Arabic News Weekly Edition for Iraq, 9/10/2001
Weekly Edition, Iraq - Week of September 10, 2001
- Several Iraqis wounded by attacks from missiles against Iranian Mujahidi Khalq organization in Iraq Iraq-Iran, Politics, 9/15/2001
- Powell denounces statements made by the Iraqi President
The US secretary of state Collin Powell on Friday considered that the refusal of the Iraqi President to condemn the terrorist aggressions which targeted New York and Washington had its own indication. Iraq-USA, Politics, 9/15/2001 - Football: Moroccan first League Club defeats Iraqi Olympic Squad Morocco-Iraq, Sports, 9/15/2001
- A Message from President Bin Ali to the Iraqi President
The Tunisian Foreign minister al-Habib Bin Yahya arrived on Tuesday evening to Baghdad carrying a message from the Tunisian President Zein al-Abidin Bin Ali to his Iraqi counterpart Saddam Hussein. Iraq-Tunisia, Politics, 9/14/2001 - Iraq announces, US denies bombardment of positions in Southern Iraq
The British and American planes on Thursday bombarded the civilian areas in southern Iraq, but no news reported casualties. Iraq-USA, Politics, 9/14/2001 - Iraq refuses any new UN inspection team
The Iraqi daily Babel issued on Tuesday stressed Iraq's rejection to any new UN inspection mission and accused the UN inspectors by carrying out spying missions, criticizing the UN chief inspectors on dismantling weapons in Iraq Hans Blex. Iraq, Politics, 9/12/2001 - Babel artistic festival in Baghdad
The artistic director of the Iraqi Babel festival said on Monday that some 20 Arab and foreign states have so far announced their participation at the 13th session of the International festival due to be opened on September 22nd. Iraq, Culture, 9/11/2001 - Some 8 Iraqis killed, three wounded in American, British raids
The Iraqi news agency said on Monday that some 8 persons were killed and other three wounded in raids carried out by American and British planes on south Iraq on Sunday. Iraq-USA, Politics, 9/11/2001 - Iraq to use the Lebanese ports
Iraq has announced it wants to rely on the Lebanese ports in importing commodities and goods coming to it in the framework of the "oil for food" program. Iraq-Lebanon, Economics, 9/10/2001