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Brunik warns against catastrophe of deployment UN forces in Darfur
The representative of the UN secretary general Kofi Annan in Sudan, Yan Brunik, warned that dispatching forces controlled by NATO in order to protect the people of Darfur, west of Sudan "will be a likely catastrophe," warning a press conference in New York against feeding the hostility against the UN in Khartoum.
Sudan-UN, Politics, 3/1/2006
Saudi Arabia confirms killing an al-Qaida leader in clashes
Saudi Arabia spoke of the killing of the leader of al-Qaida organization in Saudi Arabia in the clashes which took place between the security forces and wanted men to the east of the capital on Monday.
Saudi Arabia, Politics, 3/1/2006
Arab MPs seek UN ban on religious offenses
Arab parliamentarians urged the United Nations to adopt a resolution banning offenses against Islam and other religions and to convene a conference on terrorism.
Regional-UN, Politics, 3/1/2006
Syria, EU hold talks on partnership association pact
Patrie told reporters after the meetings that the EU Parliament will continue to exchange opinions with Syria to overcome difficulties that hinder the final approval of the association deal.
Syria-European Union, Politics, 3/1/2006
Bush: Iraqis face either chaos or unity
While the phantom of the civil war prevails in Iraq since Samara explosion, the US President George W. Bush said that the Iraqi people face a choice between chaos and unity, noting that the Iraqi leaders confirmed to him their wish to overcome sectarian violence.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 3/1/2006
US $4 billion for Iraq reconstruction
The US State Department's $4 billion in budget requests for Iraq reconstruction funding in fiscal years 2006 and 2007 reflect a shift from financing large infrastructure projects to building capacity in the security, economic and political areas.
Iraq-USA, Economics, 3/1/2006
Relative calm after bloody day that claimed 60 persons in Iraq
An official at the US State Department said that the situation in Iraq has become relatively calm and returned to normal despite the occurrence of acts of violence that resulted in killing 60 persons on Tuesday in Baghdad.
Iraq, Military, 3/1/2006
Saddam's trial starts today
The trial of the former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein and seven of his aides are to resume today in Baghdad after the chairman of the court decided on Tuesday to delay it until Wednesday.
Iraq, Politics, 3/1/2006
First Olympiad for special needs persons starts in Damascus
Member of the regional Leadership of the Baath party Shahinaz Fakoush called today to collaborate efforts as to put down a significant strategy for persons of special needs.
Syria, Local, 3/1/2006
Brazilian minister of education arrives in Damascus
Damascus university rector has discussed on Tuesday with Brazils Minister of Education and Cultivation prospects of providing aid to some Brazilian universities in field of teaching the Arabic language.
Syria-Brazil, Education, 3/1/2006
US urges Saudi Arabia to allow more foreign ownership
Saudi Arabia can attract more investment to strengthen and diversify its economy by relaxing equity caps on foreign business ownership, US Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez says.
Saudi Arabia-USA, Economics, 3/1/2006
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The Libyan leader Muammar al-Qathafi and his Egyptian peer Hosni Mubarak stressed during their summit in the Libyan Mesrata city the need of continued deployment of the African Union forces in Darfur, Sudan.
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Spanish Foreign Minister Underlined on Tuesday the significance of Syria's role to keep stability and peace in the Middle East. Miguel Angel Moratinos, meeting the Minister of Information Mohsen Bilal in Madrid, expressed his country's readiness to extend the available help and expertise to boost the process of modernization Syria is witnessing.
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German GTC CO. for Communications has selected Syria to launch the first communications project of its kind in the Middle East. The project includes building a factory for the production of wireless communication equipment.
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