February, 2007

• 8 February

  Outside View: A new alliance in the Middle East

  WASHINGTON — A major consequence of the installation of a Shiite majority government in Iraq, a first in the Arab world, is the rise of Shiite power in other countries of the Middle East. Although the Shiites represents only

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• 8 February

  Warner Warns of New Push on Iraq Resolution

  An exasperated Sen. John Warner (R-Va.) put his colleagues on notice Wednesday that he would look to attach his resolution opposing President Bush’s plan to boost troop levels in Iraq to any measure moving across the Senate floor.

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• 8 February

  Olmert rejects appeal to stop Jerusalem excavation

  JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has rejected an appeal by his defense minister to halt excavation work near Jerusalem’s most important holy site, the Haaretz daily newspaper reported on Thursday.

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• 8 February

  80 military police leave for Lebanon

  EIGHTY Tanzania People’s Defence Forces (TPDF) soldiers, including ten women, left for Lebanon yesterday where they will join the United Nations Interim Force in the Lebanon (UNIFIL).

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• 8 February

  Israel And Lebanon Exchange Fire

  Lebanese and Israeli troops are reported to have exchanged fire on the border between the two countries.

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• 8 February

  Iran’s cinematic treat

  The Iranian Film Festival promises a bounty for true cinema lovers

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• 8 February

  Spin doctors aiding election campaigns in Croatia

  With Croatia set to hold general elections this year, polls show that the two main political parties — the Croatian Democratic Community (HDZ) and the Social Liberal Party (SDP) — are in a virtual dead heat. This time around, both parties are counting on professional consultants to help them maximise …

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• 8 February

  Uncertainty over new Serbian goverment

  When UN special envoy for Kosovo Martti Ahtisaari unveiled his status proposal on Friday (February 2nd), Belgrade found itself in a difficult position. In the wake of the January 21st general elections, Serbia effectively has neither a parliament nor government. Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica, saying he no longer has the …

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• 8 February

  US envoy hails Belgrade’s decision to engage in fresh Kosovo talks

  US envoy Frank Wisner voiced confidence Tuesday (February 6th) that Serbia’s leaders will take part in the upcoming consultations on a UN proposal to resolve the Kosovo status issue.

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• 8 February

  زواج العرب في رومانيا -1

  يعود الكثير من الشباب  المغترب من رومانيا  لقضاء عطلهم في أوطانهم وربما   وللبحث  عن  بنت الحلال هناك  . ظروف العمل والحياة هنا في الغربة  تجبر عدداً من هؤلاء الشبان على العودة إلى الوطن للبحث عن أم الأولاد المناسبة لكي تصبح أما لأولادهم وتقاسمهم حياتهم وتكمل لهم نصف دينهم.    يلجأ …

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