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A version of this article appeared in the Khaleej Times here.
Hisham Wyne: Public Transport and the Evolution of Urban Culture Hisham Wyne 2010
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A version of this article appeared in the Khaleej Times here.
Hisham Wyne: Public Transport and the Evolution of Urban Culture Hisham Wyne 2010
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Iraq slaps mobile phone servers with $20 million fine Khaleej Times
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A version of this article appeared in the Khaleej Times here.
Hisham Wyne: Public Transport and the Evolution of Urban Culture Hisham Wyne 2010
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Another report on the comments, carried by the Dubai-based newspaper the Khaleej Times, says that Al-waleed personally called Rupert Murdoch to complain.
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They are beating the drumstick of sectarianism, said Anwar Abdul Rahman, editor in chief of Akbar Khaleej newspaper, pro-government newspaper in Bahrain.
Kingdom, Greeting Gulf Soldiers, Is Seen as New Front on Sunni-Shiite Divide Farnaz Fassihi 2011
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The strangest and most shocking thing about this ban is that it is Akhbar Al-Khaleej, a newspaper which is predominately pro-government.
Global Voices in English » Bahrain: Newspaper Suspended For A Day 2009
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Not that I love Akhbar Al-Khaleej, nothing could be more remote from the truth, but my feeling for this decrepit paper, its publisher or some of its so called journalists is completely immaterial, but it should not have been banned under whatever reason given or withheld by whatever organ of government dictating this latest ban on freedom of speech.
Global Voices in English » Bahrain: Newspaper Suspended For A Day 2009
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On Monday, 22 June, Bahrain's oldest newspaper in circulation Akhbar Al Khaleej was suspended for the day after printing an article [Ar] critical of certain Iranian leaders and making reference to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's alleged Jewish origins.
Global Voices in English » Bahrain: Newspaper Suspended For A Day 2009
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Starting in the 1960s, though – and linked to the rise of nationalism – states on the Arab side began calling it the "Arabian Gulf" (al-Khaleej al-Arabi in Arabic).
Persian Gulf? Arabian Gulf? One big gulf in understanding Brian Whitaker 2010
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