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American organizations condemn bombardment of the Iraqi TV
The director of the Human Rights Watch Organization which takes New York as a headquarters Kenneth Roth said " TV stations can not be attacked just for the fact they are used for campaigning activities." He added that the US "has to explain how an attack against the Iraqi TV will be useful for a military operation," considering that this attack is considered a violation for international laws.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 3/28/2003
Al-Assad to Assafir: Iraq situation was planned, reminds of Sykis-Picot agreement to partition region
With regard to the historic perspective of the war on Iraq and with regard to what US. Secretary of State Colin Powell's recent statement that the war aims at reshaping the Middle East as a whole, the president indicated that the Arabs looked with sadness at Sykis-Picot Agreement which partitioned the region and "we dealt with it as a temporary event."
Syria-Iraq, Politics, 3/28/2003
Moussa meets Turayki;: It is unacceptable to Arabs to facilitate killing of Iraqis
He added that it is unacceptable to any Arab national that any Arab state offers facilities to the Americans or the Britons.
Regional-Iraq, Politics, 3/28/2003
Egyptians: No to Anglo-American aggression on Iraq
The Anglo-American aggression on Iraq is still sending shock waves through the Egyptian streets, as witnessed by angry protests and marches denouncing the war.
Egypt-Iraq, Politics, 3/28/2003
Moroccan newspapers deplore increasing number of victims among Iraqi civilians
"Bush is currently launching war against innocent civilians after his forces faced fierce resistance from Iraqi fighters," comments Aujourd'hui le Maroc, noting that the tragic course of events proved right the French and German heads of state who opposed war.
Morocco-Iraq, Politics, 3/28/2003
King Mohammed sends message to Egyptian president on Iraqi war, Palestinian issue
Morocco's King Mohammed VI sent a message to the Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak on the "serious developments" on the Arab scene with regard to the war on Iraq, as well as on the Palestinian issue.
Egypt-Morocco, Politics, 3/28/2003
Syrian draft resolution to be vetoed by the USA
The BBC correspondent in New York said it is certain that the Syrian draft resolution to condemn the American- British war against Iraq and to halt it immediately will be vetoed by the US and UK if the resolution comes up for a vote.
Syria-Iraq, Politics, 3/28/2003
Morocco urges international community to rescue Iraqi people
"War does no longer depend on reports of UN disarmament inspectors, or on a given legal provision, it is indeed a bitter reality that instils doubt in our ethical progress, our values and our humanism," the Moroccan diplomat deplored.
Morocco-Iraq, Politics, 3/28/2003
Mubarak denies Egypt's aiding US war efforts
Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak has strongly denied Egypt to have had provided any facilities or aid to the American- British forces as a pay-off for economic assistance from the USA, stressing that the "post war phase" will be more dangerous than the fighting itself and that the current war will be of grave implications." Mubarak gave no further details.
Egypt-USA, Politics, 3/28/2003
Mubarak: People have had with US empty talk on Palestine
When asked about his opinion of the statements given by US President George W. Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair about the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak said that the people in the Middle East have had it with this all talk and no action position. The people now need to see some actions on the ground, he said.
Egypt-USA, Politics, 3/28/2003
Moroccan artists pay tribute to US anti-war stars
Moore, one of the first signatories of the "Not in my name" appeal, symbolizes resistance to war and to violence, he said adding "with their commitment against war, American stars have given another image of America."
Iraq-USA, Politics, 3/28/2003
Iraqi health minister announced Iraqi war casualties
The Iraqi minister of Health announced that 36 Iraqis were killed and 215 wounded in Wednesday's raids of the American and British forces against Baghdad.
Iraq, Politics, 3/28/2003
Al-Bashir, Garang are to meet in Nairobi in April
The rebel movement in southern Sudan led by John Garang has expected that the Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir will be meeting with him in Nairobi by the beginning of April.
Sudan, Politics, 3/28/2003
Three Palestinians killed, an Israeli incursion in Beit Hanoun
Three Palestinians were killed and more than other 15 wounded by the bullets of the Israeli forces which broke yesterday in Beit Hanoun town under a cover of military helicopters which bombarded a headquarters for the Palestinian security. A matter which resulted in killing three men, of whom known Eyad Khalil and Eyab Jarras
Palestine-Israel, Military, 3/28/2003
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Egypt's Foreign Affairs Committee at People's Assembly said on Sunday that Egypt would never accept for Iraq to be ruled by non-Iraqis or foreign leadership.
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Mrorocco's King Mohammed VI, who was accompanied by Prince Moulay Rachid and the Princesses, received in Rabat on Thursday Senegal's President Abdoulaye Wade, accompanied by his spouse and daughter. Wade will receive the International Freedom Prize awarded by the International Liberal Association, in the fringes of the 170th executive committee of the Association to be held in Casablanca this March 26-29 on "Islam and the West: the Liberal viewpoint."
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France welcomes the extension till May 31st of the term of the United Nations' mission for the referendum in the Sahara (MINURSO), said in Paris on Thursday the French Foreign Affairs ministry.
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Technical talks between Morocco and USA over the projected free trade area wrapped up in Geneva on Thursday. The eleven negotiations thematic groups dealing with market access, textile, services, agriculture, customs, environment, copyright, investments, legal, social issues and public appropriations.
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