Middle East keeps close eye on US election

The US elections are front page news in almost every newspaper in the Middle East.

Tue, 02 Nov, 2004 - 13:58

The US elections are front page news in almost every newspaper in the Middle East.

One satellite station is urging Arab viewers to phone in their votes for US President George Bush or Senator John Kerry. Kuwait television plans live coverage overnight until official results are in.

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