MISNA – Page 11 – Eurasia Review

Consultation will resume today for the formation of a government after a parliament vote yesterday rejected the first list proposed

Mali: Crisis In North As Tuareg Write To UN

“Without the frank and direct involvement of the Tuareg, it is illusory to hope for a definitive solution and lasting

“The Kenyan Armed Forces have taken Kismayo. Our troops are safe and so far there has been no fighting”, said,

Military repression alone is not enough to resolve the Boko Haram emergency, said to MISNA Father John Tagwana, head of

“From the Muslim community I have received many messages of encouragement and soon I will meet the emir Alhaji Suleiman,

“Today in Beirut, in occasion of the Pope’s visit in Lebanon, the Bishops of Aleppo will speak with their absence,

The British diplomat Michael Nevin presented his letter of credence as new High Commissioner to Malawi to President Joyce Banda,

The coalition government Congress in a few days will elect a successor of Meles Zenawi, who died on August 20.

“Rather than in favor of Hassan Sheikh, the parliament voted against Sheikh Sharif. Civil society observers, Somalis abroad, the Somali

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