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King Fahd for Islamic unity: King Fahd oMiaudi Arabia called for Islamic unity as two million
Muslims from around the world ended the main rituals of the annual hafl pilgrimage Wednesday. AFP reports from Mina. Saudi Arabia
We hope that all Muslims get together, unite .their works, strengthen their will and go together on the right path. King Fahd said in a speech carried by the Saudi Press Agency
UNSC retains sanctions on Iraq: The Security Council on Friday retained sanctions against Iraq for the 25th time in nearly five years following new revelations over Baghdad's failure to comply in disclosing past weapons programmes. Reuter reports from Untied Nations.
"The review was not encouraging in the weapons area and declarations on biological weapons are not credible," British Ambassador Sir David Hanny said. In the chemical weapons area there are some doubts about wether the latest Iraqi declaration is in fact complete.
Blast at Narita Airport in Tokyo:
A bomb exploded at Tokyo's Narita Airport yesterday damaging part of terminal building. But there were no immediate reports of casualties. Jlji press said. AFP reports from Tokyo.
The device, believed to have been set off by a timer, made a hole in the ceiling of a third-floor toilet in the number two terminal, the report said. Airport officials and police were not immediately available for comment.
Israeli planes attack Lebanon:
Israeli planes nit guerilla-controlled hills in South eastern Lebanon with rockets overnight, security sources said Saturday. Reuter reports from Rashaya Lebanon.
They said the planes fired a total of four rockets at hills near the town of Mashghara. used by guerillas of the proIranian Hizbollah to launch raids on Israel's occupation zone in south Lebanon. There was no immediate word on casualties.
6 guerillas surrender in India: six wanted guerillas surrendered to the leader of the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh Saturday, and walked away with their freedom, plots of land and 550.000 rupees (17.700 dlrs) in cash. AP reports from Hyderabad.
The surrender was the first payoff for the newly elected slate chief minister. N T Rama Rao. who has suggested amnesty for any of the 400 to 500 guerillas of the People’s War Group who give themselves up'.
3 militants killed in Cairo: Police I killed three suspected Muslim militants Friday in a raid on their hideout in Cairo, the thi«d clash this month In the Egyptian capital. AP reports from Cairo.
The Interior Ministry said the men were plotting assassinations and bombings during the four day Feast of the Sacrifice, which marks the culmination of the annual Muslim pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia. It ends Saturday.
Austria to buy Popper’s library: Austria is buying 6.000 books and letters belonging to the loan who once called himself the world's happiest philosopher. AP reports from Vienna.
Austria will pay approximately 1.05 million dlrs for the library of Sir Karl Popper, who was born in Vienna in 1902 and tied Austria before its Nazi annexation in 1938. Popper died last year in his adopted English home at the age of 92
Blast in Burundi prison kills 14:
A grenade blast In a prison in troubled northern Burundi killed 14 prisoners and wounded four, the army said yesterday. Reuter reports from Burundi.
A spokesman said the hand grenades exploded in Busoni prison in Kirundo province on Thursday evening. He gave no details of the attack. Earlier on Thursday, a gunman killed a soldier from the Tutsl-domtnated army in Kamenge., a northern suburb of the capital Bujumbura and a stronghold of militants from the Hutu majority.
32,000 Afghans return: some 32.000 Afghans w!m> fled limiting in Kabul last year returned in the last four weeks, a UN refugees spokeswoman said in Geneva Tuesday. AFP reports from Geneva.
UNHCR Spokeswoman Christiane Betthiaume said that refugees were turning at the rate of about 1.000 a day because life has become more normal and humanitarian aid is coming in. ,