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Israeli occupation prevents Palestinians from harvest
The Israeli occupation forces arrested today five Palestinians, including a woman in the West Bank cities of Ramallah, Hebron and Nablus, security sources said.
Palestine-Israel, Military, 5/22/2006
Abbas: Israeli occupation is cause of our problems
"We can not deny that there is no Palestinian crisis, but at the same time, the PM Ehud Olmert should not forget that there is Israeli occupation and continues its aggressions against the Palestinian people," Ereikat said
Egypt-Israel, Politics, 5/22/2006
US military and financial pressure on Iran
US Department Of State's military officers have embarked on intensive campaign against Iran to mar good neighborly relations between Iran and the Persian Gulf states with a recipe of intelligence from Washington.
Iran-USA, Politics, 5/22/2006
Arab leaders: US policy on Iran has no credibility
The World Economic Forum on the Middle East ended on Monday with the Arab leaders calling on the United States to moderate its involvement in the Middle East.
Regional-Iran, Politics, 5/22/2006
Russia, Saudi Arabia discuss Iran nuclear issue
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, who arrived in Riyadh Sunday evening for a two-day visit, attended a joint press conference with his Saudi counterpart, Prince Saud al-Faisal, here Sunday night.
Saudi Arabia-Iran-Russia, Politics, 5/22/2006
Gamal Mubarak: Egypt stable, terrorism a global phenomena
Egypt's National Democratic Party (NDP) Policy Secretary Gamal Mubarak said Egypt remains, a secure and stable country despite recent terror attacks in Sinai.
Egypt, Politics, 5/22/2006
US commander: next days in Iraq critical
Iraq-USA, Politics, 5/22/2006
People smuggling from Somalia to Yemen, hundreds thrown overboard
People smuggling from Somalia to Yemen increased significantly in the first four months of this year with more that 10,500 Somalis and Ethiopians making the perilous boat journey, with hundreds hurled overboard to drown by the gun-toting traffickers, according to the latest United Nations update.
Yemen-Somalia, Local, 5/22/2006
British Council launches Muslim media guide
The British Council, the cultural arm of the Foreign Office, Monday launched a media guide on the UK's Muslim community to promote the diverse nature of Britain's society.
Regional-UK, Politics, 5/22/2006
TAP gas pipeline project not a substitute for India: UPA
With key United Progressive Alliance (UPA) ally CPI(M) objecting to India joining the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan- Pakistan (TAP) gas pipeline project, the government today said that the TAP project was not a substitute for the Iran-Pakistan-India (IPI) project but could only be an addition.
Iran-India, Economics, 5/22/2006
Jewish lawmakers call for Teibi's dismissal as deputy speaker
A number of Israeli Jewish lawmakers have called on Knesset (Zionist parliament) Speaker Dalia Itsek to reject the appointment of Arab Knesset member Ahmed Teibi as deputy speaker of the house.
Israel, Politics, 5/22/2006
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A New York Times report said today that some 100 Iraqis have been killed every day in Baghdad alone, in recent days.
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A UN spokesman in New York said today that the Sudanese Government has still not consented to the deployment of an assessment team to Darfur.
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Head of the Future movement, Saad al-Hariri called for stripping Palestinians from arms outside refugee camps, and praised the Lebanese Army and its Commander for the sacrifices that have been made to cement sovereignty, after a soldier was killed by a Palestinian ambush last week. He said the Palestinians should not be get into internal Lebanese problems.
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White House Spokesman Tony Snow today said about US troops in Iraq that they "will return when they're no longer needed. And it is still our desire to see that the Iraqi military and police forces are trained up and capable of providing for public security in Iraq."
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