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Iraqis abroad cast their votes
Ballot centers were opened in Asia, Europe, and North America to receive some 280,000 Iraqi eligible voters who are casting their votes in the first legislative elections since the fall of the government of the Iraqi President Saddam Hussein.
Iraq, Politics, 1/29/2005
Extreme violence escorts the Iraqi elections
While the Independent Higher Commission For The Iraqi Elections, which supervises the Iraqi elections inside Iraq, started to distribute the ballot boxes, seven members of the Iraqi police were killed and other 4 injured including two civilians in two separate attacks
Iraq, Politics, 1/29/2005
Hamas wins major seats of municipality seats
The Palestine elections committee announced that the Islamic resistance movement ( Hamas) won with a great majority the municipal elections in Gaza.
Palestine, Politics, 1/29/2005
People's movement opens an office in Khartoum
The Sudan People's Liberation movement (southern rebels) yesterday inaugurated the opening of its first headquarters in Khartoum expected to be the second main headquarters. The celebration was attended by hundreds of Sudanese from the north and the south and most of the prominent Sudanese political figures.
Sudan, Politics, 1/29/2005
UN Security council renews for UNIFIL, rejects Lebanese claims on Shebaa farms
The UN Security Council on Friday renewed the mission of the United Nations Interim Forces In South Lebanon UNIFIL, noting simultaneously it will "reconsider" it in the end of the new mission. It also rejected Beirut's allegations that Shebaa farms are Lebanese.
Lebanon-UN, Politics, 1/29/2005
Mubarak and 53 African leaders discuss African problems in Abuja tomorrow
Abuja summit to discuss issues of Darfur, Cote d'Ivoire, and Greater Lakes, combating poverty, AIDS and malaria
Egypt-Regional, Politics, 1/29/2005
Morocco, Tunis set to boost bilateral cooperation
Ghannouchi underlined, however, that bilateral trade is still below joint aspirations, noting that the volume of exchanges in 2004 was estimated at around US $139 million.
Tunisia-Morocco, Politics, 1/29/2005
Algerian liberation front reconvenes 8th conference
The Algerian National Liberation Front is preparing to convene its conference next Saturday and Sunday with the aim to unify their ranks after the split that took place prior to the recent presidential elections took place in the country.
Algeria, Politics, 1/29/2005
Independent Oil-for-Food panel interviews UN Secretary-General
United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan was interviewed this week by members of the Independent Inquiry Committee (IIC) he commissioned to examine allegations of corruption surrounding the now-defunct Oil-for-Food programme for Iraq.
Iraq-UN, Politics, 1/29/2005
Egypt: clashes in al-Areesh between the police and demonstrators
Clashes took place on Friday between the Egyptian police and 750 demonstrators in the Egyptian city of al-Areesh, while demanding the release of their relatives, detained following the Taba explosions which took place in October 2004.
Egypt, Politics, 1/29/2005
Sweden expels one Libyan diplomat
The Swedish foreign ministry announced yesterday it had expelled one foreign diplomat, the local press said he is Libyan, suspected to have spying activities against the Libyans living in Sweden.
Libya-Sweden, Politics, 1/29/2005
European MPs highlight reform process initiated under the leadership of King Mohammed VI
European representatives highlighted, in Brussels Thursday, the reform process initiated under the leadership of King Mohammed VI and the sovereign's political will to promote human rights in Morocco.
Morocco-European Union, Politics, 1/29/2005
UNSG renews call to free The Moroccans detained in Polisario Tindouf camps
UN secretary general, Kofi Annan renewed his call to free all the Moroccans the Polisario still detains in the camps in Tindouf, South-West Algeria.
Morocco-UN, Politics, 1/29/2005
Iranian rejects Israeli practices
Member of the Iranian Council of Expediency Imami Kashani denounced on Friday the "brutal crimes" and "oppressive practices" perpetrated by Israeli forces of occupation against the Palestinians in the occupied Arab territories.
Iran-Regional, Politics, 1/29/2005
U.S. sees 'promising moment of opportunity' for mideast peace
The Bush administration is committed to taking advantage of "the most promising moment of opportunity" for Middle East peace "that any of us have seen in recent years," said US Assistant Secretary of State for Near East Affairs William Burns.
Regional-USA, Politics, 1/29/2005
Palestinian security forces completed deployment
In another development, the Palestinian national security forces completed its deployment in south Gaza. A Palestinian security source said that 2000 Palestinian police man were deployed along the border with Egypt, noting that the deployment process was completed without incidents.
Palestine, Politics, 1/29/2005
Enrico Macias: King Mohammed VI continues tradition of tolerance and peace
Renowned French singer, Enrico Macias said King Mohammed VI of Morocco continues, like the great sultans of Morocco, to perpetuate the tradition of tolerance and peace, both within his country and all over the world."
Morocco, Politics, 1/29/2005
Russian spokesman and Syria's role
Syria-Russia, Politics, 1/29/2005
Arab Maghreb states thanks Qathafi
Libya, Politics, 1/29/2005
Rice vows to use 'tools of diplomacy' to advance democracy
Regional-USA, Politics, 1/29/2005
Turkish fears over the demographic structure change of Karkouk
The Turkish prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan considered that the elections due to be held in Iraq by the end of this month will not be fully democratic.
Iraq-Turkey, Politics, 1/28/2005
Muscat: recent detentions covered men of religion
Diplomats and activists in Muscat announced yesterday that the Omani authorities detained a group of Islamists during January over suspicion that they are campaigning for religious extremism in the country.
Oman, Politics, 1/28/2005
Al-Assad: Syria has the right to possess defensive weapons
Syria's President Bashar Al-Assad stressed that the connection between the state visit to Russia and a weapon deal is a wrong matter. "Process of buying missiles is not necessary to be accomplished during a state visit to the Russian president, but there are institutions which are concerned with that." President al-Assad said in an interview with the Russian first channel T.V ahead of his visit to Russia.
Syria, Politics, 1/28/2005
Washington calls on Khartoum, rebels to stop fighting
The US has called for "immediate halting" of the acts of violence in Darfur district to the west of Sudan and accused the Sudanese government and the rebels of being behind it.
Sudan-USA, Politics, 1/28/2005
Lahoud stresses unity of Lebanese people
Lebanese President Emile Lahoud said Thursday that the strategy Lebanon has adopted many years ago had protected it in the face of the developments occurred in the region.
Lebanon, Politics, 1/28/2005
Tunisian president highlights need to enhance cooperation with Morocco
Tunisian president, Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, has called for the development of the Moroccan-Tunisian cooperation, said official sources.
Tunisia-Morocco, Politics, 1/28/2005
Reactions to president al-Assad's visit to Russia
Arab officials and newspapers paid attention on Thursday to the current visit of President Bashar al-Assad to Moscow noting to the importance of reactivating the Russian role in the Middle East.
Syria-Russia, Politics, 1/28/2005
Sharon praises Abbas, considers a historical achievement with the Palestinians
The Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon announced his readiness to give concessions concerning the situation in the Middle East. He considered that it has become possible to achieve a historical progress with the Palestinians in the course of the peace operation.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 1/28/2005
Israeli to release 900 Palestinian detainees
In an attempt showing the good intention, the Israeli government initially approved to release of some 900 Palestinian prisoners, shortly.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 1/28/2005
Abul Gheit: Cooperation between Egypt, African continent political decision
Foreign Minister Ahmed Abul Gheit said enhancing cooperation between Egypt and the African continent is a political decision taken at the highest level.
Egypt-Regional, Politics, 1/28/2005
American congress staffers get informed on Sahara issue in Laayoune
A delegation of staffers of the American congress held a series of talks with deputies and civil society representatives of the Moroccan Southern town of Laayoune as part of a visit meant to garner information on the real situation in the Southern provinces of Morocco.
Morocco-USA, Politics, 1/28/2005
Morocco urges for immediate release of Moroccans sequestered in Tindouf
Morocco called on Thursday for the immediate release of Moroccans that are sequestered in the Polisario-controlled Tindouf camps (southern Algeria), voicing concern over their degrading conditions.
Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 1/28/2005
Voting for the Iraqi elections starts in Australia
Iraq-Australia, Politics, 1/28/2005
Syrian prime minister visits Lebanon
Syria-Lebanon, Politics, 1/28/2005
Abbas's tour starts from Jordan
Palestine-Regional, Politics, 1/28/2005
Lebanese expatriate and Arab economic integration
Lebanon-Regional, Politics, 1/28/2005
Lebanese embassy in Baghdad seeks to release Kidnapped Citizens
Iraq-Lebanon, Politics, 1/28/2005
Albright against imposing reforms on ME
Regional-USA, Politics, 1/28/2005
One Sudanese human rights activist detained
Sudan, Politics, 1/27/2005
Finance minister says debts settlement boosts cooperation with Russia
Syria's Minister of Finance Muhammad al-Hussein said Wednesday that agreement on settling debts, signed between Syria and Russia today, is in the interests of both countries and opens the way for more advanced relations.
Syria-Russia, Politics, 1/27/2005
Al-Assad's meets Gryzlov in Moscow
Syria-Russia, Politics, 1/27/2005
Mubarak to take part in Brazil Forum
Egypt-Brazil, Politics, 1/27/2005
King Abdullah discusses the division of Jordan to three districts
The Jordanian King Abdullah II said he will reconsider the administrative divisions in the Kingdom in order to form three districts of elected local councils, with each district including several governorates.
Jordan, Politics, 1/27/2005
Amnesty International praises Morocco's 'Increasing openness on human rights'
Amnesty International has welcomed "greater openness (in Morocco) on human rights, including in public debates about the legacy of past violations, and encouraging signs of progress towards greater respect for the rule of law."
Morocco, Politics, 1/27/2005
Jordanian police disperse trade union meetings
The Jordanian police pervented on Wednesday a meeting by force for the trade union organizations presumed to be held in the trade union complex in Amman.
Jordan, Politics, 1/27/2005
Burns speaks about comprehensive peace in the Middle East
Regional-USA, Politics, 1/27/2005
King Fahd removes chairman of the intelligence department from his post
King Fahd of Saudi Arabia issued a royal decision for removing the chairman of the general intelligence prince Nawaf Bin Abdul Aziz from his post and appointing him as a special advisor for the royal court at the grade of a minister.
Saudi Arabia, Politics, 1/27/2005
Sudan's cooperation agreement with the European Union
Sudan and the European Union signed at the headquarters of the Commission in Brussels a cooperation agreement following 15 years of cessation, following the end of the longest war in Africa.
Sudan-European Union, Politics, 1/27/2005
Curfew in Iraq to maintain security for the elections
The Iraqi minister of the interior Falah al-Naqib said that as from tomorrow Friday, curfew will be introduced from 7 p.m. until 5 a.m. for three days in order to ensure the security of the elections.
Iraq, Politics, 1/27/2005
More Iraqis killed, injured
In Beiji to the north of Baghdad, 11 schools directors abstained from opening their schools to be used as election centers of fears to be blown up by gunmen.
Iraq, Politics, 1/27/2005
India shares Syria positions over the region
Indian Ambassador in Damascus Arif S. Khan said Wednesday that India shares Syria her vision and attitude over all causes that trouble the region.
Syria-India, Politics, 1/27/2005
Israeli - Palestinian security, political meetings resumed
Security and political meetings resumed between the Israelis and the Palestinians. Two meetings were held in Jerusalem and the West Bank, hours after the consent of the Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon to resume contacts with the Palestinian authorities after he had frozen it on January 14 following a Palestinian operation in Gaza.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 1/27/2005
NGO calls for 'Algerian commitment' to determine fate of disappeared Sahrawis
The Sweden-based Association for the Defense of the Population Sequestered in Tindouf (ADESETI) has called for Algeria's commitment to determine the fate of the Sahrawis who disappeared in Tindouf camps, southern Algeria.
Morocco-Sweden, Politics, 1/27/2005
Suleiman Awwad: Mubarak to receive Abbas
Egypt-Palestine, Politics, 1/27/2005
EU allocates 1 million euro to Moroccan HM associations
The European Union launched, in Rabat Wednesday, a one million program destined to fund micro projects of Moroccan NGO operating in human rights, announced the Union's delegation.
Morocco-European Union, Politics, 1/27/2005
Madeline Albright: Washinghton looks forward to Mubarak's visit
Egypt-USA, Politics, 1/27/2005
Expected American sanctions on Sudan over Darfur
Sudan-USA, Politics, 1/27/2005
Syria and Russia upbeat talks result and settle debts issue
The President also announced a number of accords have been signed mainly in the energy field in addition to some accords that will regulate these relations and pointing out that the issue of building the free trade zone was raised and will be studied in the future.
Syria-Russia, Politics, 1/26/2005
Russia's foreign minister commends Syrian-Russian historical relations
Russian Foreign Minister Sergy Lavrov on Tuesday underlined the importance of President Bashar al-Assad's visit to Russia saying "The visit would contribute in deepening political dialogue between the two friendly countries Syria and Russia."
Syria-Russia, Politics, 1/26/2005
Former Algerian president vows to militate for reopening of Moroccan-Algerian borders
Former Algerian president, Ahmed Ben Bella, vowed to fight for "the re-opening of Moroccan-Algerian land borders," closed in 1994 after it was established that a group of Algerian-born nationals were involved in the shooting of a luxury hotel in Marrakech.
Algeria-Morocco, Politics, 1/26/2005
Syria calls for the resumption of peace negotiations, Israel sets conditions
Syria has renewed its call to Israel to resume peace negotiations between the two sides unconditionally.
Syria-Israel, Politics, 1/26/2005
Next public hearing of human rights victims to be held in Figuig
The Justice and Reconciliation Commission (IER) will start on January 29 in Figuig (south-eastern Morocco) the third session of public hearings into human rights abuses committed between 1956 and 1999.
Morocco, Politics, 1/26/2005
Turkey develops relations with Syria and Iran
Turkish Foreign Minister, Abdullah Gul, underlined yesterday Turkey's readiness to advance its relations with Syria and Iran.
Syria-Turkey, Politics, 1/26/2005
Bank of Lebanon denies receiving illegal Iraqi money
The governor of the Central Bank of Lebanon, Rida Salameh, put an end to rumors which talked on transferring $ 300 million in cash from Iraq to Lebanon illegally, stressing that there are no illegal sums in the Lebanese banks.
Lebanon-Iraq, Politics, 1/26/2005
Measures to ensure security of the elections
News reports said that two American soldiers were injured in a bomb explosion that targeted their vehicle in the downtown of Tikrit. Ten election centers in various parts of Salah Eddine governorate were attacked by explosives and mortars alleged by al-Qaida Organization In Mesopotamia led by the Jordanian Abu Musab al-Zarqawi.
Iraq, Politics, 1/26/2005
Morocco's Islamic party welcomes upgrading of religious realm
Secretary General of the Party of Justice and Development (PJD- only authorized Islamic party in Morocco) affirmed that he appreciates the evolutions registered in Morocco with regard to upgrading the religious realm.
Morocco, Politics, 1/26/2005
Arab League denounces Israel's confiscation of Palestinian lands
The Arab League denounced the Israeli government's decision on the annexation of new Israeli settlements to the racial separation wall, expressing deep concern over Tel Aviv's intention to confiscate Palestinian lands in the occupied Jerusalem.
Regional-Palestine, Politics, 1/26/2005
Israeli forces invade Toulkarem, resistance bombards Gaza settlement
More than 40 Israeli military vehicles invaded Sida village, to the north of Toulkarem in the West Bank, and imposed curfew and confiscated one school and several houses and evacuated many of them and converted them into military barracks, threatening to demolish houses of Palestinian activists.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 1/26/2005
Lebanon rejects change to UNIFIL's mission
Lebanon has officially complained against the possibility of changing the mission of the UN Interim Forces working in South Lebanon UNIFIL by the UN Security Council or decreasing its work mission which is renewed every 6 months.
Lebanon-UN, Politics, 1/26/2005
Moroccan human rights association denied existence of any spokesperson abroad
The Moroccan human rights association (AMDH/independent) said it has no official nor semi-official spokesperson abroad, denying a news items by French agency "AFP" that quotes what it calls an AMDH spokesman abroad.
Morocco, Politics, 1/26/2005
Southern associations denounce Polisario practices as contrary to ICRC recommendations
Three local associations in the southern provinces have denounced the Polisario practices as contrary to recommendations of the International Committee of the Red Cross, following the death on Monday of a Moroccan held captive by the separatist group after he was released on Saturday.
Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 1/26/2005
Al-Assad confers with Russian Council Speaker
Syria-Russia, Politics, 1/26/2005
An official source: Egypt committed to NPT obligations
Egypt said on Tuesday it is fully committed to the obligations of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NDP) signed 21 years ago.
Egypt, Politics, 1/26/2005
Ahmed Abul Gheit :SPLM leader welcomes Egypt's role in Sudan 's peace
Egypt-Sudan, Politics, 1/26/2005
Burns to start a ME tour very soon
Regional-USA, Politics, 1/26/2005
Syria is the most important partner for Russia in the Middle East: Russian spokesman
Russian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Alexander Yakovenko on Sunday described the Syrian-Russian relations as "friendly and of rich history." "Syria is the most important partner for Russia in the Middle East" Yakovenko said.
Syria-Russia, Politics, 1/25/2005
Al-Assad' s visit to Russia supports the economic relations
Chief of the Syrian-Russian Businessmen Council Abdul-Rahman al-Attar said "President Bashar al-Assad's upcoming visit to Russia would support the economic relations between Syria and Russia."
Syria-Russia, Politics, 1/25/2005
Al-Assad starts a four-day visit to Russia
Syria's President Bashar al-Assad and his wife arrived on Monday evening in Moscow in a state visit to the Federal Republic of Russia.
Syria-Russia, Politics, 1/25/2005
Accusations for Baghdad and Washington of torturing the Iraqis
Human Rights Watch has accused the Iraqi government of routine torture for prisoners accusing what it called "International observers in Iraq" of neglecting this matter.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 1/25/2005
Aoun, Junblat renew rejection of the Syrian presence in Lebanon
Two main figures of the Lebanese opposition Maj. Gen. Michael Oun and the Druz leader Walid Junblat on Monday stressed their cling on the need of the withdrawal of the Syrian forces from Lebanon. This was a reaction to the announcement made by the Syrian foreign minister Farouk al-Shara that his country's forces will stay in Lebanon for two years.
Lebanon-Syria, Politics, 1/25/2005
Parliament of southern rebels in Sudan ratifies peace agreement
The parliament of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement (southern rebels) on Monday unanimously approved the peace agreement which was signed on January 9th in Nairobi with the Sudanese government.
Sudan, Politics, 1/25/2005
AL chief calls for honoring UN resolutions including 1559: total agreement on Algeria summit issues
The secretary general of the Arab League (AL) Amr Moussa announced that Algeria and the Arab League have reached a total agreement on all issued to be debated at the Arab summit to be held in Algiers on march 22 and 23.
Regional, Politics, 1/25/2005
Moscow, Damascus deny determination to finalize missiles deal
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has denied in an interview published before his visit to Moscow on Monday the existence of any deal to buy Russian missiles.
Syria-Russia, Politics, 1/25/2005
Concerns over the Iraqi elections
Concerning the elections to be held on January 30th, the interim Iraqi prime minister Eyad Allawi vowed on Monday to keep the doors open for parties which announced intention to boycott the elections.
Iraq, Politics, 1/25/2005
New security measures introduced in Najaf
Part of the preparations for the elections on January 30 and as a precaution of the escalation of attacks, the commander of Najaf police, Ghaleb al-Jazaeri, announced banning any persons, not a resident of Najaf city, to stay in it the day of casting votes. He explained that the security plans for the city divides it to four security Zones.
Iraq, Politics, 1/25/2005
Two aides for Zarqawi detained in Baghdad
The Interim Iraqi government said that it had detained two aides for Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, who were behind planning for several operations, especially the attack against the UN headquarters in Baghdad.
Iraq, Politics, 1/25/2005
Abu Zeid: New Nile water agreement cancels quotas
Nile Basin member states Water Resources ministers will meet on February 5 in Uganda to lay final touches on a new agreement on benefiting from Nile River water.
Egypt-Regional, Politics, 1/25/2005
Bush commends Yemen's efforts in democracy, terrorism fighting
In a message of congratulations on the occasion of Eid al-Adha, the US President George W. Bush commended the efforts made by the Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh to fighting "terrorism" and in the field of democracy and economic development.
Yemen-USA, Politics, 1/25/2005
Abul-Gheit:Abu Mazen to visit Cairo soon for continuing dialogue with Palestinian factions
Amidst positive indications that Mahmoud Abbas, the chairman of the Palestinian Authority has managed to contract differences with the Palestinian factions for concluding a conditional truce that could open the door before settlement process
Egypt-Palestine, Politics, 1/25/2005
Abul-Gheit :Cooperation with IAEA in full swing
Foreign Minister Ahmed Abul -Gheit yesterday said that cooperation between Egypt and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is serious and in full swing.
Egypt, Politics, 1/25/2005
Moroccan soldier repatriated from Tindouf, dies
A Moroccan soldier held captive for 17 years by the Polisario separatist group in Tindouf camps (Algeria) and repatriated Saturday to Morocco, died Monday in the military hospital of "Avicenne" in Marrakech.
Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 1/25/2005
Sahara: Parliamentary Assembly of Europe's Council for a a mutually accepted political solution
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe has reaffirmed its "strong support" to the efforts made by the UN secretary general and his personal envoy to reach a "mutually acceptable political solution" to the Sahara conflict.
Morocco-European Union, Politics, 1/25/2005
al-Jazeera: Palestinian figure on Israeli methods to Judaize Jerusalem
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 1/25/2005
Ukraine president: Relations with Arab states are important
Regional-Ukraine, Politics, 1/25/2005
Russians hail visit of President al-Assad to Moscow
Chairman of the Union Eurasian Party in Russia Alexander Dugin on Saturday described the upcoming visit of President Bashar al-Assad to Federal Russia as historic and very significant.
Syria-Russia, Politics, 1/24/2005
Al-Shara: the Syrian forces might stay in Lebanon about two years
The Syrian foreign minister Farouk al-Shara said yesterday that the Syrian forces in Lebanon might stay there only "for two years."
Syria-Lebanon, Politics, 1/24/2005
Safwat al-Sherif:15 parties participate in national dialogue conference
Egypt's Secretary General of the National Democratic Party (NDP) Safwat al-Sherif stressed that there are no red lines during discussing all views on reform during the national dialogue conference according to the President's call for deepening democracy.
Egypt, Politics, 1/24/2005
Heated debates between Chalabi, Shalan
Concerning the heated debates between the Iraqi defense minister Hazim Shalan and the chairman of the Iraqi National Congress group, Ahmad Chalabi, the latter said that the defense minister (Shalan) took millions of dollars outside Iraqi illegally.
Iraq, Politics, 1/24/2005
Poor participation of Iraqis in the Diaspora in the elections
The spokesman for the Iraqi Islamic party on Saturday announced that his party and the commission will not taking part in the local councils elections and confirming continued boycott of the legislative elections which will be held the same day.
Iraq, Politics, 1/24/2005
Tape recording for Zarqawi announces war on the elections
In a voice tape, the Jordanian Abu Musab al-Zarqawi threatened to launch a fierce war against the elections in Iraq, describing the elections as a conspiracy from the side of the US, as he alleged.
Iraq, Politics, 1/24/2005
Intensive attacks in Iraq, leading figure killed
al-Qaida organization in Mesopotamia led by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi claimed responsibility in a statement on the Internet of killing Salem Jafar al-Minani, the leading figure in the national reconciliation party which is led by the Interim Iraqi prime minister Eyad Allawi.
Iraq, Politics, 1/24/2005
Saudi Arabia hosts a conference for fighting terrorism next month
The Saudi King Fahd Bin Abdul Aziz and Crown Prince Abdullah Bin Abdul Aziz have called for international cooperation to fight terrorism. They confirmed in this regard, al-Riyadh's hosting of an international conference to fight terrorism to be held on February 5 through 7.
Saudi Arabia, Politics, 1/24/2005
Khartoum accuses Darfur rebels of killing scores of civilians
An official in the Sudanese army said a group of Darfur rebels killed scores of Sudanese and injured others in an attack against villages in al-Malam area to the north of Darfur.
Sudan, Politics, 1/24/2005
Palestinian groups deny Mofaz's statements over truce agreement
Palestinian groups denied what was stated by the Israeli defense minister Shaoul Mofaz over its agreement with the chairman of the Palestinian Authority Mahmoud Abbas on a truce with Israel for a one month period. These groups reiterated "the possibility of accepting to attacks if Israel stops its atrocities, first."
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 1/24/2005
Sharon threatens to attack Gaza
The Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon renewed his threat to launch a large scale military attack against Gaza if attacks of the Palestinians continue.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 1/24/2005
Iran plays down US Threats
Senior Iranian officials on Saturday played down US threats of possible future attacks against Iran saying they should not be taken seriously.
Iran-USA, Politics, 1/24/2005
Moussa arrives in Algiers in preparation for the Arab summit
The secretary general of the Arab league (AL) Amr Moussa arrived on Sunday evening in Algiers in the course of preparations for the Arab summit due to be convened in this country on March 22 and 23.
Regional-Algeria, Politics, 1/24/2005
Media campaign against condemnation of former 'Diario 16' director, Jose Luis Guttierez, denounced
Chairman of the civil chamber at the Spanish supreme court, Roman Garcia Varela, denounced, on Friday, the media campaign against his decision confirming condemnation in 1999 of former "Diario 16" director, Jose Luis Guttierez, for harming the honor of the Late King Hassan II.
Morocco-Spain, Politics, 1/24/2005
European MP: IER a unique experiment in the Arab-Moslem world
Morocco-European Union, Politics, 1/24/2005
Djibouti expels experts from France, stops France radio broadcasting
France announced that Djibouti decided to expel said French experts and stop a broadcasting station for the International France Radio after the French Judiciary demanded hearing of the chairman of the intelligence department in Djibouti Hassan Saeed in the course of investigation in the assassination of the French Judge Bernard Burweil in 1995.
Djibouti-France, Politics, 1/24/2005
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