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From midday Monday, March 10 – early morning in Washington, the odds shortened sharply for an early launch of the
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Thursday, November 14, Chinese President Jiang Zemin and five other leaders resigned their posts in a well-choreographed transfer of power
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Chirac Honors Nasrallah, Preaches Human Rights
Addressing the French speaking nations’ summit that opened in Beirut Friday October 18, the first to take place in an
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The Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon’s visit to Washington on Monday, October 14, is officially described as being to coordinate
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The British prime minister Tony Blair may have needed a Middle East slogan to get him through this week’s Labor
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Israeli decision makers are divided over whether the newly elected Greek Orthodox Patriarch Irineos I genuinely means to exit the
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Without waiting for Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Europe or Saudi Arabia, the Bush administration is forging forward alone with a grand
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The international war crimes court was born in The Hague Monday, July 1 amid serious challenges to its authority. A
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The Middle East statement/ communique/ address US President George W. Bush has promised this week has put the region on
More...A Saudi Oar in West Bank to Block Jordanian Influence
Masked by the brouhaha pro and con a Palestinian state and the Saudi peace plan – and the lip-service to
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