| Wed, 10 Mar 2010 Google CEO: Development in China dispute 'soon'
| ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates – Google Inc.'s CEO said Wednesday the Internet search company is in active negotiations with the Chinese government and expects some resolution in its dispute with Beijing soon. | Speaking at a media conference in the Middle East... | Tunisia's 'feminist' Muslim scholar commemorated in London
| London, March 09: A lecture was held Friday in London celebrating the life and work of a prominent Tunisian Islamic scholar who was known for championing women's rights in 1930s. | The religious views of Taher Haddad (1899-1935), especially in his famous book "Our Wom... | Aeronautical Sector Set to Take Off
Tunisia's aeronautical engineering sector is witnessing a rapid growth from 6 plants in 2001 employing 951 people, to 43 plants in 2009 boasting a 2, 393-strong workforce. | ... | Habiba Ghribi Elected Best Sportswoman in 2009
According to the first referendum organized by the daily Arabic language newspaper, "Assahafa", Tunisia's foremost woman runner, Habiba Ghribi, was elected as the best runner in 2009. | ... | Prime Minister Chairs Meeting of Higher Council of Scientific Research and Technology
The Prime Minister Mr. Mohamed Ghannouchi pointed out that scientific research represents a strategic sector for Tunisia, one on which the economy rests, and on which the country relies on in its march towards modernity and progress. | ... | First Lady Receives Shield From Lebanese Council Resisting Violence Against Women
The opening ceremony of the Arab Conference to fight violence against women was marked by the handing of the Shield from the Lebanese Council to resist violence against women, to the First Lady, Mrs Leila Ben Ali. | ... | Nabeul to Host Neapolis Contemporary Art Forum
Nabeul, the capital of the Cap Bon region, will host from March 9 to 28, 2010 the 6th edition of the Neapolis Contemporary Art Forum. Incidentally, Neapolis was the Roman name of Nabeul, signifying the new city. | ... | Tunisia's 'feminist' Muslim scholar commemorated in London
By Mamoon Alabbasi - LONDON | A lecture was held Friday in London celebrating the life and work of a prominent Tunisian Islamic scholar who was known for championing women's rights in 1930s. | The religious views of Taher Haddad (1899-1935), especially in his famous boo... | |
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