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S. Korea to build UAE nuke plants
Mon 28 Dec 2009
Agencies DUBAI: The United Arab Emirates has awarded a South Korean-led consortium a $20.4 billion contract to build four nuclear power plants, the Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (ENEC) announced... (photo: Creative Commons / Celuca)

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DNA India
Russia's Putin to launch Pacific oil terminal
Sun 27 Dec 2009
Moscow: Russian prime minister Vladimir Putin will oversee on Monday the loading of the first tanker to carry Siberian oil to Asian markets from the nation's new Pacific terminal, the government said... (photo: Public Domain / File Upload Bot)

Oil workers are seen at the Khurais oil facility in an area where operations are being expanded, about 60 miles southeast of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Monday, June 23, 2008.

Zeenews Sat 26 Dec 2009
Saudi Arabia to spend USD 400 bn in oil, gas projects

Dubai: Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil producer and exporter, is poised to spend up to USD 400 billion to develop its own oil and gas projects in the next few years to meet the growing global... (photo: AP / Hasan Jamali)
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DNA India Sat 26 Dec 2009
id="article_title" Oil price might rise 'reasonably': Saudi king Abdullah

Riyadh: Oil prices are stabilising and might even rise "reasonably," Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah was quoted as saying by a Kuwaiti newspaper. The top OPEC oil exporter reiterated it saw a fair oil... (photo: AP / Hasan Jamali)
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Uzbek President Islam Karimov gestures during a news conference in Tashkent, Saturday, May 14, 2005. Karimov told a news conference that the protesters' demands were unacceptable and that force had to be used to put down the uprising Friday in the city of Andijan. Scores of civilians were reported killed in the violence, and Karimov said 10 soldiers were killed

Al Jazeera Sun 27 Dec 2009
Uzbeks vote in parliamentary poll

Uzbeks have gone to the polls in an election set to hand all the seats in the lower house of parliament to allies of Islam Karimov, the country's president. Uzbekistan... (photo: AP Photo / Anvar ilyasov)
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Chief of Russia's state gas monopoly OAO Gazprom , Alexei Miller, right, talks with Qatar's Deputy Premier and Minister of Energy and Industry, Abdullah bin Hamad Al-Attiya, as Iranian Oil Minister, Gholam Hossein Nozari, center, looks on at the conclusion of their meeting in Tehran, Iran, Tuesday. Oct. 21, 2008.

Asian Age Sat 26 Dec 2009
Qatar tough on gas price

New Delhi, Dec. 25: India may be looking at Qatar for a ‘sweetheart’ gas deal but Doha appears in no mood to sell liquefied natural gas (LNG) at anything less than $9-11... (photo: AP / Vahid Salemi))
Delhi India Photos Price Qatar

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Arab News Sat 26 Dec 2009
Saudi 2010 budget falls in line with the govt's commitment

Arab News THE sharp correction in oil prices and drastic crude oil production cuts have brought down Saudi Arabia's revenues by more than half in 2009. This, together... (photo: Public Domain / Fredoues)
Economy Financial Market Photos Saudi

** EDS NOTE CONTENT ** An Iraqi security man, center, guards after a suicide attack in front of the shrine of Imam Mousa al-Kazim, one of the holiest men in Shiite Islam, in Baghdad's northern Shiite neighborhood of Kazimiyah, Iraq, Sunday, Jan. 4, 2009. A woman hiding among Iranian pilgrims with a bomb strapped under her black robe killed more than three dozen people Sunday outside a Baghdad mosque during ceremonies commemorating the death of one of Shiite Islam's most revered saints.

The Examiner Fri 25 Dec 2009
6 Shiites killed during Iraqi religious ceremony

Comments BAGHDAD (Map, News) - A roadside bomb killed six Shiite Muslim pilgrims Friday during a procession, the latest violence targeting the group during observances of... (photo: AP / IRNA)
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British troops hurry a Jew, from the Exodus refugee ship after trying to enter Palestine illegally, down the gangplank from the transport ship Ocean Vigour, in Hamburg harbour, Germany, to be taken to a reception camp, in this Sept. 8, 1947 file photo.

Khaleej Times Wed 23 Dec 2009
Captain of famed Exodus refugee ship dies at 86

JERUSALEM ' Yitzhak 'Ike' Ahronovitch, the captain of the Exodus ship whose attempt to take Holocaust survivors to Palestine built support for Israel's founding, has... (photo: AP / file)
Holocaust Israel Palestine Photos Refugees

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Iraqi workers are seen at the Rumaila oil refinery, near the city of Basra, 550 kilometers (340 miles) southeast of Baghdad, Iraq, Sunday, Dec. 13, 2009.

Iraq will double exports to China to satisfy thirst for oil

A Kuwaiti oil worker talks on his radio at Mina Abdulah Oil Refinery, 50 Km South of Kuwait City in this file photo taken April 2005. With oil prices hovering near US$60 a barrel, producers are happy and consumers, while feeling the pinch, are still consuming, meaning the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is not expected to change its production level when it meets in Kuwait on

Kuwait boosts oil output to 3M barrels daily

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Kuwait boosts oil output capacity above 3 million bpd Business Report
Kuwait boosts oil output capacity above 3 m bpd The Himalayan
Firms to sign pre-contracts for 7 Iraqi oil fields The Himalayan
Petronas, Japex to Invest $7 Billion in Iraq Oil Field: Repo ABC News
Iraq Accepts Bids for 2 More Oil Fields The New York Times
Security fears limit Iraq oil bids CBC
Iraq oil: Dream investment or worst nightmare? The Siasat Daily
UPDATE 1-No new Libyan oil round for at least a year The Guardian
Puntland Ministers Voted to Amend Oil Exploration Accord All Africa
Pollution fears taint Sudan's oil promise Business Day Online
India eyes Africa to quench oil thirst Deccan Chronicle
Ruminations on the Afghanistan strategy and the future of oi The Examiner
IBS bags IT contract from Oman oil firm Headlines India
Tatneft to develop oil field in Syria RBC News
Britain's oil business just manages to keep trickling along The Observer
Peak oil: the summit that dominates the horizon The Observer
How crude: Small and large oil companies in Russia and the f The Examiner
Sinopec keen despite Iraq snub China Daily
Bontan Corporation obtains significant Israel offshore oil a redOrbit
Nippon Oil in Baghdad for Nassiriya oilfield talks The Guardian

Militants wearing black masks, military fatigues and carrying Kalashnikov assault rifles and rocket-propelled grenade launchers patrol the creeks of the Niger Delta area of Nigeria, in this Friday, Feb. 24, 2006 file photo. A Nigerian militant group said

Nigeria oil rebels claim attack over talks delay

People evacuate their houses by boat pass smoke and flames from a burning oil pipeline belonging to Shell Petroleum Development Company across the Opobo Channel in Asagba Okwan Asarama about 50kms south-west of Port Harcourt, Nigeria, Thursday, Dec. 22, 2005.

Nigerian militants attack oil pipeline

Abdullah bin Hamad Al-Attiyah, Minister of Energy and Industry of Qatar and Chairman of the UN Commission on Sustainable Development´s 15th session, briefs journalists on the opening of the session, at UN Headquarters in New York. (mb1)

Qatari energy minister says current oil prices appropriate

Thailand still scarred 5 years after tsunami Canada Dot Com
OPEC maintains current oil-production levels Daily Star Lebanon
Oil continues rise, nears $74 CNN
AP: Iraq, Malaysia move forward with oil deal USA Today
Season of Discounts Continues at Malls Khaleej Times
Sigourney Weaver: 'Avatar will change what people want in th The Observer
Iraq will be 'big player' at OPEC meet: US diplomat Yahoo Daily News
EGYPT: River pollution hits Nile fishermen IRINnews
Iraq Auctions Development Rights to Oil Fields Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
A Hall of Mirrors, Oom-pah and Electropop The New York Times
Iraq eyes top spot after oil auction Arab News
My 2009 by Seasonal Suicide Notes writer The Times
Rush for Iraq's oil in defiance of bombers The Independent
Colorful Curaçao Denver Post
Iraq holds 2nd oil auction amid security fears Syracuse
Oil firms awarded Iraq contracts Al Jazeera
The Cotton Blossom Is Dry-Docked, but Ol' Man River Keeps Ro The New York Times
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Oil below $76 as OPEC ministers flag steady output The Star
Oil prices perfect, inventories dropping Saudi Inquirer

An Afghani couple rides a bicycle through the streets of KABUL, Afghanistan, during Operation ENDURING FREEDOM.

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35 Days After, Nigeria Groans Without a President This Day
Deregulation: Whose footsteps are we really following? Business Day Online
Gulf stock markets end mixed Arab News
Ratings reflect JIB's strong franchise Arab News
S Korea wins landmark Gulf nuclear power deal The News International
Lucas M. Brown and Andrew K. Barnett: Copenhagen a good firs Star Tribune
Abu Dhabi opens doors for poetry competition in camel beauty The Siasat Daily
Will tightening of visa rules prevent terror attacks? Deccan Chronicle
SNAP ANALYSIS-UAE strengthens hand with nuclear deal The Guardian
Drake & Scull Acquires Kuwait-based Firm Khaleej Times
Crude market fundamentals point to a weaker 2010 Arab News
SHB raises SR725m Arab News
News briefs Arab News
Lack of Christmas cash frustrates Liverpool manager Rafa Ben The Daily Mail
Top scientists share their future predictions The Times
No Christmas pay for Portsmouth: Debts mean Pompey must sell The Daily Mail
20 hits of WORLD 2.0 The Times of India
Adam R. Green: Free trade can free Palestinians The Providence Journal
Investors eye financial results after budget Arab News
Buying into an augmented reality Arab News

In this undated photo released by the Maran Tankers company, the Greece-flagged tanker Maran Centaurus is seen at an unknown location.

Somali pirates hijack Greek-flagged supertanker

Local residents observe as the Norwegian-flagged tanker "Torm Kristina" passes through the Suez canal in Ismailia, Egypt, Thursday, Nov. 20, 2008. Major shipping companies said that they are considering other options including avoiding the passage through the Suez Canal to avoid having to go through the Gulf of Aden due to increasing piracy risks - meaning longer, costlier trips around the southern tip of Africa.

As Somalian pirates widen their horizons, the cost of ship insurance is soaring

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Knoxville retail gasoline prices rise; oil dips

Iran storing 1.45 mln bbls gasoline on ships -trade The Guardian
Defense Minister: Deadly German attack on tankers in Afghani Star Tribune
Hijacked Greek ship drops anchor Independent online (SA)
Hijacked Greek ship enters pirates' haven Independent online (SA)
Somali pirates: Ship crew to die if China tries rescue Asian Age
Somali Pirates Capture Super Tanker Modern Ghana
EU: Hijacked oil tanker was outside corridor Newsday
EU: Hijacked Tanker Was Outside Safe Zone CBS News
Pirates hijack oil tanker bound for U.S. Chicago Sun-Times
EU naval commander: Hijacked US-bound oil tanker was traveli Star Tribune
Pirate attack on oil tanker repelled off Oman The Boston Globe
Somali pirates hijack ship with $20M of oil Canoe
Pirates grab oil tanker with $20 million cargo The Columbus Dispatch
Somali pirates hijack oil-filled tanker San Fransisco Chronicle
Somali pirates hijack oil tanker bound for U.S. Denver Post
Somali pirates capture huge tanker taking oil to US Modern Ghana
Somali pirates snatch Greek tanker with $20m in crude The Boston Globe
Pirates Seize Oil Tanker, U.S.-Bound, Off Somalia Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Second oil tanker hijacking ominous Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Pirates seize tanker on way to U.S. Star Tribune

An unidentified woman lays clothes out to dry on an oil pipeline running through the Okrika neighborhood of Port Harcourt in Nigeria's oil-rich delta region, in this Oct. 7 2006 file photo. Oil prices dropped nearly $2 a barrel, Tuesday, May 29, 2007 on hopes that the inauguration of a new president in OPEC member Nigeria would contribute to a stable supply from the Niger Delta region

Cautious OPEC opts not to hike oil output

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Iraq to double oil supply to China

Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah, right, talks to Saudi oil minister Ali Naimi in Jiddah, Saudi Arabia, Sunday, June 22, 2008. King Abdullah said Sunday that Saudi Arabia was not to blame for soaring oil prices and instead pointed his finger at speculators, high fuel taxes in consuming countries and increased oil consumption in developing economies. The king, who opened a high-level oil summit in the port city of Jiddah, said his kingdom the world's largest oil exporter had already increased its production

Kingdom to store oil in Japan

Nuclear Program Background & Details Khaleej Times
Yemen says Houthi rebel leader may be dead Khaleej Times
Saudi GDP to grow by 4.1% Arab News
Kuwait closes Shuaiba refinery for 4 days-KUNA The Guardian
id="article_title" Al-Khafji oilfield projects bid deadline DNA India
Saudi King Abdullah 'satisfied with oil price' The Himalayan
Oil price might rise 'reasonably': Saudi king Zeenews
US senator promises vote on new Iran sanctions Khaleej Times
Iraq to rival Saudi Arabia in OPEC oil stakes: analysts Daily Star Lebanon
Kingdom promises to support economic recovery in 2010 Arab News
New Russia ESPO blend crude could change rules of the oil ga Arab News
Saudi Arabia faces long war with rebels on Yemen border Daily Star Lebanon
Dubai property and banking stocks fall as DFM gains on Nasda Daily Star Lebanon
Iraq to double crude supply to oil-thirsty China Daily Star Lebanon
Iraq Plans to Increase Oil Production Business Week
Iraq expected to rival Saudi in OPEC oil stakes The Siasat Daily
Turkey expects to secure oil for new pipeline Business Report
More War In Store For 2010 CBS News
Khalifa sets up Emirates Nuclear Energy Corp Khaleej Times
OPEC leaves production at current levels Tulsa World

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad speaks to the media after delivering his budget bill to the parliament, in Tehran, Iran, Sunday, Jan. 21, 2007. Ahmadinejad on Sunday defended his economic policies from sharp recent domestic criticism and said U.N. Security Council sanctions imposed in December would never deter the country from pursuing its nuclear prog

Iran's Ahmadinejad dismisses West's year-end deadline

British Prime Minister Tony Blair arrives back at 10 Downing Street after Prime Minister´s Questions at the House of Common, London, Wednesday, May 9, 2007. A British civil servant was convicted Wednesday of leaking a classified memo about a meetin

What Tony Blair did next after Downing Street

In this photo released by the United Nations taken on Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2009, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, center, enters the Plenary Hall with Denmark's Prime Minister Lars Loekke Rasmussen, center right, and Britain's Prince Charles, center left, to attend the opening of the Plenary of the High-Level Segment in the Bella Center in Copenhagen, Denmark.

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ABB wins SR79m SOLB contract Arab News
UAE awards nuclear contract to S Korea Taipei Times
South Korea to Build Reactors in Middle East The New York Times
Bombs kill 7 Shiite pilgrims in Iraq The Examiner
UAE signs epic nuclear deal with South Korea Business Report
Energy an issue in the Atlantic Canoe
UAE signs $20 billion nuclear deal with S. Korea Syracuse
UAE inks deal nuclear plants deal with S. Korea Chicago Sun-Times
Emirates inks deal with S.Korea for nuclear plants Syracuse
UAE's hand strengthened by nuclear power plans Khaleej Times
SNAP ANALYSIS-UAE's hand strengthened by nuclear power plans The Guardian
Bomb kills 5 Shiite pilgrims in northeastern Iraq The Examiner
Bombs targeting Iraqi pilgrims tent kills 5 The Examiner
Op-ed: Time for military strikes in Iran The Examiner
Pak factor breaks India-Iran gas pipeline Asian Age
Deora hopes for bargain deal with Doha for LNG supply Sify
Weather History: December 25: Record Warm, Cold, Snowstorm, The Examiner
Blasts kill 27 Iraqis before solemn Shiite holiday The Examiner
Israel needs to cut electricty demand growth The Guardian
Novaar Announces Joint Venture With Key Russian Federation D redOrbit

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