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Iran has full right to pursue full nuclear development
Looking at the current controversy created over Iran by those who oppose Iran developing a civil nuclear energy program, one has to look at the facts to see thru all the fog that is spread.
Iran, Analysis, 1/28/2006
Iraqi groups unite for negotiations to form government
The Iraqi National List led by the former prime minister Eyad Allawi (Secular, Shiite) , al-Tawafuk (Sunni) National Front and the Iraqi Front For National Dialogue agreed to join negotiations for the formation of the next government as one bloc with the aim of establishing a national unity government.
Iraq, Politics, 1/28/2006
Fatah group clashes with Hamas
Israeli occupation forces blew up today a car in the West Bank city of Qalqiliya, WAFA reported, adding that Israeli soldiers, positioned at the east entrance of the city, "stopped the car of the merchant Mohammed Malloh and blew it up as he was carrying good."
Palestine, Politics, 1/28/2006
CPJ delegation alarmed by worsening press situation in Yemen
A delegation from the Committee to Protect Journalists expressed alarm on Thursday at the deterioration of press freedom in Yemen.
Yemen, Politics, 1/28/2006
Saudi king concludes strategic energy partnership with India
Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah has concluded his historical visit to India on Friday by commitment to develop "a strategic partnership in the field of oil" between the two countries.
Saudi Arabia-India, Politics, 1/28/2006
Rafsanjani: Global arrogance wants to block Iran's progress
Rafsanjani said the Islamic Republic of Iran should stay calm amid this hue and cry so that it can achieve all its goals in the field of nuclear energy.
Iran, Politics, 1/28/2006
Annan delegate in Beirut discusses internationalization of Hariri probe
The UN chief delegate for legal affairs held talks in Beirut with senior Lebanese officials, on bringing persons accused in the assassination of the former Lebanese prime minister Rafiq al-Hariri before an international court.
Lebanon-UN, Politics, 1/28/2006
African Union expects peace agreement on Darfur in two weeks
The African Union expects the two main rebel movements in Darfur, west Sudan, to reach a peace agreement with the Sudanese government shortly, after Khartoum has shown flexibility in its position.
Sudan-Regional, Politics, 1/28/2006
Siniora congratulates Mashaal on Hamas win of Palestinian elections
The Lebanese prime minister Fouad Siniora on Friday evening made a telephone call with the chairman of the Hamas Movement political bureau Khaled Mashaal in which he congratulated him on the win by Hamas in the Palestinian elections "for the significance of this step
Lebanon-Palestine, Politics, 1/28/2006
Riyadh considers concern over Hamas win unjustified
Saudi Arabia's ambassador to the USA prince Turkey al-Faisal on Friday expressed his conviction that the winning of the Hamas movement in the Palestinian legislative elections should not raise concern.
Saudi Arabia-Palestine, Politics, 1/28/2006
Rice says Palestinian people's aspiration for peace unchanged
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said the victory of Hamas in the Palestinian legislative elections was "somewhat unexpected" but does not change the deep aspiration for peace of the Palestinian people.
Palestine-USA, Politics, 1/28/2006
Acts of detention clashes in Iraq
The American and Iraqi forces detained some 60 persons in the outskirts of southwest Baghdad for suspicions they are linked to the gunmen. These forces inspected during breaking in operations houses, persons and cars.
Iraq, Politics, 1/28/2006
Tourist hotels investment in Syria
Total tourism investment projects in Syria have reached about SP 27 billion more than half a million Dollars that will be used in 12 tourism projects including a large hotel building in Damascus, SANA reported recently.
Syria-Kuwait, Economics, 1/28/2006
Tension in Basra as British forces arrest Iraqi police
In Basra, south Iraq, one woman was killed and three persons were injured in a bomb explosions yesterday in a market in al-Qubla quarters. Witnesses said that one man went out of a police car and implanted the bomb.
Iraq-UK, Politics, 1/28/2006
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Turkish Premier Recep Tayyip Erdogan described yesterday his country's relations with Syria as "good," hoping these relations to achieve a constant progress in all fields. It is impossible for Turkey to turn away from the neighboring countries particularly Syria. Erdogan said.
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The French President Jacques Chirac discussed with the ruler of Qatar Sheikh Hamad Bin Khaleifa al-Thani, in the Elysee palace in Paris on Friday, conditions in Lebanon and Syria and the Palestinian territories, the Iranian nuclear file and bilateral relations.
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Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak received a phone call yesterday from acting Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert on the results of the Palestinian legislative elections and future peace in the region.
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