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Bahrain approves new private sector job law
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  The Shura Council in Bahrain has approved the new private sector employment law granting employees the right to compensation for damages caused by their employers' termination of contracts after weeks of discussions.  
   

  Korean firm ordered to hire experts for flyover work
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  A Bahrain court has ordered a South Korean firm to pay BD30,000 to appoint technical experts to examine the construction site of a major flyover project.     
   
  Libya warns Europe over diplomatic row
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  European countries locked in a diplomatic row with Libya should remember that their energy firms have interests in the North African country, Libya's top energy official said in an interview.     
   

 
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