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		<title>Arab States Weekly Review 21-28 Nov 09</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Fears over the financial health of Dubai hit global stockmarkets, following a request by Dubai World for a 6-month delay of repaying its debts. The government-owned investment company has been hit hard by the credit crunch and is said to have debts of USD 60bn.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Fears over the financial health of <strong>Dubai </strong>hit global stockmarkets, following a request by Dubai World for a 6-month delay of repaying its debts. The government-owned investment company has been hit hard by the credit crunch and is said to have debts of USD 60bn.</p>
<p>In order to revive peace negotiations with the Palestinians, Benjamin Netanjahu, prime minister of <strong>Israel</strong>, offered to put a hold on building settlements in the <strong>West Bank</strong> for a period of ten months. To the dismay of the Palestinians, the offers excluded East Jerusalem, existing settlements and settlements already under construction.</p>
<p>The parliament of <strong>Jordan </strong>was dissolved halfway its 4-year term by King Abdullah, following tensions between the government and Islamist opposition.</p>
<p>A row erupted between supporters of the Egyptian and Algerian football teams, following a victory by <strong>Algeria</strong>. Both sides accuse each other of violent attacks. Dozens were hurt in <strong>Egypt</strong>, Algeria and <strong>Sudan</strong>. The Arab League has asked President Ghaddafi of Libya to mediate in the conflict.</p>
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