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Current News Iraq 25-04-2012 IRIN Analysis: Syria's forgotten refugees - Ya Libnan Ya LibnanIRIN Analysis: Syria's forgotten refugeesYa LibnanHis family depends on remittances – now affected by the devaluation of the Syrian currency – from family in Iraq to survive. UNHCR recently increased the food allowance from 1100 to 1500 pounds per person per month ($19 to $26); and intends to increase ...and more »Read more... 26-04-2012 Syria's forgotten refugees - Middle East Online Middle East OnlineSyria's forgotten refugeesMiddle East OnlineHis family depends on remittances - now affected by the devaluation of the Syrian currency - from family in Iraq to survive. UNHCR recently increased the food allowance from 1100 to 1500 pounds per person per month ($19 to $26); and intends to increase ...and more »Read more... 30-04-2012 Saudi Arabia and the Egyptian 'no' - Al-Arabiya Al-ArabiyaSaudi Arabia and the Egyptian 'no'Al-ArabiyaThis means that Egypt's economy is bigger than that of Qatar, Kuwait, Iraq, and Libya together in terms of economic power. Egyptians will not be able to put this power into effect without establishing strong relations with economically powerful ...and more »Read more... 10-05-2012 Net1 Reports Third Quarter 2012 Results - MarketWatch (press release) Net1 Reports Third Quarter 2012 ResultsMarketWatch (press release)In addition to payments, UEPS can be used for banking, healthcare management, payroll, remittances, voting and identification. Net1 operates market-leading payment processors in South Africa, Republic of Korea, Ghana and Iraq.and more »Read more... 11-05-2012 US Official Remarks on Challenges Facing Region - AllAfrica.com US Official Remarks on Challenges Facing RegionAllAfrica.comWhile Tunisia has charted impressive political progress, the government's ability to meet post-revolution socio-economic growth targets is strained by lost remittances, diminished production, and plummeting tourism and exports.Read more... 14-05-2012 Labor Trafficking: Modern-Day Slave Trade - OpEd - Eurasia Review Labor Trafficking: Modern-Day Slave Trade - OpEdEurasia ReviewWith remittances totaling some $20 billion a year, the Philippines places fourth as a recipient of remittances, after China, India, and Mexico. The role of the Philippines as a labor exporter cannot be divorced from the dynamics of neoliberal ...and more »Read more... 14-05-2012 ANALYSIS: Have Pakistan's generals overplayed their hand in Afghanistan ... - Pakistan Daily Times ANALYSIS: Have Pakistan's generals overplayed their hand in Afghanistan ...Pakistan Daily TimesBut for workers' remittances from abroad, amounting to about $ 12 billion, Pakistan's internal and external finances would be precarious. With a burgeoning population, deteriorating law and order, little investment, Pakistan cannot afford continuation ...and more »Read more... 16-05-2012 Pressure on BoP, higher inflation, political unrest threaten economy - Financial Express Bangladesh Pressure on BoP, higher inflation, political unrest threaten economyFinancial Express Bangladesh"Worker remittances were 13.1 per cent higher in the quarter under review than in the corresponding period of the previous fiscal", it pointed out. Disbursement of foreign aid, the review noted, dropped by 6.7 per cent in the first seven months of FY12 ...and more »Read more... 17-05-2012 Sri Lanka ships less tea, benefits from weak rupee in first quarter 2012 - Lanka Business Online Sri Lanka ships less tea, benefits from weak rupee in first quarter 2012Lanka Business OnlineShipments to Iraq rose 16.0 percent to 5.3 million kilos this year. Sales to Turkey, fell 30.0 percent to 4.2 million kilos in the 2012 quarter. Shipments to Libya, more than doubled to 3.8 million kilos this year. However, lower export volumes were ...and more »Read more... 17-05-2012 Labor Trafficking - Modern-Day Slave Trade - AllAfrica.com Labor Trafficking - Modern-Day Slave TradeAllAfrica.comWith remittances totaling some $20 billion a year, the Philippines places fourth as a recipient of remittances, after China, India, and Mexico. The role of the Philippines as a labor exporter cannot be divorced from the dynamics of neoliberal ...and more »Read more... Related Articles