Baghdad, gunshots against council member BAGDAD – The violence in post-Saddam Hussein Iraq does not stop. This morning Akira al Hachimi, a member of the Iraqi interim governing council was wounded in Baghdad…
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Israel, Netanyahu accepts the Foreign Affairs but asks for the expulsion of Arafat JERUSALEM – Benjamin Netanyahu accepts Prime Minister Sharon’s offer, saying he is ready to serve as foreign…
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Bush: I will have patience with Iraq, the allies will be consulted WASHINGTON – Faced with an increasingly explicitly critical front towards a war on Iraq, the White House shows…
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Disputed island, the EU: “Morocco should withdraw immediately “ BRUSSELS – The dispute over the islet must end, immediately, and it is Morocco that must leave. It is the European Union that…
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US, the fire devours forest in Colorado DENVER (COLORADO) – A forest in smoke from a fire of enormous proportions. It’s happening in Colorado where, fueled by dry winds and summer temperatures, the…
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Sharon ready to react to the latest suicide massacre TEL AVIV – Too little and too late: Yasser Arafat has ordered his security forces to prevent other terrorist attacks, but in the…
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Israel, siege to refugee camps JERUSALEM – Despite international protests ranging from the United States to Europe to the UN, Israel continues its offensive against Palestinian refugee camps. “The goal is…
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Paris, shadows on ministers PARIS – The French judges, despite the approaching of the important electoral appointments of next spring, continue their investigations on politicians, whether they are right-wing or…
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Tokyo, crisis to the government Tanaka dismissed TOKYO – The latest controversy took the place of Makiko Tanaka, the first woman to become foreign minister in Japan. Yesterday Prime Minister Koizumi…
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Arafat Peres, today the summit in the Territories is almost a truce JERUSALEM – The summit between Shimon Peres and Yasser Arafat should take place tonight, unless new complications arise. The…
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