Monthly Archives: May 2010
Arab views on Obama’s “National Security Strategy”: Nothing changed
Contrary to the U.S. PR reports saying that Arabs are happy with Obama’s NSS, abolishing ‘war on terror’, focusing on Al-Qaeda. The reality is that Arabs see no change in this strategy, and here are the evidence: Here is a … Continue reading
Israel may gas Flotilla activists
There are many updates and reports on the Algerian media about the the developments and the progress of Flotilla fleet, because there is an Algerian among the fleet. This is what Algerian newspaper Elkhabar reported today: Sources from the leadership … Continue reading
Maliki looking for an alternative plan … if there is any
After about a week since Allawi visited the Supreme Shi’ite cleric Al-Sistani in Najaf, Maliki payed the the highest religious authority a visit in his residence in the old city, but his visit has nothing to do with Allawi. Maliki’s … Continue reading
UNIFIL cooperates with Israel to violate the Lebanese airspace
While Lebanese army fired at Israeli warplanes violated the Lebanese airspace, Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Rai released a secret document shows a cooperation between the Israeli military and the UNIFIL “in southern Lebanon”, in which both sides agree to conceal any information … Continue reading
Maliki needs more time to negotiate
“State of law” asked IHEC today to cancel the votes of three candidates (2xAl-Iraqiya, 1xINA), Tarik Harib Maliki’s law adviser confirmed “SoL” demand to cancel and to replace the excluded. Despite that the election law is very clear saying “replace” … Continue reading
Hizballah’s 300 km missiles
For the first time, Hizballah provided a new regional military equation, but the most important part in Hassan Nasrallah’s statement, is its credibility, especially in the Israeli society, Hizballah has proved that it is able to implement what it promises, … Continue reading
African coast is full of American and French spies
About a month ago, the Algerian Army Chief of Staff of the Algerian, Lieutenant General Ahmad Saleh Kaid told his African coast-line counterparts that: The absence of coordinated collective action to deter the “terror” threats, will open the doors to the … Continue reading
Sadrists officially rejected Maliki’s nomination
A move sought by some “Dawa Party” leaders as paving the way for creating more positive atmosphere between the Sadrists and the “State of Law”, Maliki has met with a delegation from the Sadrist Movement includes a number of prominent … Continue reading
The renewed U.S. role in Iraq
It seems that the Kurds are started to take Allawi’s side, as reported by the media in the last two days. Barazani confirmed Allawi’s eligibility to form the government, and before him Talabani also said something similar. No love lost … Continue reading
The U.S. “secret condition” to support Iran’s Uranium-exchange deal
Reaching a dead end on the formation of the Committee to choose candidates for the prime minister post, the newly joined coalition decided to jump upon this issue, by deciding to choose a name for the coalition and its leader … Continue reading