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 Referendum Vs Large Autonomy; two opposing arguments!
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 To live within our means
Referendum Vs Large Autonomy; two opposing arguments!
Why are Russians Converting to Islam?
To live within our means
Referendum Vs Large Autonomy; two opposing arguments!
Why are Russians Converting to Islam?
To live within our means
To live within our means
To live within our means
To live within our means
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Morocco faced global meltdown from strong position, IMF says
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 Morocco faced the global crisis from a strong position, reflecting in large part the range of macroeconomic and structural reforms introduced over the last decade, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Tuesday, affirming that the Kingdom is "well-positioned to respond to and weather the crisis " The FMI directors noted that "Morocco's financial system is sound, with limited exposure to international capital markets, Thus, the direct impact of the global crisis on Morocco has been mild," the financial institution said In a public information notice following the 2009
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Toyota boss to testify in Congress
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 Toyota's president has confirmed that he will appear before a US congressional panel next week, to explain the Japanese carmaker's handling of a series of damaging safety recalls In a statement Akio Toyoda said he would speak sincerely to the US Congress and the American people about his company's commitment to tackle the problems that have led to recalls of more than 8 million cars around the world Toyoda, the grandson of the carmaker's founder, had said earlier this week that he would not attend the US hearings His change of mind follows a direct invitation from the head of the congressional panel leading an investigation into the Toyota recalls.
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Morocco's openness to Council of Europe is 'ambitious', FM says
Rabat - Morocco is known in the Euro-Mediterranean region by its "ambitious openness" to the Council of Europe, Foreign Minister Taieb Fassi Fihri said on Monday Speaking at the opening of a seminar on "cooperation prospects between Morocco and the Council of Europe", Fassi Fihri said relations between the two parties were characterized by a reinforcement of dialogue and an effective adherence of Moroccan stakeholders into this partnership.
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Considering other party's proposal does not mean concession from Morocco, FM
Considering the proposal of the other party in the informal preparatory meeting for the 5th round of negotiations, held on February 10-11 in Armonk, NY, "does not mean a concession from Morocco," Foreign Minister Taib Fassi Fihri said Like the previous four rounds of Manhasset, the other party, which remained attached to its obsolete thesis, Communication Minister and the government Spokesman, Khalid Naciri, quoted Fassi Fihri as saying on Thursday at a press briefing following the weekly cabinet meeting.
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More Dubai murder suspects named
Investigators in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) say they have identified 15 more suspects in the assassination of a Hamas official at a Dubai luxury hotel last month Wednesday's announcement by Dubai police brings the total number of people believed to be involved in the murder of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh to 26 The January 20 killing, allegedly carried out by people who got into UAE using fraudulent passports, has been blamed on the Israeli spy agency, Mossad, by the Dudai police chief.
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Google hit by privacy convictions
Three executives from internet search firm Google have been convicted of privacy violations over allowing a video of a handicapped boy being bullied to be posted online A judge in Milan sentenced the three to six-month suspended sentences but absolved them of defamation charges in a case that has been closely watched for its implications on internet freedom.
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Saudi on trial for Jakarta bombings
A retired Saudi Arabian school teacher has gone on trial in Indonesia accused of financing last year's twin suicide bombings on Jakarta hotelsAl Khelaiw Ali Abdullah, 55, is charged with helping support terrorists by giving or lending money to perpetrators of a terrorist act, and faces up to 15 years in jail if convicted Appearing outside court on Wednesday he denied any connections to terrorism and strongly rejected allegations of being involved in the bombings at the JW Marriott and Ritz Carlton hotels in the Indonesian capital on July 17, 2009.
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Clashes erupt at Greek strike march
Greek police have fired tear gas at a group of protesters at an anti-government march in Athens after they attempted to storm a university building The clashes occurred on Wednesday on the sidelines of a demonstration in the capital involving at least 20,000 people protesting government plans to cut spending in an effort to curb the nation's debt crisis "A group of 50 youths tried to storm the university building and riot police fired teargas to stop them," a police official told the Reuters news agency.
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'US drone' kills Taliban supporters
The brother of a senior pro-Taliban commander has been killed in a suspected US missile strike in northwestern Pakistan, intelligence officials and Taliban sources have said Mohammed Haqqani and a number of other associates of Sirajuddin Haqqani, the head of the so-called Haqqani network, were said to have died in a compound in North Waziristan on Friday "Al Jazeera has heard from sources close to the Haqqani network that there has been a US drone attack targeting a compound that was used by Sirajuddin Haqqani, the main commander of the Haqqani network," James Bays, Al Jazeera's correspondent in Afghanistan, said.
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China anger at US over Dalai Lama
China has summoned the US ambassador in Beijing to protest Washington's decision to go ahead with a meeting between the Dalai Lama and the US president Thursday's encounter at the White House came against a background of strained relations between Washington and Beijing, with China warning that Barack Obama's welcoming of the exiled Tibetan leader would risk further damaging ties In a statement the Chinese foreign ministry said it was "strongly dissatisfied" at the decision to go ahead with the meeting despite strong and repeated objections from Beijing.
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Making Israel look better is not our job
Last week, Prime Minister Salam Fayyad participated in the 10th annual Herzliya Conference on Israeli and regional security Palestinians from all walks of life had their personal opinions about Fayyad's participation, many of them negative, "The movement is furious," Hatem Abdel Qader reportedly said about Fateh's reaction to Fayyad's participation, People on the street were also less than enthusiastic about their prime minister attending an Israeli conference on security, "I can't believe he would be part of such a conference at this time when the situation is so terrible," said one woman when asked, "Iam really surprised " There are certainly Israelis who must have felt the same, having a symbol of Palestinian governance in their midst, But a certain trend seems to be developing, a trend among more centrist-leftist Israelis who find comfort in Palestinian moderation, Danny Rothschild, chairman of the conference was quoted as saying he believes it would be beneficial if more Palestinians took their cue from Fayyad and participated in upcoming conferences, "Direct talks are what we [Israelis] miss."
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Western Mendacity with Iran's Nuclear Program
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 The relationship between the governments of Iran and the USA has been tense and nasty since the fall of the Shah, During the long Iran-Iraq War, the USA and her allies even supported the Iraqi regime when it invaded Iran, On July 3, 1988 the US, Navy's guided missile cruiser USS Vincennes shot down Iran Air Flight 655 (IR655) killing all 290 passengers and crew aboard, including 66 children,It was the highest death toll of any aviation incident in the Indian Ocean and the highest death toll of any incident involving an Airbus A300 anywhere in the world, At the time of the attack, Vincennes, fitted with the then-new Aegis combat system, was traversing the Strait of Hormuz inside Iranian territorial waters, and the IR655 was within Iranian airspace, Worse still, after completing their tour, the Vincennes crew was awarded Combat Action Ribbons for having actively participated in ground or surface combat and its captain William C, Rogers III received the Legion of Merit.
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Gaza and Lebanon: Beware the Iron Wall, the Coming War
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 The Israeli military may be much less effective in winning wars than it was in the past, thanks to the stiffness of Arab resistance, But its military strategists are as shrewd and unpredictable as ever The recent rhetoric that has escalated from Israel suggests that a future war in Lebanon will most likely target Syria as well, While this doesn't necessarily mean that Israel actually intends on targeting either of these countries in the near future, it is certainly the type or language that often precedes Israeli military maneuvers Deciphering the available clues regarding the nature of Israel's immediate military objectives is not always easy, but it is possible, One indicator that could serve as a foundation for any serious prediction of Israel's actions is Israel's historical tendency to seek a perpetual state of war, Peace, real peace, has never been a long-term policy "Unlike many others, I consider that peace is not a goal in itself but only a means to guarantee our existence," claimed Yossi Peled, a former army general and current Cabinet Minister in Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing government.
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Toward a Secure Middle East
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 In my opinion a secure Middle East requires full appreciation of the past, a full understanding of the present and a vision for the future,It is a vision of a Middle East that links up with the world as a stakeholder in the establishment of global peace, security and prosperity - not as a battlefield or a playground in which conflicting international and regional interests confront each other and consequently produce an environment conducive to tension, violence and terrorism, Today there is a trend in the international politics of the Middle East to regard crisis management as a goal in itself rather than a means of making the region a stakeholder.
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MOST Jews of the world (and probably many Gentiles) believe that Zionism is the return of Jews to the land promised to them by God.
The Non Aligned Movement (NAM) is committed to the fundamental principles governing peacekeeping operations, notably the respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity of all States, Morocco's permanent representative to the UN Mohamed Loulichki said on Monday
