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  • Iraq to Resume Oil Exports

    UNITED NATIONS (Islamweb & Agencies) - Iraq will resume oil exports after a month-long halt and has accepted the terms of a new Security Council resolution extending the U.N. oil-for-food program, Iraq's U.N. ambassador said Thursday. (Read photo caption below). But hours after Mohammed al-Douri said that ``everything will be normalized,'' Iraq had.. More

    994 31/03/2001

  • Hobeika Ready To Testify Against Sharon

    BEIRUT, (Islamweb & Agencies) -A former militia official, who was implicated in the 1982 massacres at the Sabra and Shatila Palestinian refugee camps, said Thursday he was ready to testify in Brussels, which is probing whether to try Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon for his role in the killings. (Read photo caption below). "For 19 years now, I have.. More

    995 31/03/2001

  • New Palestinian Victims as Allies Criticize Israel

    GAZA CITY, (Islamweb & Agencies) -The latest casualty in on-going intiifadha confrontations in the Territories was a Palestinian who was killed near the West Bank city of Ramallah. Palestinians say the 39-year-old man was playing soccer near a Jewish settlement when Israeli occupation soldiers shot him dead. Two Palestinians were meanwhile wounded.. More

    996 31/03/2001

  • Nigeria: Christian Mob Threatens to Lynch Muslim

    JournalistBAUCHI, Nigeria,(Islamweb & Agencies) -A Muslim journalist working for Agence France-Presse was forced out of a town in northern Nigeria under police protection early Wednesday after being menaced by a mob of Christian youths.(Read photo caption below) Aminu Abubakar, a freelance correspondent for AFP based in the northern city of Kano, had.. More

    975 31/03/2001

  • Russia Supports Ousted Afghan Government

    MOSCOW:(Islamweb & Agencies) -Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov offered support on Wednesday to the ousted government of Afghanistan and called on regional powers to abide by a UN resolution banning the supply of arms to the Islamic Taliban regime. (Read photo caption below) The reference to arms supplies appeared aimed directly at the government.. More

    977 31/03/2001

  • Russian Brutality Sends Chechens Fleeing

    SLEPTSOVSKAYA, Russia (Islamweb & Agencies) - Hundreds of civilians fled Chechnya for refugee camps Wednesday amid reports of summary executions by Russian forces as troops combed villages in the war-shattered republic for rebels. (Read photo caption below). The search operation in Sernovodsk and Assinovskaya, near Chechnya's western border with the.. More

    978 31/03/2001

  • Karadzic, Mladic, on Trail To The Hague

    THE HAGUE, (Islamweb, Agencies) -The Bosnian Serb entity is ready to send the two most wanted war crimes suspects from the Bosnian conflict -- Bosnian Serb wartime leader Radovan Karadzic and his military chief Ratko Mladic -- to The Hague for trial, the Bosnian Serb prime minister said late Wednesday. Speaking at Amsterdam's international airport,.. More

    979 31/03/2001

  • Arafat condemns violence on both sides

    FRANKFURT, (Islamweb & Agencies) -Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat has condemned violence by both the Israelis and the Palestinians in an interview in a German newspaper (the daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung) Thursday. The lifting of Israel's blockade on Palestinian areas and the resumption of serious negotiations would be the best way to create.. More

    982 31/03/2001

  • Nigeria: Islamic Banking approved

    Abuja, Rabi Thani 12/July 3 (IINA) – The Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Dr. Shamsuddin Usman, announced here that the Federal Government has approved the granting of two licenses for the establishment of Islamic banking in the country. Usman said that the introduction of an Islamic monetary policy could affect the existing.. More

    949 30/03/2001

  • Macedonia Peace Talks Resume

    SKOPJE (Islamweb & Agencies) - Leaders across Macedonia's ethnic divide restarted peace talks on Tuesday with help from Western envoys but progress appeared likely to be difficult after an Albanian Resistance ambush killed a Macedonian soldier. (Read photo caption below). U.S. envoy James Pardew and his European Union counterpart Francois Leotard joined.. More

    951 30/03/2001

  • New Islamic party to be set up in Turkey

    ANKARA, (AFP) - The former leader of Turkey's banned pro-Islamic Virtue Party, Recai Kutan, announced Tuesday that a new political entity intended to unite the Islamic movement in Turkish politics was being set up as swiftly as possible. (Read photo caption below). "The name and the leaders, who will be democratically elected, of our new party will.. More

    952 30/03/2001

  • UN Council Extends Iraq Oil-For-Food Plan

    UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The U.N. Security Council voted unanimously on Tuesday for a routine five-month extension of the ``oil-for-food'' program for Iraq after Russia threatened to veto a U.S.-British plan to revamp 11-year-old sanctions against Baghdad. (Read photo caption). Despite Iraq's apparent victory, haggling continued until the last minute.. More

    954 30/03/2001

  • Mideast Truce in Tatters

    JERUSALEM,(Islamweb & Agencies) - Israel and the Palestinians turned up the rhetoric on Tuesday with each accusing the other of murder and a lack of will for peace, as an unsteady US-brokered ceasefire seemed finally to have run out of hope. (Read photo caption below). Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat said Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's true.. More

    955 30/03/2001

  • 145 killed in Russian Plane Crash

    MOSCOW, (AFP) - All 145 passengers and crew were killed when a Russian plane crashed, for reasons as yet unknown, in southern Siberia overnight, the interior ministry said Wednesday. The three-engined jet, owned by regional airline Vladivostokavia, had been flying from Yekaterinburg in the Ural mountains to the Far East port city of Vladivostok.(Read.. More

    956 30/03/2001

  • OPEC leaves production unchanged

    VIENNA, (AFP) - The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) oil-producing countries left its production quotas unchanged Tuesday, a statement said.(Read photo caption below). "The conference has decided to maintain current production levels unchanged," said the statement, read out after a two-hour formal session of the 11-member grouping. OPEC,.. More

    957 30/03/2001

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