Strong earthquakes hit Asia

Suu Kyi back under house arrest

SEC chief should clean up his own back yard

Holiday period over for Hariri

The Unborn

Purple Violets

Gauging the cost of the swine flu pandemic

China takes lead in green race

Robbie takes back the spotlight

Yankees sock it to Red Sox

A very different long-distance relationship

Chained together by a dark history

Ronaldinho's responsibility for Milan

I thought I was a good driver until my blind spots were pointed out

Simpson gets ready for action

Saudi housemaids' tale causes stir

Yemeni unrest blunts aid workers

Talk of revising the Taif Agreement

Ratings watch on Dubai banks

Collins delivers as Titans clinch Hall of Fame game

Fatah's voting deadline extended

England are on the ropes, says confident North

Taliban on the advance as Afghan elections approach

Al Ain makes ready for invasion of summer rats

The family that holidays together...

Ambitious plans are put on the table

Langer makes a point

Del Potro turning up the heat

Molestation case heard in private

Defensive driving school

Nature's fireworks on brilliant display

Rio awaits evidence against its employees

The king of tribute festivals

Gulf Finance House posts Q2 loss

Kane not able to escape the curse

Coach's call to stay focused after respectable loss to China

Dh150,000 company start-up hurdle axed

Paid-up investors take on Dubai Properties over Business Bay

Fabregas' future with Arsenal for time being

Nadal's knees survive first test in Montreal

Will Tiger win the PGA Championship at Hazeltine?

Guest numbers rise in Dubai

Westwood fired up for Hazeltine

OPEC trims global forecast ahead of summit

Kidnapped Chechen activist found dead

Intercontinental Hotels posts sharp profit fall

Heads bow to might of the impressive King's Apostle

Kenyan TV series starts row with Ethiopia

UAE go down fighting against China

Life in motion

Mortlock may be ruled out

Mothers of slain fighters bring hopes for peace

Iraq's army of surplus workers deters foreign investment

Retailers have been hit badly by the current downturn, and having to work much harder than before to get customers to open their wallets.

From Guantanamo to tropical paradise

Woman hurt in balcony fall at mall

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Sick child en route to India for transplant

Swimmer shrugs off Tokyo quake

Security tight as Dan starts show in Hyderabad

Sharjah plans for Ramadan taking shape

Schumacher calls off comeback

Four banks in UAE put on ratings review

Oval or out for Flintoff

'Fraud is biggest threat to elections'

After seizing piranhas from shops, Dubai reaffirms its ban on the fish

Filling a hole in Islamic finance

Aabar soars on Algeria car deal

Talking about a revolution

Chamakh can't sleep with Arsenal on the mind

UAE revenues carry TNT Express

Man City to open Abu Dhabi academy

Harrington's untimely stumble

Allegations unfair, says irate Younus

Charges say man forced wife to abort

All pals in Dubai as Friends win cricket final

A last waltz for Ramprakash

Dubai boosts food safety effort

The Tattooist

Indy 200 win puts Kiwi Dixon back on top

String of blasts kills dozens in Iraq

Capello: Beckham must play in Europe

Stores go interactive to lure cash-strapped shoppers

JFK's sister Eunice dies

TV monitoring system moves a step closer