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    investors held shares as well as the Qatar government and they received a loan provided by Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa of QAR 500 million ($137 million). Al Jazeera became an impartial news source although it was not the first such broadcaster in the Middle East‚ but others in the region would avoid embarrassing material to their home governments. Al Jazeera discussed issues relating to the Arab world presenting “The opinion and the

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    Women in the Arab World

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    no rational reasoning. Women today might be granted the rights to vote‚ to drive‚ to work or become involved in society in general but those are just basic human rights that shouldn’t be fought for rather should be given. However‚ women in the Middle East are still not being treated equally as men‚ especially in the workforce. For starters‚ in the Arab world‚ companies still expect people to have a ’ personal information’ section on their CV in which they are to list their gender‚ date of birth‚

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    1. What are strengths and weakness of Malaysian Tourism industry.(10M) Strengths Weakness Multi culture Communication Outstanding nature World Heritage Landing The attitude of the people Transportation Hygiene New rival country Strengths Multi-culture is one of the biggest strengths that Malaysian Tourism has because we have 3 main different cultures living together which is Malays‚ Chinese and Indian. Besides that‚ we also have other culture in Sabah and Sarawak which is Iban‚ Kadanzan

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    The Emirates Group is composed of airport services provider DNATA (the Dubai National Air Transport Association) and Emirates Airlines. Owned by the government of Dubai and based at the busiest airport in the Middle East‚ Emirates has flourished under the sheikdom’s ’wide open skies’ policy‚ in spite of the restrictions placed on it by other countries. The airline‚ renowned for its luxurious in-flight service‚ was unique among long-haul airlines in that it had not joined a global alliance such as

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    Firms with some market power can increase profits by practicing either direct price discrimination or indirect price discrimination. Direct price discrimination arises when the market can be segmented into sub populations on the basis of readily observable characteristics. Each of the segments has a different elasticity of demand and subsequently is charged a different price. Arbitrage must be prevented for this type of discrimination to be applicable. Profits are maximized by equating the marginal

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    be about. In this essay I am going to present three different situations where social media has been one of the key factors for political movements. The three events are: Kony 2012 on Facebook Carl Bildt on Twitter Political revolts in middle eastern countries Kony2012 is a campaign that was created on an initiative by the American organization Invisible children2. Invisible children are an organization that works with human rights related issues with a connection to children. The

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    airline feasibility

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    BROOKINGS DOHA CENTER ANALYSIS PAPER Number 8‚ September 2013 KINGS FOR ALL SEASONS: HOW THE MIDDLE EAST’S MONARCHIES SURVIVED THE ARAB SPRING F. GREGORY GAUSE‚ III Brookings The Brookings Institution is a private non-profit organization. Its mission is to conduct high-quality‚ independent research and‚ based on that research‚ to provide innovative‚ practical recommendations for policymakers and the public. The conclusions and recommendations of any Brookings publication are solely

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    Persian Empire

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    Now I ask you a question‚ where and when the Suez Canal was constructed? The Suez Canal lies between Middle East and Egypt and it was completed in 1869. But when European engineers were in the middle of constructing the canal they found a statue with some writing on it which said‚ "I‚ Darius the Great‚ King of Persia‚ King of Kings‚ King of the World‚ commanded my men to build a canal so that the East and West can easily trade with each other." They constructed the canal around 525 BC but years later

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    Contemporary Middle East History Midterm Examination Mid-Term Essay #1 The Ottoman and Persian empires faced formidable challenges attempting to maintain military and economic parity with the West throughout the 18th and 19th centuries. The Middle Eastern empires attempted to meet these challenges through the implementation of defensive developmentalism policies‚ with better-equipped armies‚ bureaucratic government and involvement in key markets. To compete with European empires‚ Middle Eastern

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    administration official said. 2. How did the concerns of the U.S. public result in a business decision by a Dubai company? When U.S. public got aware that American ports could be held by an Arab company‚ fear was felt because for a number of Americans‚ Middle Eastern Countries equals more or less terrorism (Prados 8). Immediately‚ politicians put their two cents in order to gain popularity by surfing on the wave of fear. As soon as it became political‚ DP World and Dubai‚ in an intelligent way‚ withdrawn

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