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Friday, 10 September 2010

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US-Qatar cultural exchange dispels fears

“Arabs are dangerous.” That was what high-school pupil Leah Ogawa heard as her Arabic-language class was preparing for a spring break trip to the Gulf.“Some kids in our school were saying ‘Be careful!’ when we were going to Qatar,” recalled Ms Ogawa, 17, a senior at Boston Arts Academy. “Because of 9/11, many people have negative images of Arabs.”

Dubai Metro user numbers top 30m

More than 30 million people have used Dubai Metro since its launch, according to new figures from the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA).

Kuwait committee quietly formulating nuclear plans

While the UAE has charged ahead with its nuclear energy programme and Egypt and Jordan are not far behind, another Arab country is quietly putting in place the framework to make it the region’s fourth nuclear-powered state.

World’s largest clock to begin ticking in Mecca

Muslims around the world could be setting their watches to a new time soon when the world’s largest clock begins ticking on top of a soaring skyscraper in Islam’s holiest city of Mecca.

Booming Qatari capital’s ‘extraordinary’ growth

It is probably time to add Qatar to the list of great modern growth stories.Its GDP and population have doubled since 2004, and as of June, there were 18,000 buildings under construction – more than one for every 100 people in the country.

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