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Syrian activists detained
The Syrian security authorities detained the Syrian lawyer Aktham Nueisah, a human rights activist after he had received a notification to be before the military security branch office in Lattakia.
Syria, Politics, 4/15/2004
Human rights deterioration in al-Maghreb region, the Middle East
The Human rights Monitoring Watch considered that the situation in al-Maghreb and the Middle East region provokes great concern following the interference in Iraq and the escalation of the Palestinian- Israeli conflict.
Maghreb, Politics, 4/15/2004
Morocco is not concerned with reforms Imposed from abroad, Party Leader
Moroccans have opted for change and reform since several years and they are not concerned with any reform imposed from abroad, first secretary of the party of the Socialist Union of Popular Forces (USFP) said in Istanbul Wednesday.
Morocco, Politics, 4/15/2004
No incompatibility between Islam and democracy, Says Moroccan Islamic party chief
Saad Eddine Othmani, who was elected over the week end new secretary general of Morocco's only Islamic party -party for Justice and Development- stressed that from a practical point of view there is no incompatibility between Islam and democracy.
Morocco-Regional, Politics, 4/15/2004
Moussa arrives in Damascus
al-Shara described the latest developments in Iraq as dangerous, adding there is a state of tension and escalation that included the whole region. He
Syria-Regional, Politics, 4/15/2004
Inter- Sudanese peace negotiations are standstill; African federation intends to deploy observers in Darfour
The commissioner for peace and security in the African federation, Saeed Jenit, said that the federation will deploy next week military observers in Darfour area to the west of Sudan in order to monitor the cease fire which has become valid as from last Sunday between Khartoum government and the rebels.
Sudan, Politics, 4/15/2004
Tehran: al-Qathafi is ready for consultations concerning Moussa al-Sader
Iran announced yesterday it had received a message from the Libya Leader Muammar al-Qathafi in which he expressed Libya's readiness to hold " consultations with the Islamic Republic of Iran on the fate of Imam Moussa al-Sader.
Libya-Iran, Politics, 4/15/2004
Morocco and Brazil deem 'promising' possibility to start negotiations on fta
Morocco and Brazil have deemed "promising" the possibility to embark on negotiations for the conclusion of a preferential trade agreement as a first step to be followed by the creation of a free trade zone between the kingdom and the Mercosur, a regional South American market made up of Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay.
Morocco-Brazil, Politics, 4/15/2004
Al-Ahram Interview with Garang
In an exclusive interview with Al-Ahram, John Garang, the leader of Sudanese People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) said that Sudan is on the threshold of a new and crucial stage of its history that would define its future.
Sudan, Politics, 4/15/2004
Iranian mediation delegation between Washington and al- Sader arrives in Iraq
An Iranian diplomatic delegation arrived yesterday in Baghdad to help in easing down the conditions in Iraq, following Washington's request from Tehran to interfere with Muqtada al-Sader to halt his resistance for the American occupation army.
Iraq-Iran, Politics, 4/15/2004
Al-Sader gives up his conditions; occupation enhances its forces in al-Najaf
A spokesman for the Shiite leader Muqtada al-Sader said that a progress was attained in the current negotiations between the American forces and al-Sader supporters.
Iraq-Italy, Politics, 4/15/2004
Arab League condemns US guarantees to Israel
Arab League on Wednesday slammed what has been reported that USA will give "guarantees" to Israel not withdraw to the line of June 4th 1967, during the currently visit of the Israeli Prime Minister Sharon to Washington.
Regional-USA, Politics, 4/15/2004
Some 22 Palestinians wounded by occupation forces, Arafat: Bush- Sharon deal is an illegal act
The Palestinian President Yasser Arafat warned the US that it will eliminate any hope in establishing peace in the Middle East if it will give Israel guarantees according to which it will keep the settlements in the West Bank.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 4/15/2004
Reopening, restoring Kalabsha Island temples
The temples of Kalabsha Island in Aswan will be opened next month for visitors following a comprehensive restoration that covered the archaeological site.
Egypt, Local, 4/15/2004
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Syria's President Bashar al-Assad on Wednesday received Lebanese former Parliament Member Tammam Salam on issues of mutual concern.
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The speakers of the Moroccan and Bahraini Senates have voiced concern over the situation prevailing in the Middle East region and called on the international community to protect the Palestinian people against "Israel's state terrorism."
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A delegation of parliamentarians member of the Lords and Commons club along with some British journalists are expected Wednesday in Tangier to participate in a cricket tournament (April 14-18).
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