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...We’re ready,” she says. “The University will be compliant...
...billion." Taken together, that's roughly the equivalent of Russia's gross domestic product. No wonder Western banks are eager to capitalize on this lucrative market. While Bahrain's Noriba is operating exclusively under Shari'a principles, several others - HSBC, Citibank, Commerzbank and BNP Paribas - provide Shari'a-compliant services along with conventional ones. UBS won't disclose its projected future profits in Bahrain. But Noriba ceo Toufic Kanafani says, "If we didn't see the potential for Islamic banking, we wouldn't have opened this bank. The demand for competent Shari'a products and services is growing continually." Until...
...Umpire? The extent to which Iraq is compliant or non-compliant with the disarmament resolution will be decided at the UN. Blix will have to make day-to-day determinations over Iraqi cooperation, and report any infractions back to the Security Council. But he will have some discretion to determine, for example, whether or not a locked door to which a key cannot immediately be produced is deliberate obstruction. Blix is expected to make a detailed report of UNMOVIC's progress to the Security Council within 60 days. And it will be up to the Council to determine whether Iraq...
This explains why a group of normally compliant lackeys is suddenly standing up to their bosses in Washington. Vice President Dick Cheney was thoroughly embarrassed on his recent 11-country tour of the Middle East. One by one, Arab leaders refused to even countenance an attack on Iraq. “A strike on Iraq,” declared Jordan’s King Abdullah, “will be disastrous for Iraq and the region as a whole and will threaten the security and stability of the Middle East...
Criticism of Mugabe from many fellow African nations has been significantly less noticeable. Although the Southern Africa Development Community, a 14-nation consortium, condemned the elections as non-compliant “with the norms and standards for elections in the…region,” an independent observer mission from South Africa, the regional superpower and nation with the most potential influence over Zimbabwean affairs, failed to take a similar hard line. The South Africans conceded that the elections were not “free and fair,” but still saw fit to declare the result...