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Prince Talal: People's participation in the rule is necessary
One member of the Saudi ruling family stressed the need of people's participation in the rule accusing "the terrorists" of seeking to topple " the ruling regime " in the Kingdom.
Saudi Arabia, Politics, 5/13/2004
Syrian authorities release Kurds detainees, according to a Kurdish source
News reports quoted the secretary general of the Kurdish progressive democratic party in Syria, Aziz Daoud, as saying on Wednesday that the Syrian authorities released ten Syrian Kurds on Tuesday who were detained on the background of al-Qamishli clashes which took place in March.
Syria, Politics, 5/13/2004
Al-Assad interview with Spanish Elpais
In an interview published by Spanish daily ELPAIS on Wednesday, President Bashar al-Assad indicated that the United States has become a source of instability for the first time in the Middle East.
Syria-Regional, Politics, 5/13/2004
Israel is pleased over American sanctions on Syria, Britain supports, Mousa criticizes
The Israeli foreign minister Silvan Shalom yesterday welcomed the decision taken on Tuesday by the US president George W. Bush on imposing sanctions on Syria under the charge of supporting terrorism and developing mass destructions weapons and obstructing stability in Iraq.
Syria-Israel, Politics, 5/13/2004
Issues that are still pending in the inter- Sudanese peace talks
The people's army for the liberation of Sudan, one of the main rebel group in southern Sudan said on Wednesday that there are still some pending points in the peace talks with the Sudanese government in order to put an end to the war which lasted for 21 years.
Sudan, Politics, 5/13/2004
Iraq's neighboring states parliamentarians call for ending occupation, an international role
Heads of parliaments of countries neighboring Iraq who started a meeting in Amman on Wednesday called for ending the occupation in Iraq and support for its political institutions and expanding the role of the UN. They condemned the crimes of torturing the Iraqi detainees demanding trials for those responsible.
Regional-Iraq, Politics, 5/13/2004
140 specialized judges to enforce new code
Moroccan Justice Minister, Mohammed Bouzoubaa, announced, here Tuesday, the appointment of 140 judges specialized in family and matrimonial cases to enforce the new family code in 180 centers set up in first instance courts.
Morocco, Judicial, 5/13/2004
Syria says US sanctions lacks credibility
Syria on Wednesday said the economic sanctions set on Syria by US have lacked credibility and actual evidence.
Syria-USA, Politics, 5/13/2004
Maher: All Arab states agree on holding summit in Tunisia
Egypt's Foreign Minister Ahmed Maher affirmed Wednesday that Arab foreign ministers have agreed during their recent meeting in Cairo on the date of the Arab Summit, to be held in the Tunisian capital Tunis.
Egypt-Tunisia, Politics, 5/13/2004
Palestinian resistance accepts conditions for handing over remains of Israelis
Six Israeli soldiers were killed in a tank explosion along the border strip between Rafah and Egypt, less than 28 hours after the killing of 6 Israeli soldiers in a mine explosion in al-Zeitoun quarters on Gaza.
Palestine-Israel, Military, 5/13/2004
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The Assistant Spokesman of the French Foreign Ministry Cecile Di Borgo on Wednesday said her country rejected imposing US economic sanctions on Syria, stressing France's principled stance vis-a-vis this issue.
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The United Nations, the European Union, International Human Rights Ngos and the International Committee of the Red Cross support Morocco's firm position calling for the immediate and unconditional release of the Moroccans jailed in the Tindouf camps (southwestern Algeria), said Tuesday the Moroccan Human Rights minister.
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