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Sharon to visit Jordan, Russia next week
Russian sources in Cairo told ArabicNews.com that Israeli Foreign Minister Ariel Sharon is to arrive in Moscow at the end of the coming week at the invitation of his Russian counterpart, Igor Ivanov.
Jordan-Israel-Russia, Politics, 11/20/1998

Jordanian Islamists accuse Palestinian government of planning assassinations in Jordan
The official spokesman for the Muslim Brotherhood group in Jordan, Jamil Abu Baker, said on Thursday that his group received information saying that security forces in the Palestinian Authority are planning to assassinate several figures in Jordan.
Jordan-Palestine, Politics, 11/20/1998

Israel's foreign Minister to visit Amman next week
Israeli Foreign Minister Ariel Sharon will head for Amman in the middle of next week, accompanied by Minister of Industry and Trade Nathan Sheransky.
Jordan-Israel, Politics, 11/19/1998

Jordanian crown prince confers with PA official
Jordan-Palestine, Politics, 11/19/1998

German President arrives in Amman
Jordan-Germany, Politics, 11/18/1998

Jordanian students arrested for demonstrating against Wye agreement
The Jordanian authorities on Tuesday arrested the chairman of the Student Union at Mu'ta University in southern Jordan's al-Karak province after being dismissed from the university, following a demonstration recently held at the university in protest of the Wye Plantation agreement between the Palestinian government and Israel.
Jordan, Politics, 11/18/1998

Jordan replies to Amnesty's accusations human rights violations
A Jordanian governmental official said in reply to a report issued by Amnesty International that accuses Jordan of breaching human rights that Jordan respected the law, yet it has been exposed to the disturbances that prevailed in other spots of the Middle East.
Jordan, Politics, 11/18/1998

Mishal: Hamas leaders harassed in Jordan
The chairman of the political bureau of the Palestinian Hamas movement has asserted that leaders of the movement in Jordan have been exposed to a campaign of harassment since the signing of the Wye River accord between the Palestinian government and Israel.
Palestine-Jordan, Politics, 11/18/1998

Report: Jordan warns Palestinians not to carry out inter-Palestinian revenge acts
A Jordanian daily has reported that the Jordanian government warned the Palestinian authorities against carrying out "revenge acts and killings of its opponents on the Jordanian arena regardless to reasons and motivations."
Jordan-Palestine, Politics, 11/17/1998

Washington supports Jordanian demands to open Palestinian markets
Jordan, Economics, 11/17/1998

Tarawneh in US to meet with King
Jordan, Politics, 11/16/1998

Two Egyptians executed in Jordan
Jordan, Judicial, 11/16/1998


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