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 Expansion works on King Abdulaziz International Airport are 45 percent complete, said Makkah Gov. Prince Khaled Al-Faisal. Prince Khaled ... US Consumer confidence improved in May
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French President Francois Hollande on Tuesday announced a Franco-German 'offensive' on youth unemployment, saying Europe needed to ... Saudi- S&P revises Kingdom's long-term sovereign credit ratings to positive
 Standard & Poor's Ratings Services yesterday revised the outlook on the long-term sovereign credit ratings of Saudi Arabia to positive from ... EU demands tough reforms, gives France, Spain extra time
 The European Commission laid down its economic targets for EU nations desperately seeking growth and jobs in the fallout from the debt crisis but ... Fitch: MENA energy importer-exporter ratings gap widens Fitch Ratings says in its first regular "MENA Sovereign Credit Outlook" that the gap between average sovereign ratings of energy importers ... Saudi- Workplaces 'need to be friendly to women'
 Women in Saudi Arabia have transcended men in education by a 4 percent margin, according to a recent United Nations statistics. The ... Saudi - Private sector invests SR 28 bn in Saudi ports
 The private sector has pumped additional investments in Saudi ports estimated at SR 28 billion, and helped the Kingdom generate an income ... Dubai tourist traffic soars
 A surge in international tourist traffic is set to position Dubai among the world's top three destination cities by 2017, and may even ... India- Expats rejoice as Indian rupee plummets
 The Indian rupee dropped to its lowest level in 10 months and one Saudi riyal was fetching almost Rs. 15 yesterday. "My remittance fetches ... China- 'Obama' surfs Internet from Chinese cafe: report
President Barack Obama appears to be a regular customer of a Chinese Internet cafe, reports said, after the manager forged an identity card ... France- Police nab 'radical' Muslim over French soldier's stabbing
Police investigating the stabbing of a French soldier in Paris arrested on Wednesday a suspect sources described as an adherent of "radical ... Sudan- 1,100 peacekeepers added to Abyei force
 The UN Security Council yesterday voted to add more than 1,100 extra troops to the international peacekeeping force in Abyei amid new tensions ... Greying Japan complains of the noise of children
 As Japan's population declines, intolerance of children and the noise they make is increasing in a society getting less accustomed to hearing them, ... | 
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