The Path of the Ahle
Bait (a.s.)
105 Militants Surrender
ISLAMABAD — Around 105 militants
including a local commander voluntarily surrendered and 19 others were
apprehended by the security forces in Swat and Malakand Division, the army
claimed on Tuesday.
Iraqi
Shi'ite party pickes Ammar al-Hakim as new leader
One of Iraq's main
Shi'ite parties on Tuesday appointed the son of its leader Abdul Aziz al-Hakim
as his successor after his death last week.
BAKU
COURT ORDERS MOSQUE DEMOLITION
An Azerbaijani court on September 1
ordered the demolition of a community mosque, drawing protests from believers
in
a Baku district of Surahan. The mosque is the third such building to date in or
near the Azerbaijani capital to face the wrecking ball.
Limo, Iraqi shoe-thrower's reward
A Bahraini businessman
plans to give the Iraqi journalist jailed for throwing his shoes at former US
president George W. Bush his Mercedes limousine as a gift.
Iran dismisses role in Baghdad carnage
Iran has
categorically denied claims by a former Iraqi official that Tehran intervened
in
Iraq's domestic affairs and had a role in the recent cruel carnage in
Baghdad.
Two Hamas members killed in Israeli attack
The Islamic
Hamas Movement says Israeli forces artillery bombardment kills two of its
members in the city of Jabaliya, in the northern Gaza Strip.
Top Afghan security official killed in blast
A strong car
bomb explosion has targeted mourners at a funeral in eastern Afghanistan and
killed 22 people, including civilians and a senior intelligence official.
Iran nuclear "threat" hyped: IAEA's ElBaradei
VIENNA
(Reuters) - Iran is not going to produce a nuclear weapon any time soon and the
threat posed by its atomic program has been exaggerated, the U.N. nuclear
watchdog chief said in a published interview.
Iran replacing envoys who backed "rioters": report
TEHRAN
(Reuters) - Iran is replacing 40 of its ambassadors, including some who voiced
support for "rioters" during the unrest that erupted after June's disputed
presidential election, a semi-official news agency reported.
Syria Should Extradite Wanted Baathist – Iraqi
Official
Baghdad, Asharq Al-Awsat- Abbas al-Bayyati, the Unified
Coalition deputy and member of [parliament's] security and defense committee,
has disclosed new options toward Syria which the Iraqi Government intends to
undertake following Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari's recent demand for
the establishment of an international tribunal to deal with the perpetrators of
the attacks in Iraq similar to the tribunal established to try the defendants
in
the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik al-Hariri.
Jeddah Suicide Bomber's Father in Denial
Riyadh, Asharq
Al-Awsat- The father of the alleged Jeddah suicide bomber who attempted to
assassinate Saudi Assistant Minister of the Interior for Security Affairs,
Prince Mohammed Bin Naif, is torn between acceptance and disbelief at the Al
Qaeda statement which named his son, Abdullah al-Asiri as "the perpetrator of
the attack." This uncertainty is because DNA analysis on the identity of the
bomber has yet to be released, and this will confirm or refute whether al-Asiri
was in fact the perpetrator or not.
Second swine flu death reported in Iran
A 96-year-old
Iranian man has died after contracting swine flu, the ISNA news agency said on
Wednesday, the second reported death in Iran from the A(H1N1) virus.
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