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Weekly Edition, Politics  -  Week of January 31, 2005
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Allawi's list makes progress in the elections, three American soldiers killed
Preliminary partial results of the Iraqi elections showed the lead of al-Seistani supported list by getting more than 2 million votes. The Higher commission for the Iraqi elections said on Friday in a press conference that the list of the United Iraqi Coalition collected 2.212 million votes in 10 governorates in the central and southern parts of the country against more than half a million of votes for the list of the interim prime minister Eyad Allawi.
Iraq, Politics, 2/5/2005

Sharm el-Sheikh summit starts with two meetings
A high level official source described President Hosni Mubarak's initiative to call for a quadrilateral summit in Sharm el-Sheikh as the onset of a long-term plan that aims at removing obstacles and launch a new language of dialogue and understanding.
Egypt-Regional, Politics, 2/5/2005

Demonstrations calling for reforms in Cairo
Scores of Egyptian demonstrated on Friday in Cairo demanding the introduction of political reforms amid tough security measures. The demonstrators raised banners deploring the policies of the ruling national party, demanding simultaneously a "free government."
Egypt, Politics, 2/5/2005

Europe: we differ with the US on how to democratize Syria
The European Union announced yesterday that it differs with the USA on ways to reach the establishment of democratization in Syria and Iran.
Syria-European Union, Politics, 2/5/2005

Sudan's Liberation Army in Darfur isolates political leadership
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