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Vol. XLV No. 17, 2007-11-11
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UK DENIES SOFT CORNER FOR HAMAS, HIZBULLAH
 

Foreign Office Minister Lord Malloch-Brown has issued a parliamentary statement to deny that his government was reversing its policy towards Hamas and Hezbollah following his earlier comments in the House of Lords. During a parliamentary debate on the Middle East Lord Malloch-Brown said that a political negotiation with the largest Palestinian party was ‘vital’. He also said that “many of the same arguments apply to Hezbollah” in Lebanon. But in his parliamentary state... More

 
 
 
SANCTIONS THREAT IS "HOLLOW": AHMADINEJAD
 
America’s recent unilateral sanctions against Iran over its peaceful nuclear activities are “hollow,” President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said. “The recent US decision (against Iran) has made it clear that the Americans are not even able to harm us unilaterally,” the president said addressing a local gathering. He was commenting on Washington’s latest act against Iran when US officials announced on October 25 that they have unilaterally imposed a package of san... More
 
 
 
NEW SHARIAH INDICES
 

The mad rush to design financial products that could attract the huge funds available with the oil-rich-Arabs is on the rise. In continuation of that trend Standard & Poor’s, a division of The McGraw-Hill Companies, the provider of financial market intelligence, including independent credit ratings, indices, risk evaluation, investment research and data, launched three new compliant indices claimed to be Shari’ah compliant. The three indices launched are S&P Global Infrast... More

 
 
 
EIGHTH MOSQUE ATTACKED IN ITALY
 
A mosque in a small town outside Milan has been the target of a violent attack. Italian media reports said the Alif Baa Islamic Centre, in the northern Italian city of Abbiategrasso, 20 kilometres west of Milan, was subjected to fresh violence.
Witnesses said a masked man was seen throwing a Molotov cocktail inside the courtyard of the mosque from his motorcycle in the late afternoon. No major damage or injuries were reported in the attack. This is the eighth assault against Is... More
 
 
 
MUSEUM DEDICATED TO IZETBEGOVIC
 
The chairman of Bosnia’s tripartite state Presidency, Zeljko Komsic, opened a museum dedicated to the life and work of the late Bosnian Muslim leader Alija Izetbegovic in Sarajevo, marking the fourth anniversary of his death. The Alija Izetbegovic Museum was opened in the old city’s gates, built during the Ottoman rule in Bosnia, near the Kovaci Memorial Cemetery, where Izetbegovic is buried. The exhibition in the museum, according to the director of the Sarajevo city’s mu... More
 
 
 
KURDISTAN ISLAMIC UNION VOICES FOR DIALOGUE
 
The Secretary-General of the Kurdistan Islamic Union, Salahuddin Bahaauddin, voiced his anger towards Turkish parliament decision allowing Turkish army to invade territories of Iraqi Kurdistan region and attack Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) premises. He called for solving the problem through dialogue and diplomacy, and that the Turkish government should stop short of carrying out any military action, because the military action does not solve any problem and it further complicates it a... More
 
 
 
BLACKWATER FIRM GETS US IMMUNITY
 
Private US security contractors accused of shooting dead 17 innocent Iraqis may have been offered partial immunity by the US state department, say reports.

Unnamed officials said the offer was unauthorised and could make it much more difficult to prosecute the guards employed by the Blackwater firm. If confirmed, the revelation may put further strain on US-Iraq relations. The Iraqi government was furious at the 16 September deaths, and demanded the guards be handed over to face t... More

 
 
 
SOMALI PREMIER RESIGNS
 
Somali Prime Minister Ali Mohamed Gedi resigned following a long-running feud with the president, as the country sank deeper into a political, security and humanitarian crisis. Gedi’s decision came amid an upsurge in violence in the capital Mogadishu that has seen thousands of residents flee fighting between Islamist insurgents and Ethiopian-backed government troops. He handed his resignation letter to President Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed, who immediately appointed Gedi’s deputy, Sal... More
 
 
 
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Tehelka Expose and the Conspiracy of Secularist SilenceCOVER STORY
Our Unfortunate NeighbourEDITORIAL
Salient Features of a BelieverGUIDANCE - II
IMC-USA MOBILISES INDIANS FOR GUJARAT JUSTICEINSIDE INDIA
UK DENIES SOFT CORNER FOR HAMAS, HIZBULLAHMUSLIM WORLD
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