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Nouakchott: Demonstration protesting the detention of Islamists
Hundreds of Mauritanians demonstrated yesterday in protest of detaining three Islamic leaders accused of distributing fake pictures of tortured prisoners.
Mauritania, Politics, 11/19/2004
In a unanimous draft resolution, UN Security Council promises Khartoum help for peace
In its special session in Nairobi, the UN Security Council reached a unanimous agreement on a draft resolution to establish peace in Sudan on the ground it will be adopted today ( Friday) in conclusion of the special meeting to be held in Nairobi, Kenya.
Sudan-UN, Politics, 11/19/2004
Sharon apologizes for Mubarak, Egypt strongly deplores the killing of its soldiers
Egypt has strongly condemned the killing of three of its soldiers by an Israeli tank shelling on the Egyptian borders with Gaza and described by the Egyptian foreign ministry as an irresponsible act.
Egypt-Israel, Politics, 11/19/2004
Egypt inquires Israel in the killing of three of its soldiers
The Egyptian foreign ministry addressed an urgent message to Israel demanding an official explanation over the killing of three soldiers on the Egyptian territories by the fire of the Israeli tank positioned in southern Gaza.
Egypt-Israel, Politics, 11/19/2004
Bombardment of Falluja, four Iraqis killed in Baghdad, Karkouk
The American forces continued yesterday their bombardment of the southern part of Falluja city which has been exposed to a violent attack since November 8th.
Iraq, Military, 11/19/2004
Oman celebrates national day: building a modern state
Oman on Thursday celebrated its 34th national day amid a developing progress started since 34 years under the leadership of Sultan Qaboos Bin Said that moved gradually through ambitious developmental plans relying on the Omani citizen as an effective partner and contributor to laying the foundation stones in building a modern state.
Oman, Economics, 11/19/2004
Lebanese premier and Syria's presence in Lebanon
The Lebanese premier underlined that Israel was the aggressor due to the proof that it did not stop its threats nor its daily aggression on Lebanon saying no day is passing without seeing a breach of our regional water and our sky.
Lebanon-Syria, Politics, 11/19/2004
Syrian-Turkish relations in the eye of Egyptian researcher
Egyptian researcher Awad Othman on Thursday stressed the importance of development which has been witnessed by the Syrian-Turkish relations.
Syria-Turkey, Politics, 11/19/2004
Morocco esteems Ecuador withdrawal of recognition so-called SADR
Morocco has esteem for Ecuador thanks to the decision of this Latin American country to withdraw recognition to the so-called Sahrawi "SADR" republic proclaimed by the Polisario movement which has been seeking separation of the Moroccan southern provinces retrieved in 1975 following the end of Spanish colonialism of the Saharan territory.
Morocco-Ecuador, Politics, 11/19/2004
Blair, Chirac agree on supporting peace in the Middle East
The British prime minister Tony Blair and the French President Jack Chirac admitted continued bilateral differences between their countries over Iraq, but they expressed satisfaction over what observers described as an attempt to close the file of this difference.
Regional-European Union, Politics, 11/19/2004
Israel releases one Hamas leader, Abbas vows to maintain security
The Israeli authorities yesterday released one of the main leaders of the Islamic resistance movement ( Hamas ) in the West Bank after two years of holding him in the Israeli jails under the accusation of being a Hamas member.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 11/19/2004
Spanish police detains Teiser Allouni
The Spanish police today arrested in Granada city the correspondent of al-Jazeera TV, Teiser Allouni, while he was heading for his workplace. The police did not give Fatimah Allouni, Teiser's wife, an explanation or reasons for this detention.
Regional-Spain, Local, 11/19/2004
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