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RALLIES WATCH MANAMA: Bahrain human rights activists say they will attend all marches and gatherings in the country until the month-end as independent observers. They are urging organisers to ensure that the gatherings are not hijacked by thugs. Authorities are then forced to take legal measures and control v...ReadMore

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Stop Syria killings THOUSANDS of people yesterday took part in a rally calling on the Syrian regime to stop its crackdown on civilians.	Economists debate Gulf Air revamp plan Extra security vow for expats Security vow to expats Bapco draws up emergency plan A Himalayan challenge... Death plunge woman's body to be sent home Firebomb attacks slammed A balanced diet necessary to keep your turtle healthy Community leader honoured Maths challenge for British School pupils More Local News

BUSINESSS NEWS GREECE IN CHAOS AS DEBT DEFAULT LOOMS ATHENS: Greece's ruling coalition was headed for an emergency reshuffle yesterday with the country gripped by a two-day general strike and violent protests in Athens as a chaotic debt default looms closer. Travelex opens new outlet China demand setback as imports hit new low Spain revamps labour market Wintershall boosts Libya production Total shifts focus in Iraq Etihad in key talks Consumer data setback for US IEA cuts oil growth on global woes Bankia to write off $4.5 billion Better margins for petchem firms More Business News WORLD NEWS BOMBINGS KILL 28 IN ALEPPO BEIRUT: At least 28 people were killed in two bomb attacks in Syria's second city Aleppo yesterday while in besieged Homs, opposition neighbourhoods endured another day of bombardment by troops. Refugee rush Asia giants join Iran diplomacy as sanctions hurt trade AT A GLANCE... Haniyeh arrives in Tehran Russia engineer jailed for spying Court setback for Gilani in contempt case Town rumpus over prayers An era ends as Kodak exits camera business More World News SPORTS NEWS McILROY SURGES AHEAD DUBAI: US Open champion Rory McIlroy and Danish veteran Thomas Bjorn sunk late birdies to set the pace at the Dubai Desert Classic yesterday, with the pair 13-under after the second round. Aussies hold off brave Sri Lanka Zambians aim to honour 'heroes' England may go to Euro with caretaker manager Pacquiao poised for Bradley showdown in Las Vegas United play down race row ahead of key clash England not to take Italian challenge lightly Kings thunder past Oklahoma Qatar unveil 2020 Olympic bid logo Afridi claims five as Pakistan tame Afghanistan Lee sets pace as Tiger makes solid start More Sports News

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