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At Wednesday meeting with British prime minister, the UAE president is likely to be asked about abuse of three Britons.
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Tanzania tribe evicted from ancestral land
Maasai say they are being forced to leave to make room for hunting company's access to traditional land.
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UK PM concerned over claims of torture in UAE
David Cameron voices concern over alleged torture in Dubai prison of three Britons jailed for drug offences.
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The runners for Asian football's top job
The AFC President will be elected on May 2nd, Al Jazeera English looks at the four candidates eyeing Asia's biggest job.
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Godolphin trainer receives eight-year ban
Mahmood Al Zarooni banned from racing for his part in doping scandal that has embarrassed Dubai's ruler Sheikh Mohammed.
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Royal blue Godolphin silks are tarnished
Trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni admits negligence as eleven horses in his care are tested positive for anabolic steroids.
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UAE migrant workers sing out in new film
Documentary takes a rare look at South Asian labourers in Dubai who compete in annual Bollywood-style singing contest.
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Last Modified: 20 Apr 2013 12:56 GMT
Pakistan: Putting democracy to the test
As some political parties are targeted by the Pakistani Taliban, we examine the impact on the upcoming elections.
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Inside Story
Last Modified: 18 Apr 2013 13:19 GMT
Pakistani troops in rescue effort after quake
Army helps in rescue operation in remote border areas after magnitude 7.8 hit Iran's Khash, killing at least 34.
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