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Monday's assault of Gulf News and Al Ittihad reporters by officials from the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs is not acceptable and should not be allowed to go unpunished.

Every country and city brands itself whether by design or subconsciously. Think London think red buses and Big Ben; think Amsterdam think coffee shops and windmills; think New York, think hot dogs and skyscrapers, think Dubai ...

Pandemic. The word seems to be on everyone's lips. But we are already in the midst of a pandemic, which is far more serious than what bird flu will ever develop into.

Speeding kills

Rajapakse must tread carefully and not wreck the ceasefire with the Tigers.

Day one of the Arab League-organised sessions reflects the chaotic state of affairs.

China can be America’s greatest opportunity or its greatest challenge.

In an age characterised by globalisation, it is but natural that the younger generations are prepared and educated to be able to deal with such an environment.

India's ruling party chief Sonia Gandhi finally broke her silence on the Volcker report. But her stage-managed defence raises serious questions what does she have to hide?

Lead them to a peaceful future

Ordinarily, the way that Sri Lankans vote in Thursday's presidential election should determine the future of the island nation.

Jacques Chirac has admitted that France's nights of urban violence had revealed a "profound malaise" in society. The French president seems to be a victim of malaise himself.