Peter Feuilherade

Dateline: Peter Feuilherade
Weblog: coalporter.blogspot.com/
Articles: 9
First Published: Feb 01, 2011 / Last Published: Sep 16, 2011
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Ex-BBC World Service journalist, now based in Shropshire, United Kingdom. Writing interests include the Middle East, Africa, China and Vietnam.

Peter Feuilherade's articles

  1. September 16, 2011

    London Arms Fair Shrugs Off Economic Gloom
    The Middle East, Africa and India remain promising markets for weapons producers looking to boost global sales.
  2. July 11, 2011

    Egypt Pulls Plug on Libyan TV after "Al-Qaeda" Jibes
    Egypt's Nilesat satellite has dropped Libyan state TV broadcasts, which allegedly incited violence against anti-Gaddafi rebels.
  3. July 6, 2011

    Kuwaiti Net Mogul Launches Arab Online Political Forum
    One of the world's leading internet developers hopes his new site will become a leading political forum in the Arab world.
  4. June 6, 2011

    Unrest, High Prices Hamper Africa's Recovery
    Africa weathered the global economic crisis, but rising fuel and food prices could slow 2011 growth, a new report warns.
  5. May 11, 2011

    Eight Kings To Form Club of Arab Monarchs
    Jordan and Morocco will join the six-member Gulf Cooperation Council in an extended union comprising all eight Arab monarchies.
  6. April 27, 2011

    Paying the Price of Arab Revolt
    Political unrest, growing unemployment and spiralling food prices add up to bad news for Arab economies, the IMF warns.
  7. February 8, 2011

    Facebook Use Soars in Arab World
    The use of Facebook soared by almost 80% across the Arab world in 2010, with younger users spearheading growth.
  8. February 3, 2011

    Egypt Counts Cost of Protests, Internet Down-Time
    Initial estimates for the economic losses expected from Egypt's political turmoil run into hundreds of millions of dollars.
  9. February 1, 2011

    More Mid-East Regimes Tighten New Media Curbs
    Arab governments, rattled by uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt, try to control the uncontrollable with new laws targeting online media.