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Elyawer in Kuwait carrying the two files of compensations, debts
The Iraqi Interim President Ghazi Elyawer is to hold talks with the Amir of Kuwait, Sheikh Jabber al-Ahmad al-Sabah, and several government officials relating to economic and security issues and the borders. The talks will be concentrating on the two files of debts and compensations accumulated on Iraq as a result of its invasion of Kuwait in 1990.
Kuwait-Iraq, Politics, 11/1/2004
Legal organization talks about a Mauritania Abu Ghreib; investigation with opposition leaders on the coupes
The authorities in Mauritania launched an investigation with several opposition leaders over the failed coupe attempt that took place in the country in September.
Mauritania, Politics, 11/1/2004
Iraqi vice president looms of imposing the emergency law, Falluja negotiations
While the American forces are preparing to launch a large- scale attack against Falluja and al-Ramadi, one of the chieftains of Falluja said that contacts are still continuous yesterday between members representing the city's delegation and the interim national council ( parliament) who will, by his turn, make contacts with the interim government to solve the crisis, peacefully.
Iraq, Politics, 11/1/2004
Great changes in the Syrian Banks
Syrian Finance Minister Mohammed al-Hussein stressed that Syria will witness in 2005 a great change in the performance of its banks.
Syria, Economics, 11/1/2004
Somalia: 100 persons killed in clashes between two areas
More than 100 persons were killed on Saturday in a fighting between Puntland and the other Somalian area that stands rival to it, known as the Republic of Somaliland, which accuses the leader of Puntland, who became the new President of Somalia, of launching a war against it.
Somalia, Politics, 11/1/2004
Darfur rebels threaten to target Khartoum
A spokesman for the main rebel movement in Darfur ( the Sudan's liberation movement) in Abuja yesterday threatened to transfer the conflict from Darfur to Khartoum if the government will continue to completely ignore his movement's demands in the negotiations which stopped on Saturday and resumed on Sunday
Sudan, Politics, 11/1/2004
Saudi Arabia detains three and finds weapons in Riyadh
The Saudi Arabian authorities said it had detained three suspects and found explosives and ammunition during a security operation in the capital Riyadh.
Saudi Arabia, Politics, 11/1/2004
Bloody clashes in al-Ramadi, scores of Arabs detained
Ten Iraqis were at least killed and other 15 injured including three American marines in explosions and clashes between the American forces and gunmen in al-Ramadi, according to Iraqi medical sources in the city which is situated to the west of Baghdad.
Iraq, Military, 11/1/2004
Sharon ready to negotiate with a new Palestinian leadership, refuses Arafat's burial in Jerusalem
The Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon expressed readiness to negotiate with a new Palestinian leadership within the framework of the Roadmap but under the condition that this leadership is to be serious and responsible, as he alleged.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 11/1/2004
Palestinian killed in Jenin, one Israeli settler injured in Gaza
One member of al-Aqsa group of the Palestine national liberation movement ( Fatah) was killed by the bullets of the Israeli occupation forces while incurring in Jenin city to the north of the West Bank yesterday.
Palestine-Israel, Military, 11/1/2004
Work halted in the three Kuwaiti oil refineries
The three Kuwaiti crude oil refineries which produce 920,000 barrels daily stopped work yesterday following an electricity cut in most areas of the country.
Kuwait, Economics, 11/1/2004
Petroleum Minister calls for reconsideration of gas price
Natural gas prices must be reconsidered in view of the recent increases in crude oil prices in world markets, Egypt's Minister of Petroleum Sameh Fahmi said yesterday.
Egypt, Politics, 11/1/2004
off shore rig Sabratha installed
The upper part of the off shore rig (Sabratha) was installed Sunday early morning. The rig regarded one of the main components of the mega strategic West of Great Jamahiriya Gas Project," JANA said yesterday adding "through which 1000 million cubic feet of natural gas and nearly 65 thousand barrel of crude oil and densities would be produced daily."
Libya, Economics, 11/1/2004
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Egypt's Minister of Foreign Trade and Industry Rasheed Mohamed Rasheed said yesterday that the cement industry in Egypt witnessed a big leap, referring to its current huge product estimated at 37 million tons a year against 18 million tones and it exports 10 million tons to rank five worldwide.
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US Secretary of State Colin Powell urges Palestinians to stop speculating on Israel's motivations for withdrawing from 21 Gaza settlements and four West Bank settlements and instead focus on preparing to assume political and security control over those areas.
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France supports a political solution to the Sahara issue, accepted by all parties, in the framework and under the aegis of the United Nations, said Friday a spokesman for the French foreign department.
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