Free speech red lines fuel Muslim film rage abroad
In US funded ads on Pakistani TV clips show Obama praising religious freedom but many viewers see the message as missing the mark amid global protests over a film insulting Prophet Muhammad. The issue is how US free speech values are applied in the Islamic world and the perceived double standards.
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U N says 1.5 million Syrians need food aid
Beirut report shows the World Food Program chief says the number of Syrians requiring food aid has risen from 250000 in April to 1500000 today as civil war drives civilians from homes. The agency has raised 78000000 dollars and seeks 60000000 more to cover annual Syria budget amid winter. Diplomatic pressure is urged to grant access to those in need.
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New SARS like virus found in Middle East
A new SARS like coronavirus causing respiratory illness is linked to Saudi Arabia and Qatar. A Saudi national died and a Qatar linked patient is in critical care in London. WHO monitors outbreak while no travel limits advised.
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