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Reforms forefront works of the economic forum in Jordan today
The Jordanian King Abdullah II opens today works of the World Economic Forum, which will continue until Monday. The Jordanian king and the US secretary of state Colin Powell will be among the 1200 prominent figures, taking part in the forum which will be held amid tightened security measures.
Regional-Jordan, Politics, 5/15/2004
Spain's FM stresses al-Assad's forthcoming visit to Spain
Spain's Foreign Minister Miguel Angel Moratinos has stressed the importance of President Bashar al-Assad's forthcoming visit to Spain scheduled to start at the beginning of next June in response to an invitation of the new Spanish government.
Syria-Spain, Politics, 5/15/2004
Annan calls on al-Bashir to settle Darfour crisis
The UN secretary general Kofi Annan stressed the need of accelerating efforts to settle the political crisis in Darfour district in the west of Sudan.
Sudan-UN, Politics, 5/15/2004
Libya denies targeting Syria in its decision: a country threatened to be crashed by Israel
Libya refuted yesterday the US under secretary of state for disarmament John Bolton who considered that its decision to halt purchase of weapons from " any country considered a source for the dissemination of weapons of mass destruction," to be targeting Syria, Iran and southern Korea and stressed that " Libya can not assess that Syria has a weapons of mass destruction because Syria is a peaceful country
Libya-Syria, Politics, 5/15/2004
Washington not seeking to impose solution on Sahara dispute, Burns
The US Assistant Secretary for Near eastern affairs has "re-emphasized President Bush's commitment to a political solution to the "difficult Western Sahara issue," stressing that his government is not seeking to impose such a solution to the parties.
Morocco-USA, Politics, 5/15/2004
Ethiopian speaker regrets Morocco's noticeable absence from African Union
Speaker of the Ethiopian parliament, Dawit Yohannes, who is currently visiting Morocco, deplored Friday the kingdom's "noticeable absence from the African Union."
Morocco-Ethiopia, Politics, 5/15/2004
Sit-in in Rabat to protest abuses against Iraqi prisoners
The Group of National Action to Support the Struggle of the Palestinian and Iraqi peoples staged on Thursday a sit-in before the UN representation in Rabat to protest US soldiers abuses against Iraqi prisoners.
Morocco-Iraq, Politics, 5/15/2004
Iraqi resistance prepares for suicide operations, Iran warns against violating red lines
The American tanks, supported by planes, yesterday bombarded into al-Najaf in one of its deepest incursion into the holy city and launched fierce fighting with Iraqi resistance men that lasted for hours during which the dome of Imam Ali tomb was hit by the occupation fire in a step raising the rage of the Shiite in Iraq whose leaders called for revenge and carrying out " martyrdom " operation against the occupation forces.
Iraq-Iran, Politics, 5/15/2004
Britain: Daily Mirror chief editor quitted
Chief editor of the British daily Daily Mirror submitted his resignation yesterday over disclosing that the pictures published by the paper showing British soldiers mistreating Iraqi detainees are fake, according to the paper.
Iraq-UK, Politics, 5/15/2004
Powell holds the military leadership responsible for Abu Ghreib scandal
The US secretary of State Colin Powell announced that the abuse operations against the Iraqi prisoners at the hands of the American occupation forces is a result of what he called a violation in the military leadership. But he explained that this does not means the US defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld has to resign.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 5/15/2004
Syrian embassies in major states to witness changes
News reports abroad said that large changes are expected to take place in the Syrian diplomatic crops will be carried out shortly and will target 20 diplomats existed in Syrian embassies abroad.
Syria, Politics, 5/15/2004
Hariri confers with EC vice president
Lebanese Prime Minister Rafic Hariri on Friday discussed with Deputy Chairperson of the European Commission In Charge of the EU Energy and Transport, Loyola De Palacio, the gas agreement between Syria and Lebanon which aims at substituting fuel oil for electricity generation.
Lebanon-European Union, Politics, 5/15/2004
Reforms in Arab World must come within, not impose, US official
The US Government said it was committed to support any reform initiative likely to be carried out in some Arab countries, insisting however that such reforms should not be imposed and must come within.
Regional-USA, Politics, 5/15/2004
Sulieman highlights Syrian - Lebanese
Lebanon-Syria, Politics, 5/15/2004
Washington 'outraged and disgusted at treatment of Iraqi prisoners by US soldiers, Burns
Iraq-USA, Politics, 5/15/2004
Morocco, leader of reforms in the region, Burns
Morocco-USA, Politics, 5/15/2004
Some 71% of the Israelis support withdrawals from Gaza
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 5/15/2004
Turkey starts shortly shipment of water to Israel
Turkey-Israel, Politics, 5/15/2004
King 'proud' of Morocco's reforms, in particular Family Code, interview
Morocco's King Mohammed VI of Morocco said he was "proud" of the reforms he undertook in Morocco since his enthronement almost five years ago, in particular the reform of the former "Mudawana" (Family law) which has been replaced by the so-called "Family Code."
Morocco, Politics, 5/14/2004
Syrian premier confers with Turkish Justice Minister on bilateral relations
Syria's Premier Naji Otari Thursday received Turkish Justice Minister Cemil Cicek and an accompanying delegation.
Syria-Turkey, Politics, 5/14/2004
Mrs. Asmaa al-Assad meets with the delegation of the Arab- American Antidiscrimination committee
Syria's First Lady, Asmaa al-Assad, has met with the delegation representing the Arab- American Antidiscrimination Committee ADC. Discussions during the meeting dealt with means of enhancing contacts, meetings and relations between the Arabs and the Americans and ways and methods of dealing with Arab sides concerned to further accelerate interaction between the Arab and American people.
Syria-USA, Politics, 5/14/2004
Morocco, Algeria resolved to encourage 'business partnership'
Morocco and Algeria, "aware of the numerous opportunities of trade and partnership provided by their respective economies," have voiced resolve to encourage "business partnership" between the two countries' private sectors.
Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 5/14/2004
Burns: we have no interests to prescribe reforms
The US under secretary of state for the Middle East affairs William Burns said yesterday in Algeria that the USA has no interests in prescribing " reforms ' in this region.
Regional-USA, Politics, 5/14/2004
Syria underlines the need of maintaining a dialogue with US
Syria on Thursday stressed the importance of dialogue with the United States of America saying it would avert the region dangers of chaos and risks in light of Israel's provocative role in the Middle East.
Syria-USA, Politics, 5/14/2004
Confrontations continue in Magadishu
Witnesses said that more than 17 persons were killed and other 25 wounded on Thursday in the Somali capital Magadishu during confrontations between warring militias and this resulted in increasing the number of killing to 46 since the beginning of the acts of violence on Monday.
Somalia, Politics, 5/14/2004
Bandar: persons who abused the Iraqis do not represent the American people
The Saudi Arabian ambassador in Washington Prince Bandar Bin Sultan Bin Abdul Aziz has warned the Saudi media in dealing with the issue of abusing the Iraqi prisoners " over making the same mistake done by the American media when held the Saudi people responsible for few who carried out the attacks of September 11."
Saudi Arabia-USA, Politics, 5/14/2004
Final statement of Iraqi neighboring states parliaments
Speakers of Parliaments in the Iraqi Neighboring Countries Thursday condemned violations of the international human laws represented by the inhuman practices of abusing Iraqi prisoners by US occupying troops.
Iraq-Regional, Politics, 5/14/2004
Libya stops weapons deals with countries criticized by Washington
Libya has announced it had stopped all deals pertaining to weapons with countries presumed to deal with the weapons of mass destruction. In a statement broadcast by the Libyan news agency, Libya said that Tripoli will not deal with any weapons or military services with countries considered a source of huge concern in the field of deploying such type of weapons.
Libya-Regional, Politics, 5/14/2004
Rumsfeld in Abu Ghreib prison: Arab media publishes lies
The US defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld who arrived in Iraq yesterday in a sudden visit during which he inspected Abu Ghrieb prison, told reporters who traveled with him from Washington to Baghdad " we are careful that the detainees are treated properly and our soldiers to have a good conduct."
Iraq-USA, Politics, 5/14/2004
Rumsfeld meets leaders of his forces in Baghdad, visits Abu Ghreib
The US defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld met upon his arrival yesterday in Baghdad in a sudden visit with senior US military officers.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 5/14/2004
Hariri Calls on Israel to withdraw from the occupied Syrian Golan
Lebanon-Israel, Politics, 5/14/2004
Mubarak on the upcoming Arab summit
Egypt-Regional, Politics, 5/14/2004
Sherif: Egyptian women becoming more empowered under Mubarak
Egypt, Politics, 5/14/2004
US encourages Morocco, Algeria to jointly seek political solution to Sahara issue, Burns
Algeria-USA, Politics, 5/14/2004
King receives US assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern affairs
Morocco-USA, Politics, 5/14/2004
Prince Talal: People's participation in the rule is necessary
One member of the Saudi ruling family stressed the need of people's participation in the rule accusing "the terrorists" of seeking to topple " the ruling regime " in the Kingdom.
Saudi Arabia, Politics, 5/13/2004
Syrian authorities release Kurds detainees, according to a Kurdish source
News reports quoted the secretary general of the Kurdish progressive democratic party in Syria, Aziz Daoud, as saying on Wednesday that the Syrian authorities released ten Syrian Kurds on Tuesday who were detained on the background of al-Qamishli clashes which took place in March.
Syria, Politics, 5/13/2004
Al-Assad interview with Spanish Elpais
In an interview published by Spanish daily ELPAIS on Wednesday, President Bashar al-Assad indicated that the United States has become a source of instability for the first time in the Middle East.
Syria-Regional, Politics, 5/13/2004
Israel is pleased over American sanctions on Syria, Britain supports, Mousa criticizes
The Israeli foreign minister Silvan Shalom yesterday welcomed the decision taken on Tuesday by the US president George W. Bush on imposing sanctions on Syria under the charge of supporting terrorism and developing mass destructions weapons and obstructing stability in Iraq.
Syria-Israel, Politics, 5/13/2004
Issues that are still pending in the inter- Sudanese peace talks
The people's army for the liberation of Sudan, one of the main rebel group in southern Sudan said on Wednesday that there are still some pending points in the peace talks with the Sudanese government in order to put an end to the war which lasted for 21 years.
Sudan, Politics, 5/13/2004
Iraq's neighboring states parliamentarians call for ending occupation, an international role
Heads of parliaments of countries neighboring Iraq who started a meeting in Amman on Wednesday called for ending the occupation in Iraq and support for its political institutions and expanding the role of the UN. They condemned the crimes of torturing the Iraqi detainees demanding trials for those responsible.
Regional-Iraq, Politics, 5/13/2004
Aleppo Mufti confers with Jewish delegation of Syrian origin
Mufti of the northern Syrian city of Aleppo, Ahmad Hassoun, on Wednesday met a delegation of the Moses community of Syrian origins in the U.S. headed by Mr. Jack Avital where talks dealt with the importance of fraternal coexistence among all heavenly religions.
Syria-USA, Politics, 5/13/2004
Syria says US sanctions lacks credibility
Syria on Wednesday said the economic sanctions set on Syria by US have lacked credibility and actual evidence.
Syria-USA, Politics, 5/13/2004
Maher: All Arab states agree on holding summit in Tunisia
Egypt's Foreign Minister Ahmed Maher affirmed Wednesday that Arab foreign ministers have agreed during their recent meeting in Cairo on the date of the Arab Summit, to be held in the Tunisian capital Tunis.
Egypt-Tunisia, Politics, 5/13/2004
Unidentified organization announces beheading of one American in Iraq
An electronic website calling itself ( Islam partisans forum ) " Muntada Ansarr al-Islam" showed a video tape for armed persons while they were executing one American by beheading him.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 5/13/2004
Damascus: An suspected explosive in al-Marjeh area
The Syrian security authorities on Tuesday cordoned the crowded al-Marjeh area after receiving a warning that a suspected bag was thrown near a building for trade and government offices.
Syria, Politics, 5/13/2004
French spokeswoman rejects sanctions on Syria
Syria-France, Politics, 5/13/2004
International community supports Morocco's call for release of POWs detained in Algeria
Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 5/13/2004
Washington: Khartoum, and the rebels agreed a peace agreement
The US Department Of State yesterday announced that the Sudanese government and the southern Sudan rebels stressed in Washington their approval of the items of a peace accord that puts an end to the long conflict and that they can sign the agreement officially "at any time."
Sudan-USA, Politics, 5/12/2004
Turkmani succeeds Tlass as a minister of defense
One of the most remarkable members of the Syrian state lt. Gen. Mustafa Tlass retired from his post as a defense minister and was replaced by the army chief of staff lt. gen. Hassan Turkmani, whose post will be occupied by Lt. Gen. Ali Habib.
Syria, Politics, 5/12/2004
It is urgent to disseminate Democracy in Africa to guarantee stability, APU
Speaker of the Moroccan House of Representatives (lower parliament chamber), Abdelouahed Radi, underlined Tuesday the urgency to establish democracy in Africa in order to overcome the problems it is facing.
Regional-Morocco, Politics, 5/12/2004
Moroccan Speaker condemns as 'immoral' US military abuse against Iraqi Detainees
Speaker of the Moroccan House of Representatives, Abdelouahed Radi, condemned Tuesday as immoral the mistreatment by US military forces of Iraqi detainees at the Abu Ghraib prison near Baghdad.
Morocco-Iraq, Politics, 5/12/2004
Washington decides to impose sanctions on Syria
The administration of the US President George W. Bush banned all American exports to Syria with the exception of foodstuffs and medicines.
Syria-USA, Politics, 5/12/2004
Tunisia postpones confirming its decision to host the Arab summit until Friday
News reports in Cairo said that a grave development occurred on Monday in conclusion of the meeting of the Arab foreign ministers in Cairo when Tunisia notified the participants in the meeting it will notify them next Friday about its final decision over hosting the Arab summit despite the fact it was approved to convene the summit on May 22nd.
Tunisia-Regional, Politics, 5/12/2004
Al-Assad receives delegation of Jewish Community
Syria's President Bashar al-Assad on Tuesday morning received a delegation of the Moses Community of Syria origins in the United States headed by Jack Avital.
Syria-USA, Politics, 5/12/2004
Some 23 Somalis killed in inter groups clashes
Some 23 Somalis were killed and scores wounded in different clashes between warring groups in the southern part of the country during the three past days.
Somalia, Politics, 5/12/2004
Burns discusses in Algeria the Greater Middle East initiative
A source at the Algerian foreign ministry said that the US under secretary of state for the Middle East affairs William Burns will pay tomorrow ( Thursday) a visit to Algeria.
Algeria-USA, Politics, 5/12/2004
Khatami and the Middle East Peace
President Mohammed Khatami of Iran stressed that the Middle East will not attain viable peace unless the Palestinian people achieve their legitimate rights through the establishment of their independent state with Jerusalem as its capital.
Regional-Iran, Politics, 5/12/2004
Saddam will be handed over to the Iraqis, his trial by the beginning of 2005
Lawyer Salem al-Chalabi who assumes the arrangements of trying the toppled Iraqi President Saddam Hussein said yesterday that the American forces will hand over Saddam Hussein and senior officials in his former regime to the Iraqis before handing over the authority decided on June 30th.
Iraq, Politics, 5/12/2004
Demonstration in Najaf demanding the departure of al-Sader forces
Several gunmen from al-Mahdi army which belongs to the Shiite clergy Muqtada al-Sader in Najaf city opened fire in air to disperse demonstrators who were demanding al-Mahdi army withdraw from the city.
Iraq, Politics, 5/12/2004
Armies withdrawal from Iraq
In the context of the implications of killing one Dutch soldier in al-Samawa to the south of Iraq and the beginning of the withdrawal of Honduras forces from Iraq, the Japanese prime minister said that his country's position from the deployment of the forces in Iraq has not changed because these forces are deployed in a non- fighting area.
Iraq, Politics, 5/12/2004
Government's reshuffle in Oman
Oman, Politics, 5/12/2004
UNIFIL complained against Israel
The UN Interim forces which work in south Lebanon, UNIFIL, complained yesterday Tuesday to Israel after one of its positions was hit by fire during clashes that took place on Friday with the Lebanese Hizbullah party.
Lebanon-Israel, Politics, 5/12/2004
Heads of parliaments of countries neighboring Iraq meet today in Amman
Jordan announced yesterday that heads of parliaments of countries neighboring Iraq will hold a meeting today in Amman to discuss means of taking part in dealing with the deteriorated conditions in Iraq and its implications on the countries of the region.
Regional-Iraq, Politics, 5/12/2004
Al-Assad receives Larsen
Syria-UN, Politics, 5/12/2004
Morocco visit, a further step towards consolidating bilateral ties (Iranian fm)
Morocco-Iran, Politics, 5/12/2004
Adly: Interior Ministry's decisions in line with freedom of expression, rule of law
Egypt, Politics, 5/11/2004
One Arab organization speaks about hundreds of detainees in Saudi Arabia
Branch of the Arab human rights committee in Paris announced that some 600 Saudis are in prisons for political reasons.
Saudi Arabia, Politics, 5/11/2004
Imprisonment of al-Majd chief editor over disturbing relations with Saudi Arabia
The Jordanian state security court stated yesterday the imprisonment of the chief editor of the Jordanian weekly al-Majd. He is of leftist inclination and his imprisonment was under the charge of troubling relations with Saudi Arabia.
Jordan-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 5/11/2004
In conclusions of meetings of the Arab ministerial council in Cairo; The Arab summit is in Tunisia on may 22 and 23
The Arab foreign ministers yesterday concluded three- day meetings at the headquarters of the Arab League in Cairo by an agreement to convene the Arab summit in Tunisia on May 22 and 23.
Regional, Politics, 5/11/2004
Settling inter- Arab disputes as part of preparations for the Arab summit
News reports in Cairo said that Tunisia is no longer clinging to the level of Arab states representation in the summit due to be convened, so as to open the door wide before the convening of the summit in its set time of May 22 and 23.
Regional, Politics, 5/11/2004
In conclusions of the preliminary meetings for Tunis's summit, Arab ministerial consensus over reform projects
It was agreed in the final session of the Arab foreign ministers, which was held at the headquarters of the Arab League in Cairo to liquidate the so far pending disputes on the issue of political reform in the Arab states.
Regional, Politics, 5/11/2004
Damascus: reserves assets of al-Mezze attack executors
The Syrian minister of finance Muhammad al-Hussein issued a decision of reserving transferred and non- transferred assets of the executor of al-Mezze attack Ayman Hassan Shalash.
Syria, Politics, 5/11/2004
Iranian Vice President: relations with Syria are strategic
Iranian First Vice President Mohammad Riza Aref described as strategic the Syrian-Iranian relations.
Syria-Iran, Politics, 5/11/2004
Morocco, Iran eye creation of joint ventures and business council
Morocco and Iran are willing to create a joint business council and to launch joint ventures in industry and other economic sectors, given Morocco's status as a gateway to Europe and west Africa.
Morocco-Iran, Politics, 5/11/2004
Kuwait's foreign minister in Beirut
Kuwait's foreign minister Sheikh Muhammad Sabah al-Salem al-Sabah, accompanied by the foreign minister Jean Obeid arrived in Beirut yesterday on board of a private plane coming from Cairo after they had taken part in the meetings of the Arab foreign ministers.
Kuwait-Lebanon, Politics, 5/11/2004
Saddam Hussein lawyers are worried about his health condition
Lawyers of the former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein expressed their worries over the health condition of their client, following the scandal of abuse and torture of the Iraqi prisoners in Abu Ghreib prison.
Iraq, Politics, 5/11/2004
U.S. Commander Says Iraqi Prison Investigations Just Beginning
The commander of U.S. Central Command forces, General John Abizaid, pledged that U.S. authorities will continue to investigate charges of abuse committed by U.S. soldiers against Iraqi prisoners and said "we will correct the system so that abuses like this cannot happen again."
Iraq-USA, Politics, 5/11/2004
Three Iraqis were killed, threats to foreign workers in Basra
Sheikh Abdul hadi al-Darraji, the director of al-Sader office in Baghdad said that three persons were killed and other 7 injured as a result of one American plane bombardment of the office of the Shiite leader office Muqtada al- Sader in al-Sader city in Baghdad.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 5/11/2004
Qurei' announces readiness of the Palestinians for serious negotiations
The Palestinian prime minister Ahmad Qurei' said that the Palestinian national authority is ready to get involved in serious and sincere negotiations on the ground of international resolutions.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 5/11/2004
Message from King Mohammed to Amir of Qatar
Qatar-Morocco, Politics, 5/11/2004
Shara held telephone talks with Moratinos
Syria-Spain, Politics, 5/11/2004
Morocco counts on Italy to consolidate advanced status within EU, Minister
Morocco-Italy, Politics, 5/11/2004
President al-Assad meets with Malaysian king on developments
The two sides discussed the latest political, regional and international developments where viewpoints were identical.
Syria-Malaysia, Politics, 5/10/2004
Arab foreign ministers meet in Cairo
The meeting of the Arab Foreign Ministers resumed its deliberations in Cairo yesterday. The Ministers discussed the draft resolutions connected with developments of the Arab-Israeli conflict and the situation in Iraq to meet the successive developments "in the light of the Israeli aggressive policy and the recent stances of the American administration that violate the legitimate basis and charters of the peace process."
Regional, Politics, 5/10/2004
An Arab- Southern American summit in December in Brazil
The foreign minister of Brazil, Selzo Amorim, announced on Saturday that the leaders of the Arab states will be meeting with their counterparts from Southern America in Brazil in December this year. This will be in the context of an initiative to give the developing countries a higher voice in the international affairs.
Regional-Brazil, Politics, 5/10/2004
Libyans burnt the American flag in Benghazi
Hundreds of Libyans organized demonstrations in the streets of the Libyan coastal city of Benghazi during which they burnt the American flag in retaliation to the American criticism over Libyan court death penalty sentence against 6 foreigners working in the medical field that caused the infection of hundreds of Libyan children with HIV virus.
Libya-USA, Politics, 5/10/2004
Tough security measures in the Kuwaiti ports
Kuwait yesterday reinforced its security measures in its ports following American warnings for the Gulf states over the possibility of attacks via the sea.
Kuwait, Politics, 5/10/2004
Sudan accuses foreign sides of involvement in Darfour rebellions
The Sudanese foreign minister Mustafa Othman Ismael accused western sources, that he did not name, of planning to maintain a rebellion which took place in Darfour west Sudan.
Sudan, Politics, 5/10/2004
Kuwaiti foreign ministry summons the Iranian charge de affairs
The Kuwaiti foreign ministry yesterday summoned the charge de affairs at the Iranian embassy in Kuwait to inform him " its protest and non- satisfaction " following the meeting of two Kuwaiti Shiite groups with a representative for the Iranian government in the Iranian embassy in Kuwait and asked for an explanation to this meeting.
Kuwait-Iran, Politics, 5/10/2004
An explosion in front of Baghdad's hotel resulting in several casualties among Britons, Americans
News reports in Baghdad said quoting eye- witnesses that 8 foreigners including Americans were injured in an explosion that hit "quarter seasons" hotel in the downtown of Baghdad. The occupation forces blocked the area and the road conducive to the hotel.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 5/10/2004
Italians call on troops to leave Iraq
Leader of the Italian Re-foundation Communist Party ( IRCP) Fausto Pertinotti called for immediate withdrawal of his country's troops from Iraq.
Iraq-Italy, Politics, 5/10/2004
12,000 requests of Sahara natives in polisario-controlled camps to visit Morocco
Hamid Ghabar, Governor in charge of coordination with MINURSO -French acronym for the UN mission in the Sahara- said some 12,000 requests were filed by Sahara natives in the Polisario-controlled Tindouf camps (south-western Algeria) to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to return to Morocco "even for a few days."
Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 5/10/2004
Saudi, Yemen exchange handing over detainees
Saudi Arabia's ministry of the interior announced that Riyadh handed over 14 Yemeni citizens detained at security accusations and for that got one Saudi who was detained in Yemen in the most recent detainees exchange between the two states.
Saudi Arabia-Yemen, Politics, 5/10/2004
Pressures on al-Ibraheimi to appoint a political government
American media sources said that the administration of the US President George W. Bush is putting pressure on the UN envoy in Iraq al-Akhdar al-Ibraheimi in order to amend his plan concerning the next Interim government in Iraq.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 5/10/2004
Egypt: al-Salam peace is not licensed
The court of the parties in charge of organizing works of political parties in Egypt refused on Saturday to give license for a new party under the name of the " International peace party."
Egypt, Politics, 5/10/2004
Al- Assad receives Yakhluf
Syria-Palestine, Politics, 5/10/2004
Syrian, Turkish transport co-operation
Syria-Turkey, Politics, 5/10/2004
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