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Tag Archives: afghanistan
Will the US use Bin Laden’s death to extend its presence in Iraq?
A coming wave of violence conducted and directed by the US that will hit the Arab world and Europe. The nominated stage for these actions is the Iraqi arena with the cooperation of some political parties in Iraq who will … Continue reading
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
Taliban invites journalists to Marjah to see the situation
Normally I don’t report about affairs not related to the Arab world, but this update about the fights in Marjah — Afghanistan, you can’t find in Western media. Taliban released a statement, saying that the occupation forces failed to achieve any … Continue reading
Jordan’s new Anti-Aljazeera policy: The mistake and non-mistake
The release of the statistics shocked the Jordanian Government. The figures show that Aljazeera is the most popular TV Channel in Jordan 65% of the Jordanians consider Aljazeera as the reliable local, Arab, international news source. Jordanian writers started to … Continue reading
The Mossad, CIA and Al-Balawi
Embarrassed by its role in cooperating with CIA, Jordanians started to question their government’s role in helping the CIA in Afghanistan. With the death of the Jordanian Al-Qaeda leader Mahmoud Zaydan, the Jordanian government allowed the family of the deceased … Continue reading
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Major security operation in the Gulf to siege Iranian ports
Security sources informed Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Qabas Al-Manar sources say that these intensive meetings are conducted between the GCC countries, the US and Israel at the highest levels exchanging intelligence and the military information to siege the waterways that lead to … Continue reading
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Tagged afghanistan, al-qaeda, gcc, iran, iraq, israel, middle-east, syria, u.s.
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Iran expects Obama’s approval
Iranian academics told Saudi newspaper Al-Watan that at the end Obama could approve Iran’s Uranium enrichment in exchange with Iran’s support for the US military forces in Iraq and Afghanistan. In the report there is something about Iran to announce … Continue reading
Taliban — Ba’ath Party are part of Obama’s deal with Iran
In his article today on Awan, Tunisian writer Tawfiq Al-Madini asks if the U.S. will recognizes Iran’s role in the region. Iran is not in conflict with American interests in the region, Iran is a a pragmatic power opposes the … Continue reading
Taliban on air
Good discussion in the British Chatham House about the future plans for Afghanistan and Iraq. Video clips of many well-known names in this discussion. BBC radio show “Have Your Say”, interviewed Taliban’s spokesman yesterday and he answered every question directed … 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