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Sr N Korea official meets Iran leader
AFP, Seoul
North Korea's ceremonial head of state has vowed to strengthen ties with Iran and reaffirmed a shared hostility towards the United States during a meeting with Iran's leader, state media said yesterday.
Kim Young-Nam, attending a summit of the Non-Aligned Movement in Tehran, met with Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Saturday to clarify Pyongyang's "firm stand" to boost ties with Iran, the North's KCNAsaid.
Kim stressed the need for more bilateral exchanges among high-level delegations as well as to boost economic and diplomatic ties during the talks that took
Monks back anti-Rohingya plan
AP, Yangon
Hundreds of Buddhist monks in Myanmar yesterday staged a rally in support of the president and his proposal to send the members of a Muslim minority group to another country.
The rally in Mandalay is the latest indication of deep sentiment against the Rohingya minority after June violence with ethnic Rakhine Buddhists that left 80 people dead and tens of thousands displaced.
President Thein Sein suggested in July that Myanmar send all Rohingya to any country willing to take them, a proposal quickly opposed by the UN
Hamas declares cabinet reshuffle
AFP, Gaza City
The head of the Hamas government in Gaza, Ismail Haniya, announced a cabinet reshuffle yesterday, appointing seven new ministers including a new finance minister.
Haniya said the reshuffle was "normal procedure after nearly six years of work by some ministers and in orderto achieve specificgoals forthe current period."
Violence after the 2006 poll left theWest Bank and Gaza divided, with Fatah governing the West Bank
Pirate Bay co-founder arrested
AFP, Phnom Penh
A co-founder of top Swedish filesharing site The Pirate Bay, who is on an international wanted list, has been arrested in the Cambodian capital at Stockholm's request, police saidSunday.
Gottfrid Svartholm Warg alias Anakata, who is a friend of WikiLeak's Julian Assange, was handed a one-year prison sentence by a Swedish court in 2009 for promoting copyright infringement but failed to show up to serve his term at the start of this year.
" His arrest was made at the request of the Swedish