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Politics of the Arab world
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Arab Winter
Syrian Civil War
Somali Civil War
Western Sahara conflict
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Libya
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Geography
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Maghreb
Mashriq
Nile Valley
Eastern Arabia
Bab-el-Mandeb
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Sahara
Arabian
ad-Dahna Desert
Governance
Founding Charter
Human Rights Charter
Secretary General (Ahmed Aboul Gheit)
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Council
Summits
Parliament
Unity
Arab leaders
King Salman
King Abdullah
Fattah el-Sisi
Ideology
Arab nationalism
Nasserism
Arab socialism
Ba'athism
Third International Theory
Attempts at political union
Arab Federation
Arab Islamic Republic
Federation of Arab Republics
Unified Political Command
Union of Arab Republics
United Arab Kingdom
United Arab Republic
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Iran
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Pakistan
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Arab Revolt
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Arab Organization for Industrialization (AOI)
Economy
Economic and Social Council
Council of Arab Economic Unity (CAEU)
Arab Monetary Fund
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Union for the Mediterranean
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Chambers of Commerce
Arab Customs Union
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Federation of Arab Trade Unions and Labor Societies (FATULS)
Qualifying Industrial Zone (QIZ)
Transportation
Aviation
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Berlin–Baghdad
Hejaz
ONCF
Palestine
Bridges
Dubai Smile
Qatar–Bahrain Causeway
King Fahd Causeway
Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Crossing
Saudi–Egypt Causeway
Bridge of the Horns
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Media
Arab-SAT
Nile-SAT
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Arabian Television Network
Arab International Media Services
Al Arabiya
Al Jazeera
Arab Capital of Culture
Algiers (2007)
Jerusalem (2008)
Damascus (2009)
Doha (2010)
Arabic language
Cuisine
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Literature Mu'allaqat)
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Pan Arab Games
Arab Champions League (Cup Winners' Cup)
Arabian Gulf Cup
Arab Cup
Demographics
Religion
Muslims (majority)
Christians
Jews
Yazidis
Shabaks
Mandaeans
Hinduism
Ethnicities
Arabs (Arabization)
Berbers
Kurds
Nubians
Somalis
other
Arab diaspora
Lifestyles
Bedouin
Marsh Arabs
Language
Arabic (majority)
Afar
Armenian
Berber
Hebrew
Kurdish
Nubian
Persian
Somali
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