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		<title>Arab States Weekly Review 14-20 Nov 09</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Fighting intensified in Yemen, where Saudi Arabian forces blockade the northern coastline and assist Yemeni government forces to clamp down on rebels loyal to the Houthi clan. The Houthis are a militant group of Zaydi Shia operating in the rugged northern area of Yemen.
Fatah, the Palestinian group in power in the West Bank, says that [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Fighting intensified in <strong>Yemen</strong>, where Saudi Arabian forces blockade the northern coastline and assist Yemeni government forces to clamp down on rebels loyal to the Houthi clan. The Houthis are a militant group of Zaydi Shia operating in the rugged northern area of Yemen.</p>
<p>Fatah, the Palestinian group in power in the <strong>West Bank</strong>, says that the UN should recognize an independent state in the West Bank territory, in response to a stalemate in the search for a settlement with Israel.</p>
<p>The <strong>Dubai </strong>Government Economic Committee reported its economy is growing at a rate of 5%, less than in previous years but still higher than the most cautious forecasts. </p>
<p>In <strong>Lebanon</strong>, Hassan Nasrallah was re-elected as the head of Hezbollah following a congress which also adopted the newest party manifesto.</p>
<p>Total net profits of listed firms on the Stock Exchange of <strong>Kuwait </strong>dropped by over 70% in the first three quarters of 2009, according to a recent economic report. The global financial crisis is to blame.</p>
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