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CAIRO. — German Chancellor Angela Merkel will meet with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak on Saturday on means of reviving the Mideast peace process and boosting bilateral co-operation, Germany ambassador to Cairo Bernd Erbel said here yesterday.
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German court orders arrest of Masri kidnappers
BERLIN (Reuters) — A court in Germany has ordered the arrest of 13 people suspected of being involved in the abduction of a German national who says he was kidnapped and tortured by the CIA, state prosecutors said on Wednesday.
Read More »Ex-warlord elected speaker in Somalia
MOGADISHU (AP) — Somali officials were imposing martial law on areas the transitional government controls, moving to strengthen a tenuous grip on power and smother rising violence. An AU official said Wednesday that help was on the way in the form of peacekeepers from Uganda and Nigeria.
Read More »Ahtisaari presents Kosovo plan to Contact Group
VIENNA, Austria — UN envoy Martti Ahtisaari was back in Vienna on Friday (January 26th) to brief the members of the International Contact Group on his plan for the future of Kosovo.
Read More »Serbia’s election commission announces final results of parliamentary vote
BELGRADE, Serbia — The Republic Election Commission (RIK) presented on Thursday (January 25th) the final results of the Sunday’s parliamentary elections. There were few surprises.
Read More »Envoys urge Macedonian government, ethnic Albanian opposition to continue dialogue
SKOPJE, Macedonia — EU envoy to Macedonia Erwan Fouere and British Ambassador Robert Chatterton Dickson issued separate statements Thursday (January 25th)
Read More »FBiH House of Peoples holds constituent session
SARAJEVO, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) — The Federation of BiH (FBiH) Parliament’s House of Peoples (HoP) finally held its constituent session Thursday (January 25th)
Read More »Croatia offers Turkey use of Rijeka port for exports
ANKARA, Turkey — Industry and Trade Minister Ali Coskun met with Croatian Economy Minister Branko Vukelic in Ankara on Thursday (January 25th)
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REVIEW TOPICS: Georgian, US secret services intercepted illicit shipment of highly enriched uranium Litvinenko’s murderer will die in three years, Gordievsky says Polonium that killed Litvinenko worth thousands, not millions Litvinenko’s co-author fears to attend book’s presentation in London
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REVIEW TOPICS: Russian President’s security men leaving nothing to chance Italian Prime Minister slams British television channels over spy claim Russian authorities deny halting probe against Berezovsky
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