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Dubai inflation slows to 5.4% in Jan-May '09

Dubai inflation slows to 5.4% in Jan-May '09

Politics & Economics
Dubai's inflation rate cools down from 8.7% in the same period last year.

Saudi exporters demand duty on Chinese imports
Politics & Economics
Exporters wants gov't to act against China's duty imposition on Saudi's methanol exports.

North Korea defies US; fires 7 ballistic missiles
Politics & Economics
N Korea's act stokes regional tensions already high due to its nuke test in May.

Bahraini officials pay first visit to Israel - report
Politics & Economics
Bahrain delegation in Israel to collect five of their nationals Israel was deporting.


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