Libya
September 21, 2003
The bread shortage in Egypt is reportedly reaching crisis proportions as children return to school from summer holidays. Long lines of customers have formed outside bakeries that sell bread at state s
September 14, 2003
Killing Yasser Arafat is one of the options the Israeli government has when it comes to putting into action the security cabinet's decision last week,
The United Nations Security Council ended 11-year-old sanctions against Libya September 12, paving the way for the release of $2.7 billion in compensation for the families of the more than 270 victims
September 12, 2003
The UN Security Council lifted the sanctions imposed on Libya for the 1988 Lockerbie airliner bombing.
Two American soldiers were killed and seven injured in an intense firefight during a raid in Ramadi, according to the US military Friday.
September 10, 2003
Israeli warplanes bombed Wednesday morning the home of Dr. Mahmoud al Zahar, a senior spokesperson for Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Al Zahar sustained mod
The United Nations Security Council delayed a vote formally lifting sanctions on Libya until Friday, September 12. The postponement came after France threatened to veto the move if it did not gain gre
September 3, 2003
Libya closed down its embassy in Beirut on Wednesday, but denied earlier reports about its intention to cut diplomatic ties with Lebanon, a government
The top U.S. commander in Iraq on Wednesday symbolically marked the transfer of control over the south-central part of the country to an international
September 1, 2003
Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi announced that a deal has been reached to increase monetary compensation for relatives of people killed in the 1989 French UTA airliner bombing over Niger, Africa.
August 28, 2003
The general secretariat of the Arab revolutionary democratic dialogue forum held a meeting in Tripoli Tuesday night in the attendance of the hero of t
Dubai-based <i>al-Arabyia</i> satellite television Thursday quoted a witness as saying that the former Iraqi President, Saddam Hussein was seen in Ira
August 17, 2003
Libya has promised Germany it will provide compensation for people who were killed or wounded in a bomb attack on a West Berlin nightclub popular with
Israel's Defense Minister Saul Mofaz told Israeli ministers Sunday that Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat has returned to a "green light" policy for "
JD Edwards, a developer of enterprise technology, has partnered with Kuwait's ZAK Solutions as part of its overall strategy to increase its presence and market share within Kuwait. ZAK Solutions, whi