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Mubarak hails Pope's role in supporting Arab rights, peace efforts
Egypt-Vatican, Politics, 4/9/2005

Unidentified group claims responsibility for Cairo explosion
the Egyptian opposition strongly deplored al-Azhar quarters explosions and called on the government not to exploit it in order to obstruct the political reforms in Egypt.
Egypt, Politics, 4/9/2005

Mubarak, Qathafi discuss regional situation over phone
Egypt-Libya, Politics, 4/9/2005

Syrian official source and al-Assad- Katsav shake hands
Syria-Israel, Politics, 4/9/2005

On the Iraqi government schedule and the constitution
Current consultations carried out by the designated Iraqi prime minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari to form the government coincided on Friday with the call advocated by the representative of the Higher Council For The Islamic Revolution In Iraq, Sheikh Sader Eddine al-Qabanji, in Friday's sermon, to write a new constitution for the country and to be accepted by all, foremost the religious leaders."
Iraq, Politics, 4/9/2005

Turkish president is to visit Syria next week
Syria-Turkey, Politics, 4/9/2005

Calls for demonstrations on the second anniversary of the invasion of Baghdad
Iraqi Sunni and Shiite clergies in Baghdad on Friday called on the Iraqis to demonstrate against occupation today, Saturday, on the occasion of the second anniversary of the occupation of Iraq on April 9th, 2003.
Iraq, Politics, 4/9/2005

Tunisian police bans a demonstration against Sharon's visit