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Jordanian authority arrests returnees from Afghanistan
Jordan, Judicial, 12/18/1999
Some 200 Israeli air raids against Lebanon in 1999
The Israeli warplanes on Friday continued their violations of Lebanese airspace. Lebanese security sources said that Israeli planes flew over the Bekaa and eastern Lebanon, breaking the sound barrier over the town of Baalbeck.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 12/18/1999
Egyptian demands Austria to hand over a terrorist
Egypt, Judicial, 12/18/1999
15 more Algerians killed by gunmen
Algeria, Local, 12/18/1999
Spanish national jailed for drug trafficking
Morocco, Judicial, 12/18/1999
Benin backs Morocco's World Cup soccer bid
Benin on Friday voiced full backing to Morocco's bid to host the 2006 World Cup football finals.
Morocco-Benin, Sports, 12/18/1999
Armed men in Aleppo kills former leader in Muslim Brothers group
A funeral was held on Friday in Aleppo for the former observer general of the Muslim Brothers, Sheikh Muhammad Amin Yakan, who was killed because of disputes over land ownership on Thursday in the village of Tarhin, of al-Bab district in northern Syria.
Jordan, Local, 12/18/1999
Muslim inmates ask for special food for Ramadan
In a letter addressed to the Muslim Association of Malawi via one of its executive members, Sheikh Yusuf Kanyamula, the spokesman of the Muslim prisoners, Ismael Assah Yaseen, complains that Malawi prisons lack prayer facilities.
Regional-Africa, Religion, 12/18/1999
Football: African World Cup heats start next April
The African preliminary heats for the 2002 World Cup will start next April 7 or 9, the World Football governing body FIFA said on Friday.
Morocco, Sports, 12/18/1999
Despite barriers and occupation, two more Syrian brides went into the Golan
Syria, Local, 12/17/1999
Canadian figures back Morocco's soccer World Cup bid
Several Canadian figures have set up a committee to materialize their full backing to Morocco's bid to host the 2006 World Cup finals.
Morocco-Canada, Sports, 12/17/1999
Egypt signs international agreement on terrorism
Egypt signed an international agreement to prevent terrorist bomb attacks, a document that is to provide the needed legal cover for treatment of a rising phenomenon in recent years.
Egypt, Judicial, 12/17/1999
Morocco to host international women's football tournament
Morocco-International, Sports, 12/17/1999
Twenty Lebanese children wounded in Israeli raids against Arab Salim
Lebanese medical sources said the eight children who are seriously wounded are between 10 and 12 years old. They are Hussein Fayad Harb, Hussein Hamzeh Saadeh, Ali Youssef Hammoud, Malak Shamseddine, Mouna Farhat, Marwa Hassan, Hanan Moussa and Ali Shararah.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 12/17/1999
UNICEF lauds Mubarak's role in child welfare
The UNICEF paid tribute Wednesday to President Hosni Mubarakšs continued endeavor for the promotion of child welfare. UNICEF Regional Director for Middle East and North Africa Ibrahim Fal cited, in this regard, President Mubarak's declaration of 2000-2010 as the second decade for childhood.
Egypt, Culture, 12/17/1999
US troops injured in Kuwait
Kuwait-USA, Local, 12/17/1999
Guinean president voices backing for Morocco's World Cup soccer bid
President Lansana Conte of Guinea on Thursday voiced his country's backing to Morocco's bid to host the 2006 soccer World Cup finals.
Morocco-Guinea, Sports, 12/17/1999
Joint training by US, Israeli and Turkish navies
Israel-Turkey-USA, Military, 12/17/1999
Egypt proposes cultural prize with US
Egypt-USA, Culture, 12/17/1999
Fair for ancient Egyptian archeology in Japan next August
The Supreme Council for Antiquities in Egypt agreed to establish a fair for ancient Egyptian archeology in Japan during August 2000 under the title "Greatness of the Ancient Egyptian Civilization."
Egypt-Japan, Culture, 12/17/1999
Environmental education program for Egyptian schools
Egyptian Minister of Education Hussein Kamal Baha al-Din agreed on a cooperation program among the ministries of education, health and environment in cooperation with UNESCO and UNICEF, as well as non-governmental civil associations, on establishing a program by the ministry for spreading environmental awareness among students and positive participation in protecting the environment and the community surrounding the school.
Egypt, Environment, 12/17/1999
Some 11 Algerian soldiers killed by armed groups
Algeria, Local, 12/17/1999
Moroccan court sentences Spanish drug dealer to one-year in prison
Morocco, Judicial, 12/17/1999
Indonesian Islamic bodies demand government's consistency in closing vice centers
Some 200 persons from various Islamic organizations demonstrated in front of the City Hall here on Thursday, demanding government consistency in closing vice amusement centers during the fasting month of Ramadan.
Regional, Religion, 12/17/1999
African Super Cup match postponed
The African Football Super Cup match between Morocco's Raja club of Casablanca and Africa Sport of Cote d'Ivoire was postponed until next March 4 or 5.
Morocco, Sports, 12/17/1999
50 grams of Bango found in Cairo, other fugatives arrested
An investigation at Cairo International Airport caught the owner of a printing house, who came to the airport to receive his brother, with 50 grams of Bango in his pocket, and he admitted carrying it for his personal use.
Egypt, Local, 12/17/1999
Marcel Khalife found innocent
Lebanon, Judicial, 12/16/1999
Jordanian youth who attacked the Israeli embassy freed
Jordan, Local, 12/16/1999
Mubarak confers Zowail Nile Collar
President Hosni Mubarak will today confer the Nile Collar on Dr. Ahmed Zowail, Nobel prize laureate in Chemistry.
Egypt, Science, 12/16/1999
UAE finds more fake visas
United Arab Emirates, Local, 12/16/1999
IAAF Ratifies El-Guerrouj's World Record
Morocco, Sports, 12/16/1999
Morocco seeks NASA assistance to contain drought
Morocco is working on an emergency drought control program using sophisticated satellite and space technologies of NASA to enable the country better control its natural resources, the Moroccan agriculture minister told The Washington Post.
Morocco-USA, Agriculture, 12/16/1999
Morocco, Peace Child International pass environment agreement
The Moroccan environment department passed Wednesday in Rabat a cooperation agreement with the "Peace Child International"(PCI) on the promotion of environment awareness in Moroccan schools.
Morocco, Environment, 12/16/1999
Lebanese resistance breaks into Sujoud position in south Lebanon
While the April Understanding Monitoring Committee held a meeting on Wednesday to discuss several Lebanese complaints against Israel for targeting civilians in its attacks, the occupation forces renewed their violation of the understanding's provisions by carrying out air raids and artillery bombardment that resulted in further damages to the property of civilians.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 12/16/1999
Eight Reciters in International Quranic Competition in Malaysia
Eight reciters including three women took part on the second day of the 41st International Quranic Reciters Assembly at here Wednesday, Malaysian news agency BERNAMA said.
Regional, Religion, 12/16/1999
US, Turkey, Israel carry out joint naval exercises
Israeli, Turkish and US joint naval exercises started on Wednesday in the Mediterranean waters off the Turkish coasts.
Israel-Turkey-USA, Military, 12/16/1999
Locusts threaten Southern Morocco, Northern Mauritania
Mauritania-Morocco, Agriculture, 12/15/1999
88 tons of light and sound equipment for third millenium gala at pyramids
Egypt, Culture, 12/15/1999
FIFA Congratulates Moroccan RAJA Club
Morocco, Sports, 12/15/1999
Continuing investigations concerning the US jet accident in Kuwait
Kuwait-USA, Local, 12/15/1999
Lebanese resistance retaliates for Israeli attacks
Israeli warplanes on Tuesday raided the al-Tuffah district in the occupied part of south Lebanon. Lebanese security sources said the Israeli planes attacked Aqmata farm and fired four air-to-surface missiles.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 12/15/1999
Senegal backs Morocco's world soccer cup bid
Senegal on Tuesday officially voiced backing to Morocco's bid to host the 2006 World football Cup finals.
Morocco-Senegal, Sports, 12/15/1999
Call for the preservation of the Moulouya River
The association "man & environment" based in the eastern Moroccan city of Berkane has launched a call for the preservation of the Moulouya River, which is a shelter to several endangered species such as the Aydoum gull, pink flamingo, and grey teal.
Morocco, Environment, 12/14/1999
Rondeau exhibits Morocco alongside tribute to Delacroix
Morocco-France, Culture, 12/14/1999
Two members of Hamas killed
The Israeli security forces killed two persons belonging to the Palestinian Hamas resistance movement.
Palestine-Israel, Local, 12/14/1999
Government to open investigation on Fez building collapse
Moroccan Premier Abderrahmane Youssoufi said on Monday that the government will open an investigation to determine the responsibilities in the collapse last week of a building that killed 47 people and injured 40 others in Fez, central Morocco.
Morocco, Local, 12/14/1999
Egypt's Mohammed Ali Mosque
Mohammed Ališs mosque, located at Al-Qalaa district in Cairo is a masterpiece of Islamic architecture.
Egypt, Culture, 12/14/1999
Festival for Arab song in Doha
The Qatari capital, Doha, will host between January 8 and 11 the festival of the Arab song, which is organized by the Orbit Satellite Television and Radio Network with the participation of Qatari television.
Qatar-Regional, Culture, 12/14/1999
Israeli forces continue attacks against Lebanon
The Israeli forces on Monday renewed their attacks against areas adjacent to the occupied part of south Lebanon.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 12/14/1999
Holy See Sends Delegation to Amman to Prepare for Pope's Visit
Regional-Vatican, Religion, 12/14/1999
2.5 billion viewers for Egypt's celebration of the third millennium
Egyptian Minister of Culture Farouk Hosni stated that 2.5 billion viewers from all over the world will watch Egypt's celebration of the third millennium, which will be held in front of the Egyptian pyramids with the presentation of an electronic opera entitled "The 12 Dreams of the Sun," composed and directed by the French musician Jean Michael Jarre.
Egypt, Culture, 12/13/1999
King Mohammed launches Ramadan solidarity operation
Some 1.74 million meals will be distributed to 200,000 households in 506 communes in Morocco.
Morocco, Culture, 12/13/1999
Iraq: US - UK attacks kill two
Attacks by US and US jets on Saturday killed two and wounded five Iraqis, the Iraqi News Agency said, adding that the attacks "bombed residential areas and service installations."
Iraq-USA, Military, 12/13/1999
7% increase in aged people in Lebanon
Lebanon, Health, 12/13/1999
Cairo: 15 currency pieces from Roman era recovered
Egypt, Local, 12/13/1999
Mohamed Eid, Northern Oasesš sculptor
Egypt, Culture, 12/13/1999
Football: Morocco's Raja wins African champions league
Tunisia-Morocco, Sports, 12/13/1999
Football: Morocco's Raja Casablanca in World Clubs Cup
Raja Casablanca, winner of the 1999 African Champions League, will represent Morocco and Africa in the first World clubs cup, to be held next January in Brazil.
Morocco, Sports, 12/13/1999
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