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Al-Shara reviews with Moratinos developments, Israel's policy
The Syrian foreign minister Farouk al-Shara on Sunday in Damascus received the EU ME peace process special envoy Miguel Moratinos and members of the accompanying delegation. The meeting was attended by the deputy foreign minister Siba Naser and the director of the west Europe departments at the Syrian foreign ministry Muhammad Ali al-Hamwi.
Syria-European Union, Politics, 10/22/2001
Current world events urge Arabs to activate common action
Secretary General of the Arab economic Unity Council Ahmed Goweili said the political factors, the Middle East instability and the Palestinian issue are among the causes which impede the establishment of unified Arab economic system.
Regional, Analysis, 10/22/2001
Lebanese President accuses pro Israel agents as being behind attacks on two Lebanese churches, one Mosque
President Emil Lahoud of Lebanon said on Saturday that pro- Israeli agents were behind the recent attacks at two churches and one Mosque in Lebanon.
Lebanon, Local, 10/22/2001
More leaders of the People's Congress party released
Sudan, Politics, 10/22/2001
Mubarak renews support for anti-terrorism campaign
In an important interview to be published today by the US "Washington Post" President Mubarak has expressed his support for the campaign led by the United States against terrorism.
Egypt-Regional, Politics, 10/22/2001
Mubarak gets a message from Saudi King, crown prince
President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt on Saturday in Cairo on Saturday received a message from the Saudi King Fahd Bin Abdul Aziz and his crown prince Abdullah Bin Abdul Aziz.
Egypt-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 10/22/2001
Al-Shara gets telephone calls from al-Khatib, Shaath
The Syrian foreign minister Farouk al-Shara on Sunday received a telephone call from the Jordanian foreign minister Abdul Illah al-Khatib during which talks dealt with latest developments in the region in light of the forthcoming meeting of the Arab follow up committee which will be held in Damascus by the beginning of November.
Syria-Regional, Politics, 10/22/2001
Islamic center in Milan denies links to extremists, terrorists
The Islamic cultural center in Milan, north Italy has opened its door before guests and journalists for the first time for several hours on Saturday and its officials stressed that they have no links to extremists or terrorists and never carried out any activity that violates the law.
Regional-Italy, Politics, 10/22/2001
Syria and the attacks on Afghanistan
Syria-Afghanistan, Politics, 10/22/2001
Al-Hariri confers with Moratinos
The Lebanese prime minister Rafik al-Hariri on Sunday in Beirut received the UN ME special envoy Miguel Moratinos and reviewed with him the situation in the Middle east and the general International condition.
Lebanon-European Union, Politics, 10/22/2001
More Palestinians were killed, wounded by Israel in occupied territories
The Israeli occupation forces on Sunday escalated their aggressions against the Palestinian people and increased its breaking in operations in the West Bank especially in Bethlehem, Ramullah, Qalqilya, Jenin, Beit Jala and Aida and al-Ezza camps with more Palestinians killed or wounded.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 10/22/2001
Egyptian efforts to stop Israeli aggression on Palestinians
Egypt is conducting urgent intensive contacts with the United States, the European Union and a number of Arab countries to contain the dangerous situation in the occupied territories and put an end to the Israeli incursion on the Palestinian towns and villages.
Egypt-Palestine, Politics, 10/22/2001
Somalia seeks UN support
Somalia's prime minister Ali Khaleif Jalaydah has urged the UN to help in unifying his country's ranks while facing internal conflicts and divisions.
Somalia, Politics, 10/22/2001
Alexandaritta Sanjak is not existed in Turkish geography book
Turkey-Syria, Politics, 10/22/2001
Egypt abides by peace, supports anti -terrorism campaign
Egyptian Prime Minister Atef Ebeid yesterday opened the Arab-German economic conference with as many as 400 businessmen from Egypt and other Arab and foreign countries participating.
Egypt, Politics, 10/22/2001
China and Bin Laden
The British daily " the Guardian " said in its Saturday's issue that China had paid millions of USD to Osama Bin Laden in order to get the US- made Cruise missiles, which did not explode after their launching at Afghanistan three years ago by the American forces.
Regional-China, Politics, 10/22/2001
National council for women, pillar of development in society
Egypt, Culture, 10/22/2001
Prime minister lays foundation-stone of German university in Cairo
Egyptian Prime Minister Atef Ebeid laid yesterday the foundation stone of the German University in the Fifth district in Cairo. Speaking Sunday at a ceremony marking the inauguration, Ebeid said the project of the new university is an additional contribution on the road of strengthening Egyptian-German relations and is a new proof of our desire to realize a wider understanding between our two peoples."
Egypt-Germany, Education, 10/22/2001
American helicopter raids at Afghanistan
News reports said that at least 10 civilians were killed and 12 wounded on Sunday evening when a bomb was dropped at a residential area to the north of Kabul, while the governor of Harrat city said that the American bombardment against it resulted in destroying a hospital of 200 seats and the killing of 15 persons and wounding of many citizens in villages adjoining the city.
Regional-Afghanistan, Politics, 10/22/2001
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Pope John Paul II of the Vatican on Sunday appealed to parties concerned with the middle east to work to put and end to violence, especially after the fighting extended to holy sites, such as the church of the nativity in Bethlehem.
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President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt has said that the Palestinian organizations in Syria are under strong control and the Hizbullah party which is controlled by Iran is considered a mere crossing point.
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The information minister in the Gulf Co-operation Council GCC will discuss in their Wednesday's meeting in Bahrain the role played by the media in fighting terrorism and the dangers of international terrorism as a phenomenon and the need to challenge it and deal with its reasons.
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The ruler of al-Riyadh district prince Salman Bin Abdul Aziz on Sunday in al-Riyadh met with the Spanish foreign affairs minister Jose Mibki and members of the accompanying delegation. The two sides discussed several issued of mutual concern between the two countries.
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Venezuela President Hugo Chafex on Sunday concluded a visit to Saudi Arabia that lasted for two days. During this visit, the Venezuela's President held talks with King Fahd Bin Abdul Aziz dealing with means of exchanging view points on the oil market. The two sides underlined the importance of the stability of oil prices so as to serve the interests of both the oil producing and consuming states, alike.
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The chairman of the Palestinian Authority Yasser Arafat on Sunday asked the US President and the American administration to interfere and pressure the Israeli government to pullout from the Palestinian cities it occupied recently.
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Libyan President Muaammar al-Qaddafi on Saturday evening discussed with President of the Republic of Mali Alfa Omar Konari and members of the accompanying delegation Libyan- Mali relations and means of strengthening and developing them in all fields.
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The spokesman for an opposition Saudi organization in London Saad al-Faqih said that the Saudi security forces have recently arrested several Saudis who sympathize with Osama Bin laden. In a statement to Monte Carlo radio on Saturday al-Faqid added that Saudi Arabia has carried vast detention campaign with the aim to collect information about Bin Laden's activities.
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Harry Reed, US Senate majority deputy leader, praised morals, principles and teachings of Islam. Addressing the senate, Reed said Islam's creed and principles could make one billion Muslims capable of curbing schemes of minorities, who committed brutal acts under the name of Islam.
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The Saudi crown price Abdullah Bin Abdul Aziz on Saturday evening received a telephone call from the chairman of the Palestinian Authority Yasser Arafat.
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The chairman of the Kuwaiti Ummah council Jasem Muhammad al-Khurafi on Sunday in Kuwait received the speaker of parliament in the Republic of Latvia Banis Strawma and members of the accompanying delegation, currently visiting Kuwait.
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The BBC said on Sunday that the UN human rights monitor organization has realized the violations carried out by the Israeli government in the occupied Palestinian territories and submitting reports about these violations. The last meeting in this regard was held by the UN human rights defense committee which was held in Geneva in March and a report was submitted then under the title Israel, the occupied Territories and Gaza.
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Egypt's First Lady Suzanne Mubarak, who chairs the Technical Consultative Committee of the National Council for Childhood and Motherhood, has agreed to place under her auspices a charity concert to be held by the Council in collaboration with the embassy of South Africa in Cairo in favour of building a hospital to treat tumours at the Cairo district of Sayeda Zeinab.
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World Heritage Center chief Francisco Pandarin called on concerting efforts rescue the archaeological monastery of Abu Mina in Alexandria from underground water. The level of underground water went up in recent years due to presence of farms belonging to newly-graduated youths in the areas west of the monastery, which are irrigated by the flood irrigation.
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