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Jordanian interior minister to attend Tunisia meeting
The conference agenda will include 23 items, the most important of which is the work against terrorism for which a four year plan would be adopted
Regional-Jordan, Politics, 1/3/1998
Jordanian deputies visit Baghdad
Jordan-Iraq, Politics, 1/3/1998
Peace Now brings effective tactics against government and settlements
Peace Now secretary Mosi Raz said the aim of the tour is ³to underline the governmentıs priorities: the money is being poured into 3 percent of the nation, instead of into the fight against unemployment
Israel, Politics, 1/3/1998
Arab League denounces Israeli settlement policy
"The procrastination, Israeli policies, and illegal acts of the Israeli government violate the will of the international community," Meguid said.
Regional, Politics, 1/3/1998
Levy crisis: a lone crying wolf who means it this time
³We are tired of him, but itıs impossible without him,² an aide in the Prime Ministerıs office said late Thursday night referring to the latest crisis between Benyamin Netanyahu and his foreign minsiter David Levy
Israel, Politics, 1/2/1998
Qatar and Bahrain reply in borderline dispute
Doha presented to the International Court of Justice its reply to Bahrain's written request concerning marine borders and the disputes between the two countries.
Bahrain-Qatar, Politics, 1/2/1998
Libya slams US-Turkish-Israeli maneuvers
Libya criticized joint maneuvers between Turkey, the USA, and Israel which are due to be held this month. Libya said those maneuvers are directed against Arabs and Muslims.
Libya-Turkey, Politics, 1/2/1998
Al Turabi and Al Mahdi are willing to meet
Al Mahdi said that he is ready to meet with anyone in the Sudanese government, on the condition that such a meeting should result in reaching a comprehensive solution to the Sudanese crisis and that it should address all political issues.
Sudan, Politics, 1/2/1998
Iran rules out improved relations with Egypt for now
Iran's Foreign Minister Kamal Kharazi on Wednesday ruled out any "immediate improvement" in relations between Iran and Egypt.
Egypt-Iran, Politics, 1/2/1998
Bashir to visit Egypt during Ramadan
The countries' mutual interest in restoring normal relations is manifest in the bilateral decision to resume river navigation as of January 15 after being halted for four years and in the increase in the number of air flights between them.
Sudan-Egypt, Politics, 1/2/1998
Clinton meetings could be cancelled
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 1/2/1998
Arafat independent state
Palestine, Politics, 1/2/1998
Iran strongly condemns attempts to associate it with Luxor carnage
Iran has strongly condemned the US justifications of recent statements by the US ambassador to Israel, Edward Walker, in which he implicated Iranian involvement in the November attack on tourists at an ancient temple in Luxor, Egypt.
Iran, Politics, 1/2/1998
Jordanian opposition calls for boycotting maneuvers
Jordanian opposition parties on Thursday called upon the Jordanian government not to join Turkish -Israeli-US maneuvers which will start on January 5 in the Mediterranean.
Jordan-Turkey, Politics, 1/2/1998
First cable of congratulations since 1980 from Iranian President to Iraqi President
The normalization process between Iran and Iraq is impeded by the problems of prisoners of war and the dispute over the Iraqi war and civilian planes which fled to Iran during the Gulf War in 1991.
Iraq-Iran, Politics, 1/1/1998
Lift sanctions: Iraq's plea to UN
Iraq called on the UN Secretary Council to resist efforts to prevent a lifting of the seven-year old UN economic sanctions on Baghdad.
Iraq, Politics, 1/1/1998
Zeroual appoints 48 members to the Algerian council
Algerian President Liamine Zeroual appointed 48 national dignitaries to the Umma Council, representing one third the total number of members of the council whose remaining two-thirds were elected last Thursday.
Algeria, Politics, 12/31/1997
Tagamoua Party partners accuse it of violating the coalition agreement
Al Tagamoua scored a massive victory in the election as it won 80 of 96 total seats, for which 14 parties and 21 independent nominees had competed.
Algeria, Politics, 12/31/1997
Cabinet reshuffle in Libya
In its concluding session, the Libyan General Popular Conference took a decision to carry out a cabinet reshuffle in the secretariat-general of Popular Committee.
Libya, Politics, 12/31/1997
Iran denies US official visit to Teheran
Iran, Politics, 12/31/1997
Hrawi denies contacts with Israel for opening Kfar Falous
Lebanon-Israel, Politics, 12/31/1997
Lebanese diplomacy for lifting Shabaa siege
Lebanon, Politics, 12/31/1997
Kuwait and Yemen expected to reopen embassies
Yemeni-Kuwaiti relations deteriorated greatly after the Gulf War as Kuwait accused Sanaa of supporting Iraq and Saddam Hussein
Kuwait-Yemen, Politics, 12/31/1997
Arafat for international observers, will reshuffle cabinet in late January
Arafat's special advisor Marwan Kanafani who was quoted as saying that Arafat had accepted the resignation of his cabinet. The source said Kanafani was not authorized to issue the statement on behalf of President Arafat. A cabinet reshuffle, however, is expected late in January
Palestine, Politics, 12/30/1997
Jordanian Foreign Minister back from Saudi Arabia
Jordanian Foreign Minister Fayez al-Taraunah and his Saudi counterpart Saud al-Faisal, during the Jordanian visit to Saudi Arabia discussed arranging joint cooperation concerning regional issues, particularly the peace process.
Jordan-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 12/30/1997
Support for Lebanese detainees in Israeli jails
The follow-up committee in charge of supporting the issue of Lebanese detainees in Israeli jails has described the detention of 12 Lebanese citizens from the occupied town of Shabaa by occupation forces as a violation of international conventions.
Lebanon, Politics, 12/30/1997
Qatar denies expulsion of Egyptians
Qatar on Monday denied a program intending to exclude Egyptians from working in Qatar, or renew work contracts for Egyptians.
Qatar-Egypt, Politics, 12/30/1997
New Libyan prime minister
Libya, Politics, 12/30/1997
Majali for judicial reform
Jordan, Politics, 12/30/1997
Gaddafi meets with Zhirinovsky
Libya, Politics, 12/30/1997
Mishal report
Israel, Politics, 12/30/1997
Osama El-Baz says that 4.6 million Jews can not threaten 250 million Arabians
He also said that Arabs have to accept Israel's existence and work hard on clearing the Israeli biological and chemical programs to enable Arabs and Israelis to live in peace.
Egypt, Politics, 12/30/1997
Ayat Ahmed visits Morocco
Hussein Ahmed Ayat, the leader of the Socialist Forces Front in Algeria, is paying a visit to Morocco during which he will meet with Moroccan officials and politicians to discuss relations between the countries.
Algeria-Morocco, Politics, 12/30/1997
Hamareneh is secretary general of the Jordanian Communist Party
The central committee of the Jordanian communist Party has elected Dr. Munir Hamareneh as its Secretary General for the coming four years.
Jordan, Politics, 12/30/1997
A message from Mubarak to al-Bashir
Sudan-Egypt, Politics, 12/30/1997
Damascus declaration signatory states end expert meetings
Abu Zeid said a comprehensive framework was drawn on establishing multi-faceted economic cooperation between the member states.
Regional, Politics, 12/30/1997
King Hassan II visits Egypt, Saudi Arabia
Morocco-Egypt, Politics, 12/30/1997
Sudan: Obstacles to establishing national consensus
The object of confrontation over the past four decades has remained virtually the same, a struggle between pluralism and freedom, on one hand, and authoritarian military single-party regimes, which suppressed pluralism in order to subjugate the nation through repression and violence, on the other hand.
Sudan, Politics, 12/29/1997
Relaxation in the Islands crisis between Emirates and Iran
A dispute over three Gulf islands which led to tension between the United Arab Emirates and Iran is seeing relaxation as both countries show desire to resolve this problem peacefully.
Egypt-Iran, Politics, 12/29/1997
Syria: Soon Israeli Arabs will be free to visit our country
Syria will soon allow Israeli Arabs to visit freely, Israeli Knesset member Dr. Azmi Bishara said Sunday.
Syria-Israel, Politics, 12/29/1997
Terrorism and drugs to be discussed by Arab Interior Ministers
The most important issues on the agenda will be terrorism, combating drugs, promoting security coordination and the consequences of new technology on crime.
Regional-Tunisia, Politics, 12/29/1997
Israel rejects Palestinian peace plan
Israel-Palestine, Politics, 12/29/1997
Israeli Druze, Hamas meet
Israel-Lebanon, Politics, 12/29/1997
Iraq blames US for rations cut
Iraq, Politics, 12/29/1997
Lebanon: provincial elections to start on May 24
Lebanon, Politics, 12/29/1997
Israel worried about possible suicide attacks
As they do every year at the start of Ramadan, Israeli security services issued warnings that attacks are likely to be carried out by members of Hamas, the Islamic Resistance Movement, to mark the holy month of Ramadan.
Israel-Palestine, Politics, 12/29/1997
Turkish incursion into North Iraq condemned by Arab League
The Arab League renewed its strong condemnation of the contined Turkish incursion into northern Iraq, underlining that these practices harm Turkish-Arab relations.
Iraq-Turkey, Politics, 12/29/1997
Iran for making dialogue with US people
Iranian Foreign Minister Kamal Kharazi has supported the idea of dialogue between Iran and the American people but he ruled out any normalization of relations with Washington unless the latter changes its position towards Iran.
Iran, Politics, 12/29/1997
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