Arabic News Weekly Edition for Algeria, 5/30/2005
Weekly Edition, Algeria - Week of May 30, 2005
- Bouteflika's statements on Sahara 'provocative,' Sudanese paper
The latest 'deliberate' statements of Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika on the Moroccan Sahara are 'provocative' not only for Morocco and its people, but also for all peoples in the region, wrote recently the Sudanese newspaper "Sahafa." Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 6/4/2005 - Al-Hayat: Detention of thousands of Saharwis in Tindouf raises concern
The maintaining in detention of thousands of Sahrawis in the Polisario-controlled Tindouf camps (Algeria) raises concerns, wrote on Tuesday the London-based newspaper Al-Hayat, evoking several paradoxes in the Sahara question "which make the issue more complicated." Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 6/1/2005 - Two soldiers killed, five injured in ambush east of Algiers
The plan aims at ending the continued acts of violence continued since one decade and resulted in killing more than 200,000 and inflicted material losses estimated at USD 30 billion. Algeria, Local, 6/1/2005 - Morocco vows continued efforts for political solution to Sahara issue
"Morocco shall carry on its efforts with the UN and the international community to find a political solution (to the Moroccan Sahara issue) that is acceptable by all parties, within the framework of Moroccan sovereignty and in accordance with the democratic choice of the Kingdom," affirmed Monday Morocco's Premier. Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 5/31/2005 - Algeria's Lamine Ouahab wins Futures 2005 International Tennis Tournament
Algeria's tennisman Lamine Ouahab won, in Marrakech Saturday, the "Futures 2005" international tennis tournament. Algeria, Sports, 5/31/2005 - 'Polisario' publicly threatens to resort to terror against Morocco
The separatist "Polisario" movement openly threatened to resort to terror acts against Morocco according to the menaces made public by Ali Salem Tamek and run Sunday by the Spanish "El Mondo" daily. Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 5/30/2005