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Trump says Syrian Christian refugees will be given priority

GE announces mega-deals in Iraq to generate over 2 GW of new electricity and secure existing power supply to meet growing energy needs

GCC banks forecast to remain resilient amid economic slowdown

How The Washington Post is using newsletters and alerts to reach readers

North Korea appears to have restarted plutonium reactor – think tank

Cars Won't Be 'Computers on Wheels' Until They Fix This Problem

New 'needle-pulse' beam pattern packs a punch

Trump wants good relationship with Russia, May says sanctions should stay

GM to cut 625 auto jobs in Canada, move to Mexico: union

OnePlus 3T Takes On Google Pixel XL In A Charging Test [Video]

McCain warns Trump not to lift sanctions on Russia

My Kind of Place: Chittogarh, India

Trump to call Putin with Russia sanctions in balance

Rafael Nadal Wins a Marathon to Set Up a Final With Roger Federer

A case of wrong numbers adding up for BT

Apollo 1 Crew Honored

Dubai Taxi Corp inks deal for smart car recovery system

Coincidence? Dow Hits 20,000 As National Debt Reaches $20 Trillion

NASA studies cosmic radiation to protect high-altitude travelers

African states consider mass withdrawal from war crimes court

My advice to President Trump: Keep the private email servers, ditch the Android phone, and Tweet on!

Talal asks Imran to stop misleading people on Panama papers – The News International

New U.S. U.N. envoy warns allies: have our back or we'll respond accordingly

Dubai International Financial Centre Signs Memorandum of Understanding with Dubai Healthcare City Authority to Widen Healthcare Provision

Cosmic lenses support finding on faster than expected expansion of the universe

Pakistan police say 'honour killing' victim Baloch's parents bribed to change testimony

Revealed: Apple named the UAE's top emotional bonded brand

The Trump Administration's Cyber Hubris

Weak exports curb U.S. fourth-quarter economic growth

World Still ‘Grossly Underprepared’ For Outbreaks, Warn Experts