As NATO Prepares for Afghan Withdrawal, Uzbekistan Seeks War’s Leftovers
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Washington casts wary eye at Muslim Brotherhood
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Kuwait’s Prime Minister said more than 60 Islamists held by the UAE for plotting to overthrow the government were financed by Kuwaiti nationals. The plotters belong to the Muslim Brotherhood.
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A Kuwaiti court sentenced a man to two years in prison for insulting the country’s ruler on Twitter. Security forces dispersed several hundred demonstrators protesting against parliamentary elections.
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Tensions flare between UAE and Muslim Brotherhood
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The high cost of disengagement
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Rich young Kuwaitis challenge old guard government
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Kuwait elected a new parliament. Turnout was low due to a boycott by an opposition coalition of Islamists, tribal groups, and young people.
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Egypt’s President Morsi takes sweeping new powers
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Security forces used tear gas to break up a demonstration against new voting rules for upcoming parliamentary elections. The government had previously banned all demonstrations.
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Rare protest bond between Islamists and liberals emerges from Kuwait’s political turmoil
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The government banned public gatherings. The ban followed clashes between riot police and Islamist demonstrators who oppose changes to electoral laws.
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Opposition groups staged a large protest against changes to election laws affecting upcoming parliamentary elections. Some protesters were arrested and several injured as police tried to break up the demonstration.
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The death of Osama bin Laden: how the US finally got its man
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Kuwait’s ruler dissolved parliament and set early elections. The action was a victory for opposition Islamic and tribal parties.
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After Arab Spring, Salafists are building influence — at polls and at gunpoint
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Citing US Fears, Arab Allies Limit Aid to Syrian Rebels
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Muslim rage over Prophet film fed by hunt for America’s free speech `red lines’
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Anti-American Protests Over Film Expand to More Than a Dozen Countries
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Plans for Gulf’s biggest Catholic church stir backlash in troubled Bahrain
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Iran drawing India closer with talks on train, road access to Afghanistan
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NATO says combat operations unaffected by pullout logistics
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US Reliance on Saudi Oil Is Growing Again
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Egypt issues fatwa on Muslims who publicly ignore Ramadan fast
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Looking Toward Future, Army Plans to Relocate Overseas Stores
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US Adds Forces in Persian Gulf, a Signal to Iran
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The quiet influence of Kuwait’s Salafis
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Turkey seeks diplomacy not war
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An audio message from Guantanamo detainee Fayiz al Kandari to the Syrian people was reportedly released online. US officials have identified al Kandari as an al Qaeda propagandist who was close to Osama bin Laden.

Kuwait: Blogger gets 10 years in prison for blasphemy
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