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Huawei's Middle East revenue rose 18 percent in 2012: executive

DUBAI (Reuters) - China's Huawei Technologies Co's Middle East revenue rose 18 percent to $2.08 billion in 2012 and the roll-out of 4G mobile networks and IT outsourcing will be among its main regional growth drivers, the firm said.Full story

Pres. Obama & Turkish PM Erdogan News Conference

  President Obama and Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan hold a news conference on the progress towards peace in the Middle East, and agreements reached on trade and security.

Erdogan says will go ahead with Gaza visit

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan said at the White House on Thursday that he intends to go ahead with a planned trip to the Gaza Strip next month despite pressure from the United States to delay it. Full story

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  Reimagining America's foreign policy

Two-time Pulitzer Prize winner and author of Beyond War: Reimagining American Influence in a New Middle East, David Rhode talks with MSNBC’s Alex Witt. He offers his unique insights on the U.S. improving its relationships with Muslims, international diplomacy in the Middle East, and militant, religi

  Author: ‘Some extremists will never ever agree with us’

Author David Rohde talks about the difference between Muslims and jihadists. Rohde also explains why powers are shifting in the Middle East between conservative and moderate Muslims.

  Kerry pushes new Mideast peace talks

Secretary of State John Kerry wants to resuscitate Mideast peace talks. In meetings with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other senior and Israeli and Palestinian officials Kerry said he believed peace was possible. NBC’s Catherine Chomiak reports. 

  North Korea Threat: How Should US Respond?

How concerned should the U.S. be in regards to the threat from North Korea? Sen. George Mitchell who was the special envoy to the Middle East, provides perspective.

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A general view of the Chillout cafe is pictured in Dubai

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