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  • Tunisian President Zein al-Abidin Bin Ali announced his country's readiness to receive foreign observers for the presidential elections on October 24. Go
  • British and Welsh Catholic bishops have issued a statement criticizing United Nations economic sanctions as causing harm to the Iraqi people without harming the Iraqi government, the BBC reported. Go
  • US State Department spokesman James Rubin said yesterday that the April Understanding Monitoring Committee will meet on Monday to address complaints that have been filed regarding the Lebanese town of Arnoun, which Israel took over yesterday. The town was occupied by Israel for a short time earlier this year, but Lebanese students dismantled the fences that had been erected to block off the town. Go
  • Two million foreign tourists visited Morocco in 1998, bringing to the North African country around $ 167 million against $ 141 Mln in 1997. Election of Military-Backed Leader in Algeria Sparks Clashes Israel, Syria clash at close of EU-Med meeting Uruguay says ambassador in Egypt received death threat Palestinians Mark Slain PLO Chief Kabila, Museveni in Libya for talks with Gaddafi Muslims celebrate new Islamic year U-N / Iraq Disarmament Go

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