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Islamists are the main bloc in the Bahraini Parliament
Bahrain, Politics, 11/2/2002
King Mohammed calls for materializing Maghreban union
Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 11/2/2002
Morocco's newly appointed premier carries on consultation to form government
Morocco's newly appointed prime minister, Driss Jettou on Friday continued consultations with political parties with a view to forming a new government in light of the legislative elections, held September 27 in Morocco.
Morocco, Politics, 11/2/2002
De Villepin: Morocco's legislative elections, major step towards full fledged democracy
The legislative elections held in Morocco on September 27th are a major step towards a full fledged democracy, and the rule of law, French foreign minister, Dominique de Villepin, said Thursday.
Morocco-France, Politics, 11/2/2002
French FM calls for renovated Morocco-France partnership
Morocco-France, Politics, 11/2/2002
40 Moroccan companies take part in Baghdad international fair
Iraq-Morocco, Politics, 11/2/2002
The Islamic monitor: Cairo handed Washington a Yemeni official
The Egyptian authorities have handed over to the US a Yemeni official, whose family accuses Egypt of seizing him, according to an Islamic organization which takes London as a headquarters.
Egypt-Yemen, Politics, 11/2/2002
Ben Ali: No peace without attaining a just solution for the Palestinian question
Tunisia's President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali has stressed that peace in the region is not attainable except by finding a solution for the Palestinian question.
Tunisia-Palestine, Politics, 11/2/2002
Syrian- UAE ministerial committee meetings in Abu Dhabi today
The Syrian deputy premier for economic affairs Muhammad al-Hussein and members of the accompanying delegation arrived yesterday in Abu Dhabi to preside over the Syrian side to the meeting of the second session of the Syrian- UAE joint ministerial committee to open today.
Syria-United Arab Emirates, Politics, 11/2/2002
Makadishu: massive demonstrations in support of the Somali unity
a speech he delivered in front of the demonstrators who gathered in the al-Hurreyah ( freedom) square in Makadishu, the Somali President Abdul Qasem Salad Hassan reiterated the need that "the land of Somalia's" importance in participating in Oldrit peace conference, and permiting the representatives of the northern districts to take part if the administration ruling in Herjesia which abstains from attending this conference.
Somalia, Politics, 11/2/2002
France renews backing to U.N.-proposed framework agreement on sahara
"This (Sahara) issue is very crucial for regional stability and we back the process started within the United Nations," de Villepin
Morocco-France, Politics, 11/2/2002
One British company at the Baghdad International Fair
The annual trade Fair was opened yesterday in Baghdad with the participation of 1200 companies from 49 Arab and European states, despite the beating of the American war drums against Iraq which stressed "confidence" in its friends at the UN security council "who will refuse" to approve the American proposed project in laying a new system of inspection for the Iraqi weapons.
Iraq-UK, Politics, 11/2/2002
Al-Bayan: Jordanian brotherhood warns against dismembering
The general observer of the Ikhwan al-Muslimin (Muslim brothers) groups in Jordan, Abdul Majid Zneibat, has warned against the inclination of the Islamic movement to secret work in case the Jordanian government will desolve the group or dismember them as a result of foreign pressures."
Jordan, Politics, 11/2/2002
Yemen officially rejects accusing it of conspiring against Afourki
Yemen has sent a strong official protest to Eritrea yesterday and called on it to apologize over Asmara's accusations to Sanaa of forming an alliance with Addis Ababa and Khartoum seeking to impose a regional isolation against it and working to topple the regime of Asyas Afourki.
Yemen-Eritrea, Politics, 11/2/2002
Delegation of Russian Federal council visits Morocco
Head of the Russian 4-member delegation, vice-president of the council, Michael Nikolaev, said his delegation's talks with Moroccan officials will cover means to give a new impetus to the strategic partnership convention signed recently between Morocco and Russia, and issues related to the parliamentary action
Morocco-Russia, Politics, 11/2/2002
Maarve: Israel announces the discovery of a second spying network
The Israeli daily Maareve unveiled that the Hizbullah party had also succeeded in organizing a second spy network inside Israel. It said that the Israeli central court in al-Nasera permitted issuing the details of the list of accusations addressed to two citizens of the Arab villages in northern Palestine and explained that the two involved individuals are 26 year old, each.
Israel-Lebanon, Politics, 11/2/2002
Demonstrations in al-Azhar calling for the expulsion of the Israeli ambassador
Thousands of men who performed their Friday's prayers at al-Azhar mosque following Friday's prayers denounced the Israeli practices against the Palestinian people and chanted slogans in which they called for the expulsion of the Israeli ambassador from Cairo. The demonstrators also called for the need of revitalizing Arab unity. They denounced the American onslaught against the Arab and Islamic world.
Egypt-Palestine, Politics, 11/2/2002
Gabon's Defense Minister in Morocco
Morocco-Gabon, Politics, 11/2/2002
Televised message from Mubarak on the occasion of Rabin's assassination anniversary
Egypt-Israel, Politics, 11/2/2002
Kuwait excludes the Americans of being chased by the criminal court
Kuwait-USA, Politics, 11/2/2002
US Jewish organizations request banning series
Jewish organizations in the United States raised anger over a series Faris Bela Gawad (A Horseless Knight), which will be broadcast by the Egyptian Television during the holy Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, under the pretext that it undermines the history of the Jews.
Egypt-USA, Politics, 11/2/2002
Mubarak - Ben Ali talks focus on ME, Iraqi crisis, bilateral ties
Tunisia-Egypt, Politics, 11/1/2002
Elections end; Islamists gains, women active participation in Bahraini politics
By completing the second round of elections in Bahrain, following the first elections since three decades in the country, the elections marked a remarkable progress for the Islamic trends which took 24 seats out of 40 distributed between the Sunni Islamic societies (20 seats ) and the Shiite (4 seats ).
Bahrain, Politics, 11/1/2002
Qathafi: Arab League is useless because Arab leaders just talk to appease citizens about Arab unity
Qathafi said in a statement prior to Mubarak's leaving back to Cairo "Nothing new has happened after I applied for pullout." He added "the withdrawal decision is serious but we are obliged to do so." He questioned " why should we stay as members in an ineffective league," stressing the need of "implementing the joint Arab charters and joint Arab defense and the economic Arab unity."
Libya-Egypt, Politics, 11/1/2002
Largest Saudi trade delegation to Baghdad in 12 years; Iraq re-opens Ar'ar border crossing
The Iraqi authorities yesterday re-opened the border Ar'ar crossing with Saudi Arabia to permit the passage of persons and commodities for the first time since its closure during the Gulf crisis in 1990.
Iraq-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 11/1/2002
Al-Assad issues general pardon for military service crimes, confers with Fe-Arab delegation
Syria's President Bashar al-Assad yesterday in Damascus received members of the executive committee of Fe- Arab America, led by Horasio Haddad.
Syria, Politics, 11/1/2002
Any action on Iraq will conducted be in conjunction with arab friends, french fm
French Foreign minister, Dominique de Villepin, who started on Wednesday a two-day visit to Morocco, said that any action concerning Iraq will be undertaken in "conjunction with our Arab friends."
Iraq-France, Politics, 11/1/2002
Jordan - Lebanon decide to increase politica,, economic cooperation
A joint statement issued simultaneously in Beirut and Amman said that Jordan and Lebanon have decided yesterday in Beirut to strengthen bilateral political, economic, trade and media relations.
Jordan, Politics, 11/1/2002
Talibani calls on the Arab states to support the Kurds by weapons; the war is after Ramadan
Iraq-Syria, Politics, 11/1/2002
Yemen: Accusing the Egyptian intelligence of kidnapping an official in the ruling party
Brother of the businessman and official in the ruling party in Yemen, Abdul Salaam Ali Abdul Rahman, has accused the Egyptian intelligence of kidnapping him, stressing that he disappeared in Egypt since September 20 and that the Egyptian ambassador in Sanaa, Khaled al-Koumi, is personally involved in the process of "dragging" his brother to Egypt.
Yemen-Egypt, Politics, 11/1/2002
Mashakos negotiations rule out alternative presidency; discussions on resources sharing
The Sudanese News agency quoted the advisor for the Sudanese presidency as asserting that the delegations of both the government and the rebels to Mashakos negotiations are heading to dealing with sharing resources despite the fact that they "have not reached a solution on authority sharing."
Sudan, Politics, 11/1/2002
Al-Shara confers with William Baker: dialogue is the way for peace
The Syrian deputy prime minister and foreign minister Farouk al-Shara yesterday received William Baker, the chairman of the Muslims and Christians center for peace in the USA.
Syria-USA, Politics, 11/1/2002
Jordanian King Abdullah commission for "Jordan first"
The Jordanian King Abdullah II yesterday ordered to formation of a national commission including all social strata in order to consolidate the slogan of " Jordan first" in challenge of regional dangers and conflicts that are looming in the horizons especially on the Palestinian and Iraqi arenas, to the east and west of the Kingdom.
Jordan, Politics, 11/1/2002
Morocco pleads for credible reform of the UN
Morocco said Wednesday it backs efforts made by United Nations Secretary General Kofi Anan to initiate a "strong, credible and efficient" reform of the world body, to the best interest of all member states.
Regional-Morocco, Politics, 11/1/2002
Morocco's FM to travel to Brussels for talks with European commission
Morocco's Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Minister, Mohammed Benaissa, will fly next week to Brussels for talks with European officials on relations between Morocco and the European Union (EU).
Morocco-European Union, Politics, 11/1/2002
King Mohammed receives french FM
Morocco-France, Politics, 11/1/2002
China committed to strategic cooperation with Egypt
Egypt-China, Politics, 11/1/2002
Berber associations reject claims to write Amazigh in Latin transcripts
Some 70 Moroccan Berber Associations on Thursday voiced rejection of calls to write the Berbers' Amazigh language in Latin Characters.
Morocco, Politics, 11/1/2002
Syrian- UAE committee preparatory meetings completed
Syria-United Arab Emirates, Politics, 11/1/2002
King Mohammed receives chinese deputy FM
Morocco-China, Politics, 11/1/2002
Bush tells Mubarak he is keen to reach a peaceful solution to Iraqi issue
The White House announced that US President George W Bush asserted in a telephone conversation with President Mubarak during his visit to Morocco he hopes that the Iraqi issue would be solved peacefully.
Egypt-USA, Politics, 11/1/2002
US president extends sanctions on Sudan
Sudan-USA, Politics, 11/1/2002
Morocco trustworthy for investors, Belgian speaker
Morocco is currently one of the countries that inspire confidence to foreign investors, said speaker of the Belgian House of Representatives, Herman De Croo, who is currently on a visit to Morocco.
Morocco-Belgium, Politics, 11/1/2002
Air flights resumed between Saudi Arabia- Libya
Libya-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 10/31/2002
Iraq, Iran exchange soldiers remains
Iraq-Iran, Politics, 10/31/2002
Musharraf concludes visit to Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia-Pakistan, Politics, 10/31/2002
Mubarak calls for flexibility, negotiation to settle Moroccan sahara issue
Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt yesterday called for "flexibility" and "negotiation" to settle the Moroccan Sahara issue.
Egypt-Morocco, Politics, 10/31/2002
Mubarak: Changing Iraqi regime is a domestic affair
Sharon's tenure as Prime Minister, which started two years ago, witnessed 80 suicide attacks against six only during the three years of Ehud Barak's mandate, Mubarak deplored, adding "this is a sign of the Palestinian people's despair."
Egypt-Regional, Politics, 10/31/2002
Iraq- Iran to discuss expanding cooperation
In a step that indicates the development of political relations between Iraq and Iran, the joint ministerial committee between the two countries will start its meetings in Baghdad next week.
Iraq-Iran, Politics, 10/31/2002
Mubarak in Tunisia and Libya; AL chief: emergency meeting on Nov 10th
Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak will hold a visit to Libya in conclusion of a tour that led him yesterday to Tunisia after Morocco.
Regional-Libya, Politics, 10/31/2002
Prince Nayef: No splits inside Saudi Arabia
the Saudi minister of finance Ibrahim al-Assaf denied that the US has taken so far any decision to freeze the assets of Saudi companies and businessmen under the charges of financing terrorism.
Saudi Arabia-USA, Politics, 10/31/2002
Jordan: arresting extremists of Palestinian origin
Three days following the assassination of the American diplomat Laurence Folley, no arrest has yet been made in Jordan, and the Jordanian investigators, who are cooperating with the Americans, have not yet found any serious evidence leading them to the doer.
Jordan-USA, Politics, 10/31/2002
Baghdad accuses Washington of interfering with inspectors; Saddam's cousin calls on him to quit
Iraq has accused the US in interfering in the work of the UN inspectors even before those inspectors have set foot in Iraq, in remarks to the meeting the US President George Bush held yesterday with the chief of the UN inspection team Hans Blix and the director of the International agency for atomic energy Muhammad al-Baradi' at the White House.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 10/31/2002
Al-Assad receives Rev. Awad, Sheikh Qabalan, stressing national unity
Syria's President Bashar al-Assad yesterday received Rev. Adeeb Awad, the Biblical secretary general in Syria and Lebanon.
Syria-Lebanon, Politics, 10/31/2002
American maneuvers in Qatar
The commander of the US central leadership Tommy Francs said yesterday that he will personally lead a large military maneuvers in the Gulf from a base in Qatar by the beginning of next month November.
Qatar-USA, Politics, 10/31/2002
Some 800 marines are stationed in Djibouti
Gen. Tommy Francs, the commander of the US forces in the Gulf, said on Tuesday evening that a contingent of 800 marines is stationed in Djibouti in order to make maneuvers with other countries in the African horn and to challenge any likely activity suspected to be carried out by al-Qaida organization.
Djibouti-USA, Politics, 10/31/2002
Preconditioned Libyan compensation for families of Lockerbie victims
Lawyers representing Libya have signed the latest copy of an offer disclosed on Tuesday providing for compensating relatives and families of 270 persons who were killed in the American Pan Am planes which exploded over Lockebie town in 1988, according to which they will get 10 million dollars for each victim in three installments, that are linked to lifting the sanctions imposed on Libya.
Libya-USA, Politics, 10/31/2002
Canada warns its citizens of ME origin from visiting the USA
The Canadian foreign ministry yesterday issued a statement which is considered very rare, warning its citizens, who are of Middle East origin of the risks of traveling to the USA.
Regional-Canada, Politics, 10/31/2002
Morocco probes cooperation with Islamic call association
Means to upgrade cooperation between Morocco and the Libyan Islamic Call (Daawa) Association were probed in Rabat Tuesday by Moroccan minister of Habous (endowments) and Islamic affairs, Abdelkbir Alaoui M'daghri, and the Association secretary general, Mohammed Sharif.
Morocco-Libya, Politics, 10/31/2002
French consulate in Rabat says it was unfairly blamed for not granting visa to Moroccan poet-writer
The French General Consulate in Rabat said to have been "unfairly blamed" for not granting a visa to a Moroccan Poet-writer, member of the Moroccan Writers' Union, who was invited by a French association to take part to "Maghreb des Livres," a literary event held in Paris, on October 19-20, and featuring Morocco as honorary guest.
Morocco-France, Politics, 10/31/2002
Morocco, Egypt agree to boost joint commission
Morocco's King Mohammed VI and Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak have agreed to inject a new blood to their two states' high joint commission, which will be convened shortly, Moroccan foreign affairs and cooperation minister, Mohamed Benaissa, said on Tuesday.
Egypt-Morocco, Politics, 10/30/2002
Libyan- Italian summit to declare the end of the war
In conclusion of a bilateral summit held yesterday in Tripoli, both Libya and Italy announced the end of the war "and the beginning of peace" between them.
Libya-Italy, Politics, 10/30/2002
Okaz: Al-Ahmar: It is not an honor for any country to take part in American military maneuvers
The Speaker of the Yemeni parliament Sheikh Abdullah al-Ahmar has criticized the participation of any Arab state in maneuvers with the American forces. He said "It is not an honor to any Arab country to take part with the US in the military maneuvers which recently took place in Jordan."
Yemen-Regional, Politics, 10/30/2002
King of Bahrain meets with Burns, Mayors
The King of Bahrain Sheikh Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa yesterday stressed his country's care to keep the Gulf region away from "all tensions." This was expressed during his meeting with the chairman of the US joint army chief of staff Gen. Richard Mayors and the assistance for the US secretary of state for the Middle East affairs, William Burns.
Bahrain-USA, Politics, 10/30/2002
King Abdullah threatens to punish the killers of the US diplomat
In collaboration with American investigators, the Jordanian security departments started efforts to arrest the killer of the American diplomat Laurence Folley. Breaking in and storming acts were carried out in several camps and cities in the Kingdom during which scores of political activists were arrested, especially among the Islamists, whereas a clash took place in Maan city during which one wanted Islamists was wounded.
Jordan-USA, Politics, 10/30/2002
Influential congress members back projected USA-Morocco free-trade accord
Fifty-seven influential members of the US Congress, including senate majority leader, democrat Thomas Daschle, and house majority leader, republican Dick Armey, have voiced support to the projected free trade accord between the United States and Morocco.
Morocco-USA, Politics, 10/30/2002
Sudan arrests 60 Eritreans, Northern parties want in on Mashakos
The Umma party in Sudan led by former prime minister al-Sadeq al-Mahdi announced he proposed a request to the Sudanese government to amend the agreement under discussions in Mashakos that provides for ending the war taking place in Sudan since 19 years.
Sudan, Politics, 10/30/2002
Qatar denies coupe attempt
Qatari officials yesterday denied rumors in the stock markets about a coupe attempt in the country which is viewed a likely base for launching an American attack against Iraq.
Qatar, Politics, 10/30/2002
Powell and reforms in the Arab states
A high ranking official at the US Department of State said yesterday that it is expected that the US secretary of state Colin Powell will deliver a speech that have been for long postponed about reforms in the Arab states.
Regional-USA, Politics, 10/30/2002
New Palestinian government; Arafat: we will try to halt operations against civilian
The Palestinian President Yasser Arafat has announced that his new government in which the old cadres could maintain its posts and won the confidence of the Palestinian council will work for completing reforms and halting operations against the Israeli civilians as well as maintaining national unity and founding a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as a capital.
Palestine, Politics, 10/30/2002
Musharraf discusses with crown prince Abdullah current conditions
Saudi Arabia-Pakistan, Politics, 10/30/2002
UNHCR calls for restoring contacts between sequestered sahrawis and their families in morocco
Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 10/30/2002
A failed coupe in Qatar on October 13
Qatar-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 10/30/2002
Belarus, Kuwait for boosting relations
Kuwait-Belarus, Politics, 10/30/2002
Gulf states get a message from Ivanov
Gulf-Russia, Politics, 10/30/2002
French foreign minister wednesday in Morocco
Morocco-France, Politics, 10/30/2002
Tunisia: Talks between Bin Ali, Amir of Qatar
Tunisia-Qatar, Politics, 10/29/2002
AL chief: Libya will not walk out of the AL
Regional-Libya, Politics, 10/29/2002
Egypt: Morocco and Algeria can agree on vision to settle dispute over Sahara
President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt arrived in Morocco yesterday for a three-day official visit to Morocco.
Morocco-Egypt, Politics, 10/29/2002
Two Jordanian ministers offer condolences on assassination of US diplomat in Amman
Jordan-USA, Politics, 10/29/2002
Belarus president arrives in Kuwait
Kuwait-Belarus, Politics, 10/29/2002
American diplomat assassinated in the downtown, Amman
The US diplomat Laurence Folley was assassinated yesterday morning by an unidentified man while leaving his house for work at the US embassy in Amman.
Jordan-USA, Politics, 10/29/2002
Qatar's FM conveys message from Qatar's Amir to Qathafi
Libya's Leader of the Revolution Colonel Muammar al Qathafi yesterday received a verbal message from the Amir of Qatar Sheikh Hamad Bin Khalifa al-Thani on bilateral relations and latest developments on the Arab arena.
Qatar-Libya, Politics, 10/29/2002
Musharraf postpones today's visit to Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia-Pakistan, Politics, 10/29/2002
Washington officially asks for using the Saudi bases
Saudi Arabia's defense minister prince Sultan Bin Abdul Aziz yesterday in Riyadh received chief of staff of the American joint forces Gen. Richard Mayors in the second day of his visit to Saudi Arabia for asking the Saudi authorities to use its military bases in launching a war against Iraq
Saudi Arabia-USA, Politics, 10/29/2002
AL chief calls for an emergency meeting for Arab FM s
The secretary general of the Arab league AL Amr Moussa has announced that consultations are being held at a high level among the Arab states in order to convene an emergency meeting for the Arab foreign ministers within the one or two coming weeks in Cairo in order to discuss the grave conditions in the region, especially in the occupied Palestinian territories and Iraq.
Regional, Politics, 10/29/2002
On Sudan- rebels Mashakos negotiations
Ghazi Salah Eddin, the advisor of the Sudanese President for peace affairs, has stressed that negotiations between the Sudanese government and the rebels movement in Mashakos are proceeding according to the set schedule and that talks are concentrating on the issue of authority sharing.
Sudan, Politics, 10/29/2002
Prince Hassan in Ankara to discuss the Iraqi issue
The uncle of the Jordanian King, Prince Hassan, has discussed the likely attack against Iraq with the Turkish prime minister Polent Acawit. He expressed his efforts for the American efforts to "establish peace in the region.," according to the Turkish NTV TV networking yesterday.
Jordan-Turkey, Politics, 10/29/2002
Al-Assad reviews with Karama, Ebeid, issues of concern to Syria, Lebanon
Syria-Lebanon, Politics, 10/29/2002
Moussa confers with speaker of the Lebanese parliament
Regional-Lebanon, Politics, 10/29/2002
Saudi - American military related issues discussed
Saudi Arabia-USA, Politics, 10/29/2002
King Mohammed holds meeting with Amir of qatar
Morocco's King Mohammed VI, who was accompanied by prince Moulay Rachid, held a meeting this Saturday with the Amir of Qatar Sheikh Hamad Bin Khalifa Al Thani, who is on an official visit to the kingdom.
Morocco-Qatar, Politics, 10/28/2002
A cease fire agreement in Somalia
Somalia, Politics, 10/28/2002
Mubarak meets with Berri
Egypt-Lebanon, Politics, 10/28/2002
Mubarak meets with Bahrain's crown prince
Egypt-Bahrain, Politics, 10/28/2002
Failing to change Qathafi's position, AL chief consults Arab leaders on Libya's withdrawal from AL
The secretary general of the Arab League AL Amr Moussa has started consultations with the Arab leaders over Libya's request to pullout from the AL after he had failed to convince Tripoli to backtrack from its decision.
Libya-Regional, Politics, 10/28/2002
Mubarak confers with Russian ME peace process envoy
Egypt-USA, Politics, 10/28/2002
Al-Hayat: Second round of Syrian- American contacts
Syria-USA, Politics, 10/28/2002
Bahrain's prime minister and the Iraqi issue
Bahrain-Iraq, Politics, 10/28/2002
Egyptian president on official visit to Morocco next week
Morocco-Egypt, Politics, 10/28/2002
Returning back Kuwaiti archive to complete by Wednesday
The chairman of the second department at the Iraqi foreign ministry Ghassan Mohsin Hussein has expected the operations of returning back the Kuwaiti archive from Iraq to be finished by next Wednesday.
Iraq-Kuwait, Politics, 10/28/2002
Al-Shara back from Riyadh, receives a telephone call from Moussa
Syria-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 10/28/2002
Ar'ar border between Iraq, Saudi Arabia opens Wednesday
The Iraqi trade minister Muhammad Mahdi Saleh will open on Wednesday the Ar'ar complex near the borders with Saudi Arabia through which the Saudi goods exported to Saudi Arabia will pass for Iraq, in the framework of the "oil for food" program, besides the two states have recently agreed to establish a free trade zone.
Iraq-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 10/28/2002
Iraq: no need for new resolution concerning UN inspectors
Iraq, Politics, 10/28/2002
Mashakos negotiations deal with sharing authorities; Eritrea regional accusations
Meantime, Eritrea on Saturday accused Yemen, Sudan and Ethiopia of conspiring against it and imposing a regional isolation on it in order to topple the regime of President Asyas Afourki.
Sudan, Politics, 10/28/2002
Yemeni FM confers with Burns on Iraq, developments
Yemen-USA, Politics, 10/28/2002
Kuwaiti booklets: Kuwait sold Filka island to the USA
Security director of Kuwait university, Hassan al-Rabei'a, has submitted a warning against two female students at the faculty of medicines under the charges of circulating publications that provoke unrest among students and against the US, speaking about the heroism of "Anas al-Kandari" and "Jasem al-Hajiri" -- the two young Kuwaitis who attacked a position for the American forces in Filka island.
Kuwait-USA, Politics, 10/28/2002
Some 35 Kurdish parties discuss Iraq's constitution
The chairman of the Kurdistani democratic socialist party, Muhammad Haji Mahmoud, said that the representatives of 35 Kurdish parties started in Iraq's Kurdistan yesterday a panel of discussing a federal project in Iraq, and the draft constitution they will propose to the Iraqi opposition parties after approving it in the united Kurdish parliament.
Iraq, Politics, 10/28/2002
Burns in the UAE after Yemen, Oman
The American envoy to the Middle East, William Burns, started yesterday a visit to Abu Dhabi in the course of a regional tour concentrating on the Arab- Israeli conflict.
United Arab Emirates-USA, Politics, 10/28/2002
Bousta: Turkish officials on the creation of a Kurdish state in northern Iraq
The Turkish officials who supervise planning of the Turkish police in northern Iraq stressed that it is impossible for the Kurds of northern Iraq to declare their independence, or to subjugate Karkouk city under their control and make of it a capital for them, unless they obtain the support of Washington, Damascus, Tehran and Ankara.
Iraq-Turkey, Politics, 10/28/2002
Musharraf visits Saudi Arabia today
Saudi Arabia-Pakistan, Politics, 10/28/2002
Kuwait, Russia for boosting relations
Kuwait-Russia, Politics, 10/28/2002
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