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By MAGGIE MICHAEL | AP – CAIRO (AP) — The United States and other Western governments must accept the new reality that Islamists have emerged to fill the power vacuum in the Arab world after a wave of popular uprisings,...
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Purchase Image JESSICA J. TREVINO/Detroit Free Press By Darlene Zimmerman Couscous traces its origins to East Africa and is a dietary staple from Morocco to the Middle East. Often mistaken for a grain, couscous is small, round,...
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The two-day visit of Moroccan Foreign Minister Saâd Eddine El Othmani, due on Monday, to Algiers aims to “reinforce friendship and cooperation ties” between the two countries, spokesman for the Algerian Foreign Ministry said on...
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London – UK deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg reiterated his country’s support for the new Moroccan government, led by Abdelilah Benkirane. “The last twelve months have witnessed unprecedented change in North Africa,” Clegg...
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Madrid – Spain hopes that a “just, lasting and mutually acceptable political solution” to the Sahara issue will be achieved, Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Garcia Margallo said. “We support all...
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