February, 2007

• 19 February

  الخطوط الحمراء في الازمات بين الاشقاء

  لعلاقات الإنسانية عبارة عن مجموعة من المصالح المشتركة بين البشر تتخللها أحيانا بعض الأزمات وسبب تلك الأزمات عائد إلى الاختلاف الطبيعي فيما بين الناس ولكل إنسان حقه في الاجتهاد والتعبير عن رأيه ضمن شروط الاحترام المتبادل والتنافس الشريف عبر المسيرة الكفاحية الطويلة للشعب الفلسطيني كان هناك ثوابت اجمع الكل على …

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• 19 February

  Iran must not be isolated – Russian senator

  The Federation Council’s International Affairs Committee Chairman Mikhail Margelov is to travel to Iran for talks with the Iranian leadership on the situation in the region.

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• 19 February

  Marine sentenced to 8 years in prison in killing of Iraqi man

  A Marine who said he never fired a shot in the kidnapping and murder of an Iraqi man has been sentenced to eight years in military prison — the longest sentence yet in the case.

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• 19 February

  Ex-US envoy says Iraq rebuilding plan won`t work

  Kiki Munshi was showcased by the media in September as a seasoned U.S. diplomat who came out of retirement to lead a rebuilding group in Iraq.

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• 19 February

  Senate Dems. Weigh New Iraq Restrictions

  Senate Democrats said Sunday they might try to restrict President Bush’s ability to wage war in Iraq by approving a more limited version of the 2002 measure that authorized the use of force against Saddam Hussein.

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• 18 February

  Iran dashes hopes of nuclear compromise

  Iran’s foreign ministry on Sunday dismissed talk of immediate suspension of uranium enrichment ahead of this week’s UN Security Council deadline despite a recent flurry of Iranian diplomacy that had raised hopes of a compromise.

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• 18 February

  Rice meets Abbas to discuss Palestinian unity deal

  RAMALLAH, West Bank (Reuters) – U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice sought explanations on Sunday from Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas about a unity government that Israel said it had agreed with Washington to shun.

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• 18 February

  US shock at Iraq helicopter toll

  THE shocking toll of six American helicopters shot down in Iraq within three weeks has sparked a Pentagon inquiry into the use of surface-to-air (Sam) missiles against the aircraft.

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• 18 February

  ‘Security forces’ rob Baghdad academics

  WHEN Iraqi soldiers and police smashed their way into Mohammed al-Jabouri’s home on the first day of Baghdad’s latest security crackdown last week, he did not imagine they would steal the family’s life savings.

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• 18 February

  Arab states trained Al-Qaeda men to fight in Somalia

  MIDDLE EASTERN countries secretly armed and supported suspected Al-Qaeda recruits in the failed state of Somalia in a direct challenge to western interests in east Africa, according to a United Nations report.

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