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	Bangkok airport resumes operation \| Russian Orthodox Church head dies \| Paris thieves steal $102m jewels \| US carmakers' plea under scrutiny \| Collider 'needs warning system' \| Mugabe 'should go or face arrest' \| India admits 'lapses' over Mumbai \| Big drop in global measles cases \| Man killed for 'hogging karaoke' \| Swiss inventor travels round the world by the power of the sun \| US congresswoman mistakes Barack Obama for a hoax caller \| Global crisis ends Honda F1 era \| Sunderland begin hunt for manager \| Send your video, pictures and story ideas \| Canadian crisis \| Terror base? \| It's quiz time! \| Health bullseye \| Sound of 2009 \| Inside Gaza \| Congo and Rwanda to fight rebels \| Canada halts parliament amid row \| Dry South Australia buys in water \| Moroccan convicted of Madrid link \| Israeli West Bank forces on alert \| India-Russia nuclear deal signed \| MP calls for Shannon case review \| BMW sales dip more than a quarter \| Warning over internet painkillers \| Gorilla states in poaching pledge \| Boy George guilty of imprisonment \| Nasa delays its next Mars mission \|

Events

December 14, 2008
GCC Management Accounting Forum,

January 30, 2009
WAHO Conference 2009,

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News

AISEC formally launched in Oman
Student organisation already has four chapters in Muscat > Read more

Salaries go up by 14% in Oman
Conducted by GulfTalent.com among 29,000 professionals survey finds inflation hit 13.5 percent this year, one of the highest in GCC driven largely by rapidly rising rents > Read more

Oman Mobile inks reseller pacts
Renna and Friendi to repackage service with more features > Read more

Nawras sponsors Wahiba Challenge
Nawras sponsored the Wahiba Challenge 2008, which presented an off-road adventure recently > Read more

Metered Taxis: The count-down begins
Cab drivers and commuters are at loggerheads over plans to introduce metered taxis > Read more

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Sports

Aussies back in business
The Indians have always managed to get under the Aussies’ skin. The highly successful and former captain Steve Waugh once described India as the final frontier > Read more

Life gets tougher for drug cheats
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) continued to strengthen its ties with various law enforcement agencies > Read more

Afghans end Oman’s dream run in the finals
The boys were in sparkling form throughout the tournament, but Oman’s dream run came to an abrupt end in the finals of the ACC Under-17 Challenge Cup 2008 > Read more