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Ireland to take two
Guantanamo inmates
AFP, DUBLIN: Ireland is to accept two detainees from the United States' Guantanamo Bay detention camp for resettle-ment in the country, Justice Minister Dermot Ahem said yesterday.
The two men. whose identity will not be made public, are expected to travel to Ireland in the "next couple of months," he said in a statement.
il-Qaeda blog claims combing in Indonesia
i JP, JAKARTA: TWo luxury hotels struck by suicide bombers I »ss than two weeks ago re-opened yesterday in Jakarta, as an aternet blog from "al-Qaeda Organisation Indonesia"
< laimed responsibility for the attacks.
Police said they could not tell if the claim was authenic but it was being investigated as part of the massive probe into the July 17 twin suicide blasts, which killed seven people including six foreigners.
Tajikistan kills suspected militant leader
AFP, DUSHANBE: Police in ex-Soviet Tajikistan yesterday said they had killed a leading Islamist militant with ties to insurgent groups in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Nemat Azizov, believed to be a senior member of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU), was killed Tuesday by security forces in the country's volatile Rasht Valley region near the porous border with Afghanistan.
US nat'l security advisor meets Israeli officials
AFP, JERUSALEM: US National Security Advisory James Jones was holding talks with senior Israeli officials yesterday as part of a push by Washington to revive stalled Middle East peace talks.
Jones, the last of three senior US officials visiting the region this week, met Defence Minister Ehud Barak in Tel Aviv. Barak’s office said without providing details on the discussions.
Lebanon rivals close to agreement on cabinet
AFP, BEIRUT: Lebanon's rival factions are close to agreement on a new unity government nearly two months after a Western-backed alliance won parliamentary elections, speaker Nabih Berri said yesterday.
"I can affirm that the political process concerning the formation of the new government is complete,' Berri told reporters after meeting President Michel Sleiman.