Algeria
August 28, 2003
Algerian singer Warda has announced her plans to return back home to Algeria on a permanent basis. The renowned star said she intends on selling her Cairo apartment.
Egypt has decided to ban foreign belly dancers from performing the ancient act in the North African country, according to a recent report.
August 27, 2003
French President Jacques Chirac invited the Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika to take part in the G8-Nepad partnership in New York. "A few month
According to a fact sheet released August 25, 2003 by the US State Department's Office of International Women's Issues, the US Agency for International Development has granted more than 34,000 micro-c
August 20, 2003
Fourteen Europeans freed from a six-month hostage ordeal in the Sahara desert have arrived in Germany.
In an immediate response to a bus bombing attack in Jerusalem, Israel froze all contacts with the Palestinian Authority, as well as the handover of tw
August 11, 2003
Malaysia's Prime Minister Mahathir Mohammad arrived in Algiers late Sunday at the beginning of a three-day official visit for talks, focused mainly on
Iran confirmed on Monday that it would put on trial those members of Osama bin Laden's al-Qaeda network in custody that Tehran has not been able to ex
July 31, 2003
One of a group of fifteen European tourists who were kidnapped in Algeria in March has reportedly died. German media have reported that 45 year-old
July 30, 2003
The shift of Egyptian singer Amr Diab from the Alam El Phan Music Production Company to Rotana Music Production Company was not as smooth as planned, but rather caused a war to break out pulling Amr i
Algerian singer Fula reveals some of her most shocking secrets in her new music video showing the world the pain she encountered throughout her journey
Zamil Industrial Investment Company has been awarded the contract to design, fabricate and supply the steel structure and air conditioning system for the Al-Hokair Khurais Plaza shopping mall project
July 27, 2003
At least five people were killed and 69 wounded, 14 of them seriously, when their coach crashed on Saturday near the Algerian capital of Algiers, poli
A violent tremor has shaken Lebanon's ever-turbulent political spectrum as armed gunmen stopped a motorcade of prominent opposition leaders from reach
July 17, 2003
Pakistan’s President Pervez Musharraf is due to travel to Morocco Thursday, in the framework of his North African tour. Musharraf began a two-day off