It's a 3,500-year-old clay tablet
Ancient clay tablet from Assyrian king heading back to Iraq
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It's a 3,500-year-old clay tablet
Ancient clay tablet from Assyrian king heading back to Iraq
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Sajwani, founder and chairman of Dubai's DAMAC Properties
Cavalli plans to open $545 million luxurious skyscraper in Dubai
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Inscriptions on the wall of the southern tomb of King Djoser
Egypt reopens King Djoser's southern tomb to tourists
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Heartbreaking stories of cancer patients
Lebanese cancer patients’ frantic search for medication continues
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Learning about falconry from a very young age in the UAE
ADIHEX highlights importance of women's role in falconry
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Many visitors come to take photos inside the plane at a price of five shekels (about $1.50) per person
Palestinian twins offering customers cafe onboard the plane
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"no gasoline = no ambulance," reads the sign
Lebanon’s medical care; from leader in Arab world to critical state
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Scott Anderson's novel reads in a way that gives the impression more that it is a spy novel rather than an historical study
Lawrence in Arabia - War, Deceit, Imperial Folly and the Making of the Modern Middle East
Jim Miles
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COVID-19 cases in Yemen's north are rising rapidly
Yemen’s Houthis approaching coronavirus with outright denial
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