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King calls for swift pan-Arab action to end Syria crisis
Following is the unofficial translation of His Majesty King Abdullah’s speech at the 24th Arab Summit in Doha on Tuesday.
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Car bomb hits Syrian capital as rebels press closer
A car bomb killed at least three people, wounded dozens and blew the windows out of buildings in northeastern Damascus on Tuesday as rebel fighters stepped up attacks in the Syrian capital, pro-government television stations said.
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Britain’s PM Cameron unveils immigration crackdown
Prime Minister David Cameron unveiled a crackdown on immigration on Monday, saying he planned to show illegal migrants “the door” and rein in welfare benefits he believes lure foreigners to live off the British state.
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Economist advises Jordanian strategists to focus on fiscal reforms, not growth
Jordanian decision makers should focus on fiscal reforms in the next couple of years and not on growth, according to an economist.
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Nashama beat Japan 2-1 to revive World Cup hopes
Two goals by Khalil Bani Atiyah and Ahmad Hayel helped Jordan to a 2-1 victory in their World Cup qualifier against Japan in Amman on Tuesday, a win that revived the national team’s hopes to go to Brazil.
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Carens’ comeback
The second to last vehicle in Kia’s entire line-up to receive a Peter Schreyer makeover and new corporate “tiger grille” since 2007, the just launched fourth generation Kia Carens compact multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) is an altogether better looking, more spacious, better driving and more spacious yet smaller offering than the car it replaces. First introduced in 1999 with a rather anonymous design, successive generations tightened up the Carens’ styling considerably, but the latest and most handsome newly launched version takes its game up several notches and is well placed to compete with stylish European mini-MPVs like the Renault Scenic and Ford C-Max.
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Advocating peace
On the occasion of US President Barack Obama’s visit to Jordan, I would like to express my deep appreciation for his efforts towards a two-state solution.
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Nashama beat Japan 2-1 to revive World Cup hopes
Two goals by Khalil Bani Atiyah and Ahmad Hayel helped Jordan to a.
