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Lebanon defies the UN security council, extends Lahoud's presidency
The Lebanese parliament on Friday approved the amendment of article 49 of the constitutions, defying thereby the UN Security Council resolution no. 1559 over presidential elections in this country.
Lebanon-UN, Politics, 9/4/2004
UN Security Council calls for withdrawal of all foreign troops from Lebanon
The UN Security Council approved a resolution presented by France, Germany, Britain, and the US, demanding the withdrawal of all foreign troops from the Lebanese territories.
Lebanon-UN, Politics, 9/4/2004
Egyptian-Syrian summit within hours for discussing latest developments
Syria's President Bashar Al-Assad will arrive in Egypt in the upcoming few hours for talks with President Hosni Mubarak dealing with the dimensions of the international and regional position, developments of the Palestinian cause and the situation in Iraq.
Egypt-Syria, Politics, 9/4/2004
Training course for prisons' officers on human rights
A new training course will start tomorrow of the police officers who work at the prisons sector.
Egypt, Politics, 9/4/2004
Agreement by Libya to compensate victims of Berlin explosion
An agreement was signed yesterday in Tripoli between Libya and Germany providing for Libya's compensations to non- American victims of the explosion in the "La belle night club " in Berlin, Germany in 1986.
Libya-Germany, Politics, 9/4/2004
Abu al-Gheit, Suleiman to visit Tel Aviv shortly; Egypt considers Israel's threats to Syria as unjustifiable
Egypt stressed yesterday that the Israeli threats to Syria are "against logic." This was expressed by the spokesman for the Egyptian presidency Majid Abdul Fattah.
Egypt-Israel, Politics, 9/4/2004
Somali parliament elects a speaker next month
The recently formed Somali parliament agreed yesterday to elect a speaker on September 15 and to elect a President for the country, one week following that.
Somalia, Politics, 9/4/2004
Press report regrets lack of Arab efforts to settle Sahara conflict
An article published Friday by the UAE newspaper "Al Khaleej" regretted the absence of Arab states in efforts to solve the Sahara conflict opposing Morocco to the Algeria-backed Polisario separatists who are claiming the secession of the Moroccan Sahara.
Morocco-Regional, Politics, 9/4/2004
Al-Qathafi wants the international community to be aware of the Libyan political system
Libya's Leader Muammar al-Qathafi " called on the Basic People's Congresses in Great Jamahiriya, to invite as from now, international observers, to attend their sessions and popular selection processes for their secretariats and People's Committees," JANA reported yesterday.
Libya, Politics, 9/4/2004
Tough security measures in Najaf, Koufa
The Iraqi authorities in south Iraq blocked yesterday all opening of the two cities of Najaf and Koufa in precaution of acts of riots following Friday's prayers.
Iraq, Politics, 9/4/2004
Two Palestinians kiled in a night raid against a warehouse in Gaza
Israeli military helicopters yesterday evening bombarded by missiles a building in one of the refugee camps in the downtown of Gaza, while two Palestinians were killed and other three injured in the sector by the Israeli bullets.
Palestine-Israel, Military, 9/4/2004
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President Bashar al-Assad on Friday made a phone call with Turkey's President Ahmet Necdet Sezer in which the President offered condolences on the passing away of President Sezer's mother. Talks during the call discussed the developed relations between the two countries and means of boosting them on all levels.
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King Mohammed VI of Morocco said Friday he was looking forward to welcoming Sheikh Hamad Bin Khalifa al-Thani, Amir of Qatar, when paying an upcoming official visit To Morocco.
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