to local villagers as they stand guard in front of their base entrance in the village of Leposavic, near the Serbia-Kosovo border, Tuesday, Feb.19, 2008.
The US military's fallout shelter
more
Electricity Business
The facts of strife
Gulf may need over $35b to finance power projects
Lights in Lebanon will stay off if Egypt wants too much for
Cabinet condemns attack in Damestan
 Iraqi Army (IA) 4th Battalion (BN), 1st Brigade (BGDE), Iraqi Intervention Force (IIF), Soldiers and US Army Reserve (USAR) Soldiers walk a field patrol on the outskirts of the village of Al Taji, Baghdad Province, Iraq (IRQ), looking for a suspected mor
The facts of strife
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The US military's fallout shelter
Panick grips Arab stock markets
Credit Crunch or rather Zio Punch?
Oil rebounds on Libya’s call for output cut
US soldiers serving in KFOR talk to local villagers as they stand guard in front of their base entrance in the village of Leposavic, near the Serbia-Kosovo border, Tuesday, Feb.19, 2008.
The US military's fallout shelter
more