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Monthly Archives: April 2009
Sudanese Government expects an embargo
This is reported on the semi-official Sudanese newspaper Al-Rai Al-Am: The government in Sudan expects a political and economic embargo next December, after Luis Moreno-Ocampo introduces his second report to the UN.
Mass resignation at Aljazeera
Multiple resignations by the liberal, secular Aljazeera employees after the domination and the interference of the extremists, Salafi Islamists on the Satellite TV.
Obama in Baghdad
An Iraqi source told Al-Khaleej newspaper that Obama will visit Baghdad today — Tuesday.
Maliki to replace his spokesman AL-Dabagh
According to AKI: Maliki to replace some of the leaders of Dawa who are accused with corruption … … Sources told AKI that Maliki’s spokesman AL-Dabagh is one of the candidates to be replaced because of the statements he made … Continue reading
Syrian Muslim Brotherhood are not Ahmad Al-Jalabi
After the withdrawal from the Syrian opposition group “National Salvation Front”, leader of the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood Sadr al-Din al-Banayuni asks the Syrian government to allow him to return to Syria. A good article by Iraqi writer Ali Al-Saraf criticizes the … Continue reading
Sudan missed the chance
According to Al-Akhbar: Qatar tried to organize a meeting between Luis Moreno-Ocampo and Sudanese officials. Ocampo arrived to Doha and met with Qatari officials but the Sudanese officials did not arrive to Doha at time.
The future of the Sadrists Movement
This is an excellent short study by Iraqi writer Aziz Rahif. The original title is “Splits and divisions within the Sadrists… reality or political rumors?”. The writer speculations about the political future of the Sadrists Movement: There are continues talks about … Continue reading
The reason behind Syria – Egypt dispute
According to Al-Quds Al-Arabi: Sources revealed that the real dispute between Syria and Egypt is that Syria is playing a major role in the Arab affairs bigger than its geographic size, at the time when Egypt’s effective role is decreasing.
Kill Khalid
Interview with Paul McGeough, the author of Kill Khalid on the Jordanian Ammon News: Those who wanted to kill Hamas leader Khalid Misha’al are now at the head of the Israeli state, what saved him at that time is the … Continue reading
Another document reveals the involvement of AUC with the Pentagon
As reported on Al-Mesryoon in English: A new document has unveiled that the American University in Cairo (AUC) contracted with the US Army to provide it with advisory and administrative services in exchange for money.