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 Public workers, small political parties and non-profit organisations will stage protests Saturday against government austerity measures in dozens of ... Paying for 15 minutes of fame in LA
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 China's environment ministry has acknowledged the existence of "cancer villages", several years after widespread speculation first began that ... Turkey nargileh culture under threat
 Just like the centuries-old coffee tradition, the nargileh, or water pipe, is a mainstay of Turkish culture but authorities are clamping down on this ... Locksmiths, firemen refuse to aid evictions in Spain
 Locksmiths and firemen in Spain are rebelling against a wave of evictions in the economic crisis by refusing to help bailiffs open ruined homeowners' ... Rio sex motels to house World Cup, Olympics fans
 A shortage of hotel rooms has led Rio authorities to invest millions of dollars to convert raunchy motels to accommodate the legions of tourists ... UAE- e-crime cases jump 30%, force police to set up new wings
Electronic crimes are increasing every year, with the number of cases up more than 30 per cent in 2012. Speaking at a recent lecture, ... Kuwait- Asian Maid In Suicide Bid An Asian housemaid tried to jump from the second floor of a house in Jabriya in an attempt to end her own life. Securitymen and medical ... | 
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