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The Gulf's post-war balancing act with Iran
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Israeli firms trading with EU are poisoning Palestinian farmland
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Shia blocs remain divided over the prime minister nomination, as their preferred candidate, ex-premier Nouri al-Maliki, faces US opposition.
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