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Opposition protests will go as planned in Algeria, despite president's promises
Algerian opposition groups said on Friday they would probably go ahead with a planned protest march next week despite promises from the president to heed some of their demands and allow more political freedoms
Bahrain's King urges Arab summit to tackle unrest
Bahrain proposes an Arab summit to discuss growing unrest in the region
US envoy to Syria: We want to improve relations
The newly appointed US ambassador to Syria meets with Syrian president Bashar Al-Assad to present his credentials
Tunisia's ex-leaders not welcome in Canada: PM
Iraq foreign officials slain in threat to Arab summit
Insurgents in Baghdad kill two senior officials in the Iraqi foreign minister in an attempt prevent Iraq's holding of the Arab League summit
Car bomb kills 40 at Baghdad funeral
The death toll from an Iraqi funeral bomb blast continues to rise in one of the deadliest attacks in a recent wave of violence
Syria calls on all Lebanese parties to join govt
In a statement Thursday, the Syrian foreign minister calls on all Lebanese parties to join government of Lebanese PM designate Mikati
Russian Islamist wanted for Moscow blast
Russian media reveals that security forces in Moscow have named a suspect affiliated with an Islamist insurgent group in the North Caucasus, as Putin vows 'retribution'
The Palestine Papers: Chronicles of a death foretold
Al-Jazeera’s release of 1,600 secret documents revealing unprecedented Palestinian concessions and Zionist expansionism has all but killed the peace process  
  • Al-Jazeera leaks is part of plot to topple PA: Erakat
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  • West Bank Palestinians protest against Al-Jazeera
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    Egypt reality 'means Israel must resume peace talks'
    Israeli senior official argues Egypt's crisis necessitates the return to negotiations with Palestinians
    Hariri wants tribunal commitment from new premier
    Former premier Saad Al-Hariri will not join Hezbollah-backed new government before it pledges its commitment to cooperate with the UN tribunal

    West Bank Palestinians protest against Al-Jazeera
    Thousands of Palestinian protesters take to the streets in Nablus to protest the 'Zionist Al-Jazeera'
    Palestinian official seeks foreign help in TV leak
    As investigations into the source of the leaks continue, Erekat calls on three Western powers to hand over three of their nationals for questioning
    Thousands of Yemenis call on president to leave
    Thousands of Yemenis demonstrated Thursday in Sanaa calling on President Ali Abdullah Saleh to step down
    International
    Obama, Republicans face budget battle after Union address
    In Tuesday's State of the Union address, President Obama sought to unite Democrats and Republicans and positively confront America's rising economic rivals

    Karzai opens Afghan parliament, taunts West
    Afghan President Hamid Karzai swore in the country's parliament in Kabul after heavy pressures from the West

    Two decades on, no end in sight for Somali conflict
    There seems to be no end in sight for Somalia's civil war which has griped the country for two decades


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