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Monthly Archives: February 2009
Yet another Arab mini-summit
As reported on Al-Manar: A mini-summit will take place soon, Saudi Arabia suggested inviting Egypt, Syria and Jordan, but other countries suggested inviting Qatar also. The reason given to hold this Summit is to discuss the Palestinian issue and the new … Continue reading
Syrian embassy in Lebanon
In her interview on Syrian newspaper Al-Watan Assad’s media adviser Buthaina Shaaban gave hints that the Syrian embassy in Lebanon can stay empty without ambassador: We have 13 embassies without ambassadors. This thing depends on the situation, the possibilities and … Continue reading
Recreating “Saddamism”
Why Maliki is making more enemies than friends? Jordanian writer Nahidh Hatar with his article analyzes the “historic” reason behind it. The real history of Saddam is to create alliances and then to stage a coup against his allies, this … Continue reading
Lahd Militia in Abu Ghraib
The name Mohammad Al-Qaisi sounds like any Arab guy, but this guy isn’t. He the man in the famous Abu Ghraib image said today that Lahd Militia
When parties fossilize … PUK for example
Last report says that the PUK crisis is solved, with mediation from Barzani for the fear of crisis spreads into his own KDP Party. Still it is good to follow the roots of the crisis [and the Kurdish election on … Continue reading
Saudi Crown Prince
Dying Saudi Crown Prince Sultan Bin Abdul Aziz contacted the Emir of Kuwait and he received a call from Egyptian president Mubarak to “discuss” the relations between the countries. I bet he is complaining about the removal of his men … Continue reading
Mousa met Misha’al
Head of the Arab League Amr Mousa met with Hamas leader Khalid Misha’al in Damascus. With recent political developments, Mousa dares to take such step.
Nasrallah on the Israeli election
Hassan Nasrallah [Arabic, English]: The right-wing victory in the Israeli elections correctly reflects its image. However, his eminence emphasized that there was no difference between Labor, Likud, and Kadima regarding their attitudes towards Palestinians and Arabs, stressing that all Zionist … Continue reading
Recycling the sectarian tension
In the “ The political process meant to start from one point to reach an open ending, but in the Iraqi case, it reaches the start point again. An argument accepted by Aljazeera report “An argument on the reviving the Shiite … Continue reading
Obama and the Saudi coup
Al-Quds Al-Arabi surprised by the sudden Saudi – Syria improved relations, But Arab Online writer Al-Rafai’a says that the “Green Light” came from Obama with his “dialogue with Syria” policy. The wind of post-9/11 in Saudi Arabia is blowing away, … Continue reading