June 10, 1998

			EDITORIAL: "SECURITY BETWEEN THE BEARER AND THE BORNE."   ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA SHOULD STAY AWAY FROM ARMED CONFLICT. THE SAUDI ARABIAN CABINET DENOUNCES THE SAVAGERY OF THE VENGEFUL SERBS IN KOSOVO. KING FAHD: WE ARE VERY KEEN ON JOINT ARAB WORK.   PRINCE SULTAN VISITS ABU DHABI AND TOURS THE EMIRATES. VISIT UNDERLINES FIRM BROTHERLY RELATIONS BETWEEN THE EMIRATES AND SAUDI ARABIA.   NUCLEAR EXPERT, DR MOHAMED IBRAHIM SHAKER, TELLS "AIN AL-YAQEEN": THE NUCLEAR DETONATIONS IN INDIA AND PAKISTAN COULD LEAD TO DEVASTATING NUCLEAR CONFRONTATIONS. MIDDLE EAST SECURITY CAN ONLY BE PRESERVED BY ELIMINATING NUCLEAR WEAPONS FROM THE REGION. THE FIVE PERMANENT MEMBERS OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL CALL UPON INDIA AND PAKISTAN TO STOP NUCLEAR WEAPONS RACE. A COMMUNIQUE URGING INDIA AND PAKISTAN TO ADHERE TO THE NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION AGREEMENT. REPORT STRESS ON THE EXISTENCE OF A LARGE STOCK OF WEAPONS NOT DESTROYED YET. RICHARDSON SAYS: IRAQ STILL A THREAT TO THE REGION. OPEC COUNTRIES APPEAL FOR FIRM ACTION THIS MONTH TO CURB OUTPUT. SAUDI ARABIA LEADS EFFORTS TO CUT PRODUCTION, RAISE THE PRICE OF OIL AND REDUCE LOSSES. PRINCE SULTAN BUYS A COLLECTION OF RARE 19TH CENTURY PHOTOGRAPHS OF MECCA AND MEDINA. THE COLLECTION COMPRISES 18 PHOTOGRAPHS AND TWO SKETCHBOOKS FROM THE PILGRIMAGE. THE SAUDI ARABIAN POLICE TO THE BRITISH MEDIA: THE CONFESSIONS OF THE TWO BRITISH NURSES WERE NOT EXTRACTED UNDER TORTURE NOR BY PRESSURE. IN BRIEF