www.smh.com.auDirty or clean, cash keeps rolling into Dubaipublished about 3 hours ago
This city does not like being associated with high-profile trouble, writes Andrew Stevenson.
US isolated as Afghanistan players plot movespublished about 3 hours ago
The capture of the Taliban's No.2 raises the stakes in the expected reconciliation talks, writes Paul McGeough.
Skimpy uniforms, short pay and long hours, Hooters workers cry foulpublished about 3 hours ago
SACRAMENTO: Hooters managers scrutinise everything from employees' hair and fingernails to their skimpy uniforms, and require them to make unpaid promotional appearances, California restaurant workers ... more
Rejected trade ban 'sounds death knell' for bluefinpublished about 3 hours ago
DOHA: Fishing nations have voted down environmentalists, with a US-backed proposal to ban export of the Atlantic bluefin tuna overwhelmingly rejected at a UN wildlife ... more
Israel will try to woo Palestinianspublished about 3 hours ago
JERUSALEM: The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has pledged to implement a series of trust-building measures with the Palestinians in an attempt to mend his ... more
Where gays hide their pridepublished about 3 hours ago
Sexual identity can be complicated in India, where few men are brave enough to call themselves gay, writes Matt Wade.
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