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Insider sheds light on Syria's chemical arms
Former scientist for country's programme says the regime used sarin agent in small quantities to halt rebel advances.
Last Modified: 23 May 2013 17:56 GMT
Fallout from rare strike at Arabtec Construction continues, as many South Asian labourers ordered to leave the country.
Labourers at construction giant Arabtec in the UAE complain of low pay, poor conditions and lack of annual leave.
Efforts to protect wildlife are pushing Maasai tribes from land on which they've grazed their cattle for generations.
High-flying UK budget airline wants to bring tourists to Cairo, but a deal reached in 2010 has taken a nosedive.
Early warning technology has been deployed in rural Nepal to protect people along glacial rivers from sudden surges.
Many are being forced to flee conflict again, years after having sought refuge in Syria from civil war back home.
Poaching of the endangered species in Africa is on the rise, and traffickers often move the horns to Vietnam for sale.
With a diameter of 1km, the new National Stadium cost $750m and was ready one year before the World Cup begins.
Critics say monuments in Scotland's biggest city are not truly representative of local identity and ignore commoners.
Once a bustling haven, Elasha Biyaha has almost become a ghost town as residents flee.
Lebanon-based militia is assisting villagers caught up in the conflict.
Ancient ruins of Mes Aynak threatened by planned Chinese mining project.
Residents say ordinary women are often being targeted by police in campaign to curb prostitution in red light district.
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