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Oppressing Bahrain's demonstration topples its minister of the interior
A demonstration of protest against the American aggressions on the holy shrines in Najaf and Karbala yesterday toppled the minister of the Interior in Bahrain after attempts to oppress it by police members, the opposition said resulted in wounding 30 persons.
Bahrain, Politics, 5/22/2004
One worker at al-Jazeera TV team in Iraq killed by the American forces
Al-Jazeera TV in Qatar yesterday announced the death of one of its workers in al-Jazeera team in Baghdad who was killed by shots of American bullets while the team was picturing the clashes between the occupation forces and members of al-Mahdi army in Kerbalaa city on late Thursday evening.
Qatar-Iraq, Politics, 5/22/2004
Arab summit start deliberations today
Works of the 16th postponed Arab summit will start today. The Arab foreign ministers met yesterday ( Friday) evening in Qamrit suburb, northern Tunisia.
Regional, Politics, 5/22/2004
Amman hosts a conference on violence against women
Works of the Arab consultation meeting start today in Amman. The event is organized by the International institute in solidarity with women in Jordan under the title towards issuing " an Arab report on violence against the woman."
Regional-Jordan, Culture, 5/22/2004
Syria denies refusing reforms
Syria denied a statement published by Lebanese newspaper as-Safir Friday on rejecting reform initiative submitted by Denmark, describing it as "inaccurate."
Syria, Politics, 5/22/2004
Huge Lebanese march in solidarity with the Iraqis
More than half a million Lebanese people took to the streets on Friday in the southern suburb of the Lebanese capital to express solidarity with the Iraqi and Palestinian peoples.
Lebanon-Iraq, Politics, 5/22/2004
One American was killed, al-Sader calls for continued resistance
In his Friday's sermon, the Shiite leader Muqtada al-Sader called on his supporters at al-Kofa mosque to continue fighting against the occupation forces even if he is killed or detained.
Iraq-USA, Military, 5/22/2004
Demonstrations deploring destruction of Rafah, occupation threatens
Some 1000 Israelis who support peace and members of the Arab- Jewish coexistence movement as well as several Arab members in the Israeli Knesset demonstrated yesterday at Kesovim settlement to the east of Khan Younis to the south of Gaza.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 5/22/2004
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Egypt's Minister of Interior Habib Al-Adly issued a new decision to grant the Egyptian citizenship to the children of Egyptian mothers married to foreigners.
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Morocco's King Mohammed VI arrived Friday afternoon in the Tunisian capital to participate in the Arab Sumlmit to be held May 22-23.
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President Hosni Mubarak and Russian President Vladimir Putin are due to hold a historic summit in Moscow next Friday.
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Secretary General of Gulf Cooperation Council GCC Abdulrahman al-Atyah underlined that the American decision to impose sanctions on Syria is unacceptable and contradicts with Arab states' desire for achieving stability and security in the region.
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France's Sorbonne University will honor on June 9 Egypt's First Lady Suzanne Mubarak in appreciation of her key role in improving the status of Egyptian women.
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Ukranian Prime Minister Victor Yanukovych has reiterated his country's stance that calls for speeding up the transfer of power to the Iraqis, and for the United Nations to embark on a vital role to restore security and stability to Iraq.
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