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Monthly Archives: November 2008
Syria’s conditions to talk with the U.S.
Syrian sources said that Syria put two conditions [the source says they are not conditions but demands] for further talks with the U.S. — Remove Syria’s name from the list of countries support international terrorism. — Abandon the “Syria accountability” law, … Continue reading
Hamas letter to Obama
According to Al-Akhbar: Palestinian sources told the newspaper that Hamas leader Misha’l sent a letter to president-elect Obama via a Qatari official. The letter explains Hamas position from the Palestinian — Israeli conflict, asks Obama not take the Israeli side … Continue reading
Not allowed to drive a car in UAE
Not allowed to drive a car in UAE: Nurses, cooks, carpenters, housemaids, watchmen, tailors, cafeteria waiters, unskilled labourers, gardeners and bakers. What about the prostitutes work in brothels funded by the Ruling-Family? They are not in this category.
After SOFA
Quite day today, enough time to view some articles published today. Not very optimistic view from Dr. Massouma al-Mubarak saying: The Agreement will be put to a referendum … theoretically this is the top of democracy, but from practical side … Continue reading
Resistance group asks Shiite clerics: What to do with those who signed the Agreement?
I reported about the plot of the Islamic Party very briefly and covered by Badger in details, it seems that there is some kind of dispute among the “mother-organization” (Islamic Brotherhood) and the political-wing (Islamic Party). A statement released by … Continue reading
Al-Qaeda declares war on India
This is the title used by Kuwaiti News Agency (KUNA). The report says that some Indian media received a video tape recorded by person called Abu Abd Al-Rahman Al-Ansari claims that he is a high-rank leader of the organization, announces … Continue reading
Qatar Ambassador free
Egyptian TV revealed that Qatar Ambassador in India was among the hostages in one of the hotels. Free and safe but it is interesting see that Aljazeera kept silent and never reported this.
Nasrallah Secretary-General Hassan for life
As reported on Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Jarida: Sources said that a decision is taken in secretly held Hezbollah’s conference, is to adjust the party’s law to appoint Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah for life. Nasrallah ended his fifth term, extended three times.
What next? Maliki after SOFA
On the front page, Al-Akhbar reported the best coverage of what happened yesterday in the parliament. Started by counting the names of the MPs who rejected the Agreement (Sadrists and five independent) saying this is for the history record. In … Continue reading
What next, any plan?
What next after SOFA approval is the question on many opinions and editorials on Arab newspapers today, take Al-Quds Al-Arabi for example. The newspaper’s editorial today says: The situation in Iraq after the approval of this Security Agreement will not going … Continue reading