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Monthly Archives: October 2008
Syrian ambassador in Washington
Syrian ambassador in Washington Imad Mostafa in his speech in the “National Council on US-Arab Relations” told the former Saudi ambassador in the U.S. Turki bin Faisal Al Saud: “You are the only I respect from the whole Saudi royal … Continue reading
The political map regarding SOFA
This is a good “helicopter –view” of the Iraqi political scene regarding SOFA: — The Kurdish nationalist parties publicly announced their total support to SOFA, and attacked SOFA’s opposition political blocs. The Kurdish Islamic parties, stayed silent. — Parties allied under … Continue reading
Maliki waits for Obama to sign SOFA
This is very important and not reported be the foreign media. Reported today on the Green Zone newspaper Sabaah that Maliki ordered to activate his previous decision of halting all the raids on Sadr followers [which means Mahdi Army] and … Continue reading
Why Sudan prefers McCain as the new American president?
Sudan newspaper Al-Rai Al-‘Aam editorial prefers McCain as the new American president and not a Democrat president saying: Clinton administration (1992–200) was very hostile to Sudan. Under his administration the U.S. put Sudan in the list of countries sponsor terrorism … Continue reading
Lebanese “14 March” leaders are invited to Iran
As reported on Al-Qabas today: Iranian sources told the newspaper that invitations are sent to the leaders of the 14 March group to visit Iran. Among the invited is Walid Junblatt.
Syria reduces the forces on Iraq border, Saudi media gives a new reason for the U.S. raid
Al-Arabiya reported that Syria reduced its military forces and border guards on the Syria — Iraq border [cutting diplomatic ties with Iraq also], but what I heard [from my own sources] is that Syria withdrew all its forces from the … Continue reading
Miliband to Muallem: there is no message behind the U.S. raid in Syria
According to Al-Akhbar sources, UK Foreign Minister David Miliband told the Syrian foreign Minister Walid Muallem that there is no political message behind the U.S., it was a security incident only. The newspaper noticed the defenses between the Saudi and the … Continue reading
Al-Quds Al-Arabi editorial today agrees with MofA: Out of the sudden we hear an American official saying that his country is ready to talk with the “moderate” Taliban. There are no “Moderates” and “Extremists” inside Taliban, the whole country is … Continue reading
Clash of wills between Washington and Baghdad
The Americans came with a “genius” idea to pass SOFA, according to this report on Al-Akhbar. The U.S. thought maybe if we change the name, then Iraqi parliament will swallow this trick and pass the agreement. The suggestions are two … Continue reading
BBC’s South Ossetia investigation
This BBC Newsnight investigation [video] broadcast yesterday, not only provides evidence that Georgia committed war crimes in South Ossetia but also proves that Georgia started the war.