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Algerian authorities freeze al-Jazeera TV activities
The Algerian authorities yesterday issued a decision provided for banning the activities of al-Jazeera TV channel there for unlimited period of time, giving no justification for this sudden decision.
Algeria-Qatar, Politics, 7/1/2004
Egypt calls giving up threats to punish Khartoum; bloody demonstrations coincides with Powell's tour, Annan in Sudan
Ten students were at least injured yesterday in Khartoum in clashes between the police and about 400 students from Darfour as they were taking the streets in a demonstration to hand over the UN secretary general Kofi Annan a message calling for an international interference in this district.
Sudan-Egypt, Politics, 7/1/2004
Iraqi court addressed war crimes to Saddam Hussein; Iraqis, killed, wounded in American bombardment of Falluja
News reports in Falluja said yesterday that American fighters bombarded before yesterday midnight a building in al-Jabil quarters on the southern west quarters of the city and several Iraqis were killed or wounded as a result.
Iraq, Politics, 7/1/2004
General Electric abide by sanctions against Syria
One American diplomat in Damascus yesterday announced the freezing of a contract signed between the American Technology Group" General Electric" and the general establishment for Railways in Syria because of the economic sanctions imposed recently by the US against this country.
Syria-USA, Economics, 7/1/2004
Khaddam confers with Iraqi tribal delegation
Syria's Vice-President Abdul Halim Khaddam on Wednesday received an Iraqi delegation representing heads of the tribes at Salah Eddin Governorate headed by Mishaan al-Jabori.
Syria-Iraq, Politics, 7/1/2004
Two gunmen, one policeman killed in clashes to the east of Riyadh
Saudi Arabian security sources said that one of the two gunmen who were killed in a chasing with the police in al-Quds quarters to the east of Riyadh is Abdullah Muhammad Rashad al-Rashoud, wanted number 22, who is considered the most dangerous in the list of the 26- wanted Saudis.
Saudi Arabia, Politics, 7/1/2004
Al-Turabi starts hunger strikes
The Sudanese Islamic opposition member Hassan al-Turabi, who is detained since three months together with 70 of his supporters yesterday started a food strike in protest of their detention without trial.
Sudan, Politics, 7/1/2004
French FM calls for breaking the siege off Arafat; Israeli court states to change the path of the seperation wall
The Israeli supreme court has ordered changes to the path of the separation wall built by Israel in the West Bank, at a time when the Amnesty International is to issue a decision on July over the legitimacy of the wall.
Palestine-France, Politics, 7/1/2004
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Guatemala "fully supports" Moroccan moves to settle the Sahara issue, said, in Rabat Wednesday, Speaker of the South American country's parliament, Rolando Morales Chavez, at the end of a meetings with heads of Moroccan parliamentary groups.
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"Lebanon supports Syria and rejects the so-called Syria Accountability Act that aims at targeting Syria's national stance," said Walid Junblat, Chairman of the Lebanese Socialist Progressive Party.
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Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh stressed determination to develop the Syrian-Yemeni bilateral relations for the best benefit of both countries and peoples.
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The doctor who supervises the medical treatment of the Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak said that the President may return back to his country by the beginning of the week, after he underwent a backbone surgery in Germany.
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The Moroccan and Spanish military air forces are conducting this June 29 through July 02 the bi-annual "Atlas 04" joint maneuvers that they have been holding since 1987 to appraise their operation capacities, the Spanish defense ministry announced.
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Pedestrians and motorcycles riders account for 50 percent of road accidents casualties in Morocco, according to the Minister Of Equipment and Transport.
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