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French Philosopher Roger Garaudy Dies
Controversial French philosopher Roger Garaudy has died at the age of 98.
More than 100 Killed in West Libya Clashes in a Week
More than 100 people were killed and 500 injured in a week of clashes in western Libya, a government spokesman said, the latest bout of fighting that has highlighted volatility in the North African country months after Muammar Gaddafi’s ouster.
Turkish Troops in Battles with PKK, 20 killed
Turkish soldiers and Kurdish militants clashed on Tuesday in the most intense battles of the separatist conflict this year,
Humidity
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Qureshi Dominating in Germany and the Netherlands
Aisam Ul Haq Qureshi of Pakistan defended his men’s doubles championship at the Gerry Weber Open last week
Organization of Pakistani Entrepreneurs of North America (OPEN)
OPEN
Who Is Mohamed Morsi?
Brief Al Jazeera report on Mohamed Morsi
Al Jazeera Fails in Bid for English League Rights
Qatar’s Al Jazeera lost out on the live broadcast rights to the English Premier League of football for 2013-16 to BSkyB and British Telecom.
Houston to Gain New Direct Flights on Turkish Airlines in 2013 to Istanbul
Houston Mayor Annise Parker announces new non-stop flights to Istanbul beginning April 1, 2013, operated by Turkish Airlines
Bangladeshi Community Hosts Political Fun Night
The Bangladeshi American Democratic Caucus hosted its first annual Bangladeshi American Night at the Balkan American Center in Troy, Michigan
Summer Arab International Festival Graces Dearborn
Annual Arab Festival, 2012
Make Sure Charitable Contributions Pass Strict Documentation Rules
Tax code missteps can prove costly, as a recent Tax Court case illustrates.
Congress Pushes for War with Iran
House of Representatives tries to corral President Obama into more hostilities with Iran
Crusade: Rep Peter T. King’s Jihad
Today, June 20, 2012, Rep Peter T. King (R-NY), Chairman of the Committee on Homeland Security, convened the fifth in a series of hearings on radicalization within the Muslim-American Community…
World Leaders Mourn Saudi Crown Prince Naif
World leaders and envoys yesterday expressed their condolences over the death of Prince Naif.
Palestinian Soccer Player Nears Death
Hunger striker, footballer Sarsak, nears death
US ‘Deeply Disappointed’ by Bahraini Court Verdict
The United States said on Thursday it was “deeply disappointed” by a Bahrain court verdict which failed to strike down sentences against medics…
Bangladesh: Rafique Bin Sayedee, 43, Dies of Heart Attack
Rafique Bin Sayedee, son of Jamaat-e-Islami political leader Delwar Hossain Sayedee, was pronounced dead from cardiac arrest at Ibrahim Cardiac Hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh on June 13.
Popular Female Pakistani Singer Killed in Drive-By Shooting
A popular female Pakistani singer who defied the Taliban’s decree against singing and dancing was shot and killed in northwest Pakistan Monday night–police suspect her ex-husband.
