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An Iraqi official says insurgent attacks caused a 4 percent drop in the country's oil exports in October compared to the previous month, but that revenues were up due to higher prices. Oil Ministry spokesman Assem Jihad says exports averaged...

London, Nov 4 : A new study of zebrafish has put scientists in the U.S. a step closer to unravelling the mechanism behind body part regeneration, a power possessed by some animals but not humans. The search for the holy...

The risk lies in their niche businesses, which depend on government contracts, but Cramer said he sees potential for both companies. L-1 makes a biometrics recognition device that helps to identify insurgents in Iraq and Afghanistan, and other countries are...

A world away from the roadside bombs and combat injuries of Iraq and Afghanistan, Americans are suffering the same type of brain injury seen in troops coming home from those war-torn countries. On American roads, at workplaces and on playing...

Following are excerpts from an interview with Yemenite cleric Abd Al-Majid Al-Zindani. The interview aired on Iqra TV on October 23, 2008. "Women Are Subject to Menstruation, When Their Endurance and Mental Capacity for Concentration Are Diminished" Abd Al-Majid Al-Zindani:...

Expway, the world leader in mobile TV and video data management solutions for broadcast, cellular, broadband and satellite networks today announced the launch of its FastESG™ Mobile TV platform for Mobision in Iraq. This marks a further milestone in its...

Baghdad : Maj. Ahmed Khathem, the head of Iraq's newly formed cybercrimes division, sits in a borrowed office, at a borrowed desk, working on a laptop borrowed from one of his subordinates. It is his unit's lone computer, highlighting the...