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 Russian President Vladimir Putin unveiled the final extension of a new $25 billion oil pipeline to the Pacific that underscores the energy power's ... 337 Evoques, Freelanders to be recalled by JLR China
China's General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine stated that Jaguar Land Rover China will recall 337 Evoques ... S.Korea's Daewoo wins $1.8 bln order from Norway
 South Korea's Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering said on Tuesday it had secured a 1.9 trillion won order to build a fixed ... Asian bids 'closer' to winning Turkey nuclear plant project
 Asian countries are closer to winning a bid to build Turkey's second nuclear power plant near the Black Sea city of Sinop, the Turkish energy ... Less customs duties on gold to boost GCC trade The reduction of customs duty on gold and jewelries would boost mutual trade and further expand commercial relations between member countries ... Saudi Arabia- Huge losses cause 284 Umrah service groups to quit market
 A Haj and Umrah expert in the Kingdom said that 284 companies had to quit Umrah operations since the implementation of a regulation decree, ... UN concerned at Muslim situation in Myanmar
The UN General Assembly unanimously adopted a resolution late Monday welcoming positive changes in Myanmar but expressing serious concern at an ... Ukraine lowers 2012 economic growth forecast to 1%
Ukraine's President, Viktor Yanukovych, stated that during the current year, his country's economy will grow by 1 percent, reported Xinhua ... Global auto giants target new deals at Jeddah show
 Mufareh bin Mohammed Al-Zahrani, director of transport and road affairs of the Western Region, inaugurated Saudi International Motor Show ... Japan's SMFG targets Asia non-banking retail market
 Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc. plans to speed expansion in Asia via its non-banking units like consumer finance and credit, hoping to ... Saudi Arabia: SR 1.3 bn deals to boost power supply to 3 cities Saudi Electricity Company signed contracts worth SR 1.3 billion to establish three transformer stations in Makkah, Madinah and Asir as part of ... Saidi Arabia- Haia says it needs women employees The chief of the Commission for Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice, Sheikh Abdul Latif Al-Asheikh, announced the commencement of ... Rain fear: Jeddah students have a day off
 The fear of heavy rains prompted the majority of schools in Jeddah to give students and staff a day off yesterday and consequently led to ... Fukushima kids fatter as radiation fears cut exercise
 Children in Fukushima are getting fatter as outdoor activities have been cut in the area due to radiation fears after last year's nuclear disaster, a ... | 
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