71.   In Damascus, official newspapers on Monday accused Israeli leaders of manoeuvring.

72.   Indian newspapers have accused New Delhi of turning an about-face at the WTO conference on labour and investment.

73.   Iranian newspapers have accused Britain in the past few days of pressing for a hardline EU stand against Iran.

74.   A close friend of Chinese patriarch Deng Xiaoping blocked a corruption inquiry into his recently condemned son for several years, a Chinese newspaper has accused.

75.   A radical newspaper here also accused Saudi Arabia of instigating the conflict in its neighbour and of encouraging south Yemenis to break away.

76.   A Sunni shopkeeper echoed the view, while official Bahraini newspapers have accused Iran of fomenting the unrest.

77.   An official Iraqi newspaper accused neighbouring Turkey on Tuesday of building a network of agents to spread its influence in the Kurdish-held north of the country.

78.   An official Saudi newspaper on Thurday accused the state-run Iraqi press of welcoming the bombing of US military offices in Riyadh which killed six people.

79.   An official Saudi newspaper on Tuesday accused Iran of violating Islam by supporting armed movements in the Gulf Arab state of Bahrain and other countries.

80.   An official Iraqi newspaper on Thursday accused Eritrea of plotting with the United States and Israel against the Arabs after it captured from Yemen a disputed Red Sea island.