April 29, 1998
EDITORIAL:
"THE ARABS AND TERRORISM "
ARAFAT INFORMS KING FAHD, PRINCE ABDULLAH AND PRINCE SULTAN ABOUT THE DEVELOPMENTS OF THE PEACE PROCESS.
PRINCE SULTAN: WE BELIEVE THAT AMERICA UNDER CLINTON'S LEADERSHIP WILL NOT ABANDON THE PEACE PROCESS.
STRATEGIC COOPERATION BETWEEN SAUDI ARABIA AND JAPAN.
PRINCE SALMAN AND LEADERS OF THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT DISCUSS PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST, OIL, AND THE CRISIS IN IRAQ.
THE SIGNING OF AN ARAB ANTI-TERRORISM AGREEMENT.
TIGHTENING UP THE PREVENTATIVE RULES AND CONTINUOUS EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION BETWEEN THE ARAB COUNTRIES.
NO FUNDING FOR TERRORISM AND NO PROTECTION FOR TERRORISTS.
LONDON CONFERENCE TO HELP THE PEOPLE OF IRAQ.
IRAQI REGIME RESPONSIBLE FOR OBSTRUCTING INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN EFFORTS.
CHILDREN AND NECESSITIES OF LIFE MOST IMPORTANT POINTS AMONG CONFERENCE RECOMMENDATIONS.
IN ITS ANNUAL SURVEY:
THE INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES IN LONDON:
AMERICA IS REQUIRED TO ADOPT A CLEAR POLICY TOWARDS THE PEACE PROCESS AND THE PALESTINIAN'S RIGHTS.
THE INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE AGAINST IRAQ IS LOOSENING AND SADDAM SHOULD NOT IMPLEMENT HIS MILITARY PROGRAMME.
KHATEMI IS THE LEADER OF THE MODERATION PHASE AND THE EXTREMISTS REPRESENT A THREAT TO HIM.
WHAT IS THE FUTURE OF ARAB EUROPEAN RELATIONS?
THE SAUDI AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED KINGDOM
DR. GHAZI AL-GOSAIBI:
THE WESTERN POWERS WHICH ENSLAVED AND LOOTED ASIA AND AFRICA ARE REINCARNATED NOW AS CHAMPIONS OF HUMAN RIGHTS.
IF HUMAN RIGHTS ARE THE ORDER OF THE DAY, WHERE ARE THE PALESTINIANS' HUMAN RIGHTS?
