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| September 16, 2006 | Saturday | Sha'aban 22, 1427 |
Updated round-the-clock, with major updates after 10:00 PST (05:00 GMT)
Meeting between President Musharraf, Indian PM Manmohan Singh starts HAVANA, Sep 16 (APP): The much awaited one-on-one meeting between President General Pervez Musharraf and Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has started here Saturday at a neutral venue on the sidelines of the NAM summit. The two leaders first met along with their aides. The President was assisted at the talks by Foreign Minister Khurshid Mahmood Kasuri and Foreign Secretary Riaz Muhamad Khan. The Indian Prime Minister was assisted by his National Security Advisor and the Minister of State for External Affairs. They are now having one-on-one meeting, official sources said. A private tv station in Pakistan reported that the two leaders held hour-long talks on wide ranging issues. The talks were very positive and encouraging. It said that after the Musharraf-Singh meeting top officials of the two countries were engaged in drafting a joint statement which might be issued after the two leaders had met a second time later in the day. The statement may be released after mid-night, according to Pakistan Standard Time, the report said. It also quoted delegation sources saying that the talks were likely to lead to resumption of secretaries level talks which were due in July but were stalled as well as major initiatives in confidence building measures (CBMs) that has been the hallmark of peace negotiations between the two countries.(First Posted @ 20:30 PST Updated @ 21:44 PST)
Developing countries take aim at US in Non-Aligned meet in Cuba HAVANA, Sept 17 (AFP) - Developing-country leaders in the Non-Aligned Movement put finishing touches Saturday on initiatives aimed at countering US might, capping a summit in Havana that an ailing Fidel Castro sat out. Heads of state and government from more than 55 countries and delegates from a total of 118 were due to adopt a voluminous final declaration backing Iran's right to nuclear energy; urging UN reform to achieve greater weight for poor countries; and opposing what they see as US interventionism. The proposed document also condemns what it terms Israel's "unlawful" policies in the Palestinian territories and its recent military intervention in Lebanon. (Posted @ 20:28 PST)
Saudi demands 'urgent clarification' of pope's remarks RIYADH, Sept 16 (AFP) - The Saudi government demanded an "urgent clarification" of Pope Benedict XVI's remarks linking Islam and violence shortly before the Vatican issued an apology Saturday. In a letter from Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal to his Vatican counterpart, Riyadh said the pope's lecture during which the remarks were made adopted "the logic that was used to justify the Crusades waged against the Islamic world," the official SPA news agency reported. (Posted @ 17:18 PST)
Pope 'extremely sorry' for offending Muslims: Vatican VATICAN CITY, Sept 16 (AFP) - Pope Benedict XVI is "extremely sorry" for offending Muslims in a speech this week in which he implicitly linked Islam and violence, the Vatican said on Saturday. "The Holy Father is extremely sorry that certain passages of his speech appeared offensive to Muslim believers and were interpreted in a way that does not correspond in any way to his intentions," said the Vatican's new secretary of state, Tarcisio Bertone. The pope is unequivocally in favour of dialogue between religions and cultures," Bertone said. (Posted @ 17:16 PST)
World Cup Hockey: England defeat Pakistan MOENCHENGLADBACH, Sept16: Pakistan skipper Saqlain made a fatal defensive error just three and half minutes before full time and England made the most of it to win the game by a solitary goal to clinch fifth place in the Hockey World Cup Championship here Saturday. (Posted @ 22:42 PST)
Hockey-Dutchman de Nooijer wins record 3rd world player award MOENCHENGLADBACH, Germany, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Teun de Nooijer of the Netherlands claimed a record third world hockey player of the year award on Saturday after winning the accolade in 2003 and 2005. Germany's Christopher Zeller, 21, whose goals helped Germany reach Sunday's World Cup final against Australia, picked up the young player of the year award. (Posted @ 20:54 PST)
Iraqi violence kills at least 11 people BAGHDAD, Sept 16 (AP) _ Three car bombings Saturday morning killed at least eight people and wounded another 25, officials said. Three more people were killed in shootings and other explosions, and police found six bodies strewn around the city. In Saturday's violence, a suicide car bomb targeting American and Iraqi vehicles in Baghdad neighborhood of Dora killed three Iraqis who were shopping in a market and wounded 19 others. In another incident, a car bomb detonated near Iraqi National Guard troops patrolling in downtown Baghdad near the Tigris River, killing two soldiers and wounding another, while another car bomb killed three police officers and wounded five people _ including three civilians _ when it detonated next to a passing patrol southeast Baghdad's Zafaraniya, police Capt. Ali Mahdi said. Two civilians were also shot to death in separate incidents while a civilian was killed and four were wounded after a roadside bomb exploded near an Iraqi police patrol in downtown Baghdad which has seen more than 160 people slain from Wednesday to Friday. (Posted @ 20:52 PST)
North Korean slams US, says no talks while under US sanctions HAVANA, Sept 16 (AFP) - North Korea Saturday charged that the United States left it no option but to secure nuclear arms as a deterrent, and pledged that as long as it was hit by US sanctions it would not be back in talks. "Our country will never return to the talks under US sanctions," Kim Yong Nam, president of the Presidium of the Supreme People's Assembly, told the NAM summit in Havana. (Posted @ 20:34 PST)
NATO-led forces kill 17 insurgents in Afghanistan strike KABUL, Sept 16 (AFP) - NATO-led troops used gunfire and bombs to strike a group of insurgents spotted laying bombs late Friday near a military base in southern Afghanistan, killing 17 rebels, the force said Saturday. "ISAF forces engaged the insurgents first by exchanging small arms fire, then by calling in close air support. Two small bombs were dropped on the insurgent positions," it said. (Posted @ 20:32 PST)
Morocco recalls ambassador to Vatican RABAT, Sept 16 (AFP) - Morocco announced on Saturday it was recalling its ambassador to the Vatican for consultations in the wake of "offensive remarks" made by Pope Benedict XVI. (Posted @ 20:06 PST)
Gunmen attack Gaza City church again GAZA CITY, Sept 16 (AFP) - Assailants angry at Pope’s comments on Islam opened fire on a church in Gaza City on Saturday, the second day of attacks directed at the building, according to witnesses. In a telephone call, a previously unknown group calling itself the Islamic Organization of the Swords of Righteousness claimed responsibility for unleashing a volley of gunfire on Gaza's oldest church. "We carried out this shooting because of the pope's statement and he must apologise," the caller said without giving his name. The attack comes one day after a grenade exploded outside the same church on Friday. (Posted @ 19:44 PST)
Bomb attack on church in southern Iraq BASRA, Sept 16 (AFP) - A bomb exploded outside a church in Basra without causing any casualties, a police officer said Saturday. "As the guard of the church opened the door, the bomb exploded. No one was wounded in the blast," he said, adding "the door of the church was slightly damaged." (Posted @ 18:50 PST)
Aziz, Mahatir for closer economic cooperation amongst Muslim countries ISLAMABAD, Sep 16 (APP): Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz and former Malaysian Prime Minister Dr Mahatir Mohammad held talks in Islamabad Saturday and urged closer economic cooperation, and increased investment in education and science and technology in the Muslim countries to meet the future challenges. They stressed that the sense of injustice, feeling of deprivation without any level playing field were the root causes of terrorism. A host of issues relating to further expansion of bilateral ties between Pakistan and Malaysia, challenges facing the Ummah, situation in the region and Pakistan's quest for regional peace, stability and dispute resolution came under discussion. (Posted @ 18:30 PST)
Leaders' arrests couldn't bar occupied Kashmir protests ISLAMABAD, Sep 16 (APP): Anti-India protest demonstrations were held across occupied Kashmir to condemn the stepped-up acts of human rights violations. Senior Hurriyat leader Syed Ali Gilani, and President of Democratic Freedom Party Shabbir Ahmed Shah were put under house-arrest whereas the Chairman of Jammu and Kashmir Muslim League, Mussarrat Alam Butt was taken into custody yesterday. A protest demonstration was held at Khankahi in Srinagar. When the demonstrators reached near deputy commissioner's office Indian troops resorted to lathi charge and indiscriminate arrests, KMS reported. Kashmir Bar Association members also took out a protest rally from Lal Chowk to Regal Chowk in Srinagar. Similar demonstrations were organized by different groups of Kashmiri youth including woman in the Gujjar Nagar and Talab Khatikan areas in Jammu, and host of other places. (Posted @ 18:28 PST)
Freedom leader to be freed after 16 years ISLAMABAD, Sep 16 (APP): Indian Supreme Court quashed the order of draconian Public Safety Act (PSA) under which a Kashmiri youth Farooq Ahmed Dar has been in jail for the last 16 years. The court’s bench in New Delhi nullified the detention order under PSA against Farooq who had 22 fake FIRs registered against him by Indian military agencies. Dar was arrested in 1990 when he was only 17 and later acquitted in 2000 by a court but was not released by the puppet regime in occupied Kashmir. Meanwhile, in occupied Kashmir the high court quashed the detention orders of five Kashmiris under the draconian PSA and ordered immediate release of Ghulam Mohiuddin Malik of Baramulla, Shiraz Ahmad Chopan of Shopian, Mushtaq Ahmad Wani of Bandipora, Fayaz Ahmad Najar of Sopore and Nisar Ahmad Khanyar of Srinagar. (Posted @ 18:26 PST)
Hockey-World championship qualification match 9-12 results MONCHENGLADBACH, Sept 16 (Infostrada Sports) – The following are the results of the matches played in the hockey World Cup championship (Qualification 9-12} matches on Saturday : South Africa 2, Japan 5; Argentina 3, India 2; and Holland 3, New Zealand 0.(Posted @ 18:24 PST)
Pope statement not enough - Muslim Brotherhood CAIRO, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood said Pope Benedict's statement on Saturday saying he was sorry for upsetting Muslims by his recent comments on Islam did not go far enough. "We want a personal apology (from the Pope). We feel that he has committed a grave error against us and that this mistake will only be removed through a personal apology," Muslim Brotherhood Deputy Leader Mohammed Habib told Reuters. "Has he presented a personal apology for statements by which he clearly is convinced? No," he said. (Posted @ 18:22 PST)
Turkish PM says pope must apologize to Muslim world ANKARA, Sept 16 (AP) _ Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Saturday that Pope Benedict XVI must apologize to the Muslim world for his recent remarks on Islam, and cast some doubt on whether the pontiff's trip to Turkey would go ahead as planned. Asked later if Benedict's remarks on Islam would affect pope’s November trip to Turkey, Erdogan said: ``I wouldn't know,'' leaving open the possibility the trip may be cancelled. ``I believe it is necessary for him to take back the ... ugly, unfortunate statements that he has made and to apologize to the Islamic world and to Muslims,'' Erdogan said Saturday. ``The pope spoke not like a man of religion but like a usual politician,'' he said. ``We hope that he will correct his error immediately and avoid casting a shadow over (efforts) to develop dialogue between faiths.'' Salih Kapusuz, deputy leader of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's Islamic-rooted party, said Friday that Benedict's remarks were either ``the result of pitiful ignorance'' about Islam and its prophet, or worse, a deliberate distortion of the truths.Even Turkey's staunchly pro-secular opposition party demanded that the pope apologize to Muslims before his visit. (Posted @ 18:14 PST)
Gunbattles kill 6 suspected rebels, wound 2 policemen in occupied Kashmir SRINAGAR, occupied Kashmir, Sept 16 (AP) _ Three separate gun battles in occupied Kashmir killed at least six suspected militants and wounded two policemen on Saturday, police said. The Indian army's special forces shot and killed three suspects in a densely forested area of Gurwatan, 110 kilometers south of Srinagar. Earlier Saturday, police and the army cordoned off the village of Wahipora. Militants opened fire as troops converged on their hide-out. A gun battle left two suspected rebels dead and two policemen wounded. A spokesman claimed that the two militants belonged to Hezbul Mujahedeen, but there was no independent confirmation of the police claim. In a nearby forested area near the village of Narwani on Saturday, the army and police killed one suspected militant, officials said. (Posted @ 18:10 PST)
Iraq's major parties lash out at Pope's comments on Islam BAGHDAD, Sept 16 (AP) _ Iraq's biggest political parties on Saturday condemned comments by Pope Benedict XVI on Islam, with the main Sunni party warning confrontation with the Islamic world could lead to violence between Muslims and Christians. The pope ``should not be lured into returning to the Crusades,''the Iraqi Islamic Party said in a statement. The Supreme Council of the Islamic Revolution in Iraq, the country's largest Shiite party, denouncing the Pope's speech said: ``We vehemently denounce these comments and demand the Pope present a clear apology about what he said regarding Islam.'' (Posted @ 18:00 PST)
Police detain more than 20 in occupied Kashmir for protesting pope's remarks on Islam SRINAGAR, occupied Kashmir, Sept 16 (AP) _ Police detained nearly two dozen angry Muslims protesting Pope Benedict XVI's remarks on Islam on Saturday, the second straight day of anti-pope rallies in occupied Kashmir. The protectors marched through Srinagar's city center chanting ``Down with the Pope,'' and ``Long Live Islam''and scuffled with police who stopped them marching to the United Nations military observer's office in Srinagar. Police detained more than 20 protesters. All Parties Hurriyet Conference leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani was put under house arrest Friday to prevent him from leading the protests. A separate demonstration on Saturday saw more than 30 black-veiled Muslim women march through Srinagar's city center.It was led by Asiya Andrabi, Head of Dukhtaran-e-Millat. On Friday, nearly 100 lawyers protested in Srinagar. They carried placards, which read: ``The message of Islam is universal; Our prophet is the epitome of humanity.'' (Posted @ 17:56 PST)
Mine blast kills three workers in Afghanistan capital KABUL, Sept 16 (AFP) - Three Afghans working for a US-funded water project were killed in Kabul Saturday when a remote-controlled mine struck their vehicle, the interior ministry and police said. The device was detonated to hit the vehicle as the men were driving to the project on the outskirts of the capital.(Posted @ 16:25 PST)
Musharraf invited to visit Tehran Havana, Sept 16 (PPI): President General Pervez Musharraf and Iran’s President Ahmedinajad met here on the sidelines of the NAM summit to discuss bilateral and regional issues. On this occasion, President Ahmedinajad invited Musharraf to visit Tehran. The two leaders discussed the pricing issue for the Iran-Pakistan-India gas pipeline project and in this context expressed satisfaction over the appointment of consultants.(Posted @ 15:45 PST)
Musharraf meets NAM summit leaders HAVANA, Sept.16 (APP): President General Pervez Musharraf met Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapa-ksa, President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela, Crown Prince of Qatar, Tameem Bin Hamad Al-Thani and Commonwealth Secretary General Don McKinnon on the sidelines of the NAM Summit in Havana. Foreign Minister Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri told reporters that President Musharraf assured Pakistan's full support to the efforts by the Sri Lankan government for peace in the country. The President of Venezuela Hugo Chavez and Musharraf discussed regional and global issues and ways and means to further strengthening trade and economic ties between their countries. The Crown Prince of Qatar in his talks with President Musharraf expressed desire of the Qatri entrepreneurs to invest in Pakistan. Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Qatar were also present at the meeting. On this occasion President Musharraf extended an invitation to the Amir of Qatar to visit Pakistan which was accepted. Secretary General of Commonwealth Don McKinnon also called on President Musharraf on Friday. Later talking to reporters, he appreciated steps taken by the Pakistan government for the empowerment of women.(Posted @ 15:31 PST)
UN should stick to defending Lebanon from Israel: Hezbollah TYRE, Lebanon, Sept 16 (AFP) A top Hezbollah leader said Saturday the group would have no problems with UN peacekeepers as long as they limit their work to defending Lebanon against Israel and do not pursue other agendas. "UNIFIL (the UN Interim Force in Lebanon) is here to protect the Lebanese and Lebanon's sovereignty, and we want its mandate limited to that," Nabil Qaouk, the group's chief in the south said.(Posted @ 15:10 PST)
7,000 Afghan, coalition troops launch new Afghan operation BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan, Sept 16 (AFP) - Around 7,000 soldiers with the Afghan and US-led coalition forces kicked off a major new anti-Taliban operation in eastern Afghanistan early Saturday, the coalition said.(Posted @ 15:05 PST)
Top Saudi cleric says pope's Islam remarks a 'lie' RIYADH, Sept 16 (AFP) - Saudi Arabia's top cleric grand mufti Sheikh Abdul Aziz al-Sheikh said in remarks published Saturday that Pope Benedict XVI's association of Islam with violence was a "lie", while its Islamic affairs minister Sheikh Saleh bin Abdul Aziz al-Sheikh demanded an apology. " Islam is a religion of tolerance that does not brook violence or terrorism," the grand mufti said. Islamic Affairs Minister Sheikh Saleh bin Abdul Aziz al-Sheikh called upon the Vatican to offer “ a frank apology for this extreme offense”.(Posted @ 15:00 PST)
Iran urges pope to correct 'great mistake' TEHRAN, Sept 16 (AFP) Iran on Saturday urged Pope Benedict XVI to apologise for remarks linking Islam to violence saying the pontiff had made a "great mistake". The comments made by the pope, "emanate from political interpretations and are contrary to the divine notions and we denounce them," foreign ministry spokesman Mohammad Ali Hosseini told the official IRNA news agency. "These comments are at odds with his position as a leader of one of the divine religions... and are a great mistake," he added. "We recommend that in order to prevent igniting Muslims' religious sensitivities (he) rapidly reconsider and correct the comments so peace and solidarity is consolidated among divine religions."(Posted @ 14:42 PST)
Bomb blast kills three, wounds one in Afghanistan KABUL, Sept 16 (AP) A bomb blast in Musayi district of Kabul killed three people and wounded another on Saturday, police said.(Posted @ 14:35 PST)
JKLF chief, 85 activists detained in Kupwara NEW DELHI, Sep 16 (APP): Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front chief Yasin Malik and 85 JKLF activists were detained in Kupwara district on Friday as they launched a court arrest programme against human rights violations in occupied Kashmir. Police swung into action, as the activists took to the streets after Friday prayers shouting slogans against human rights abuses, and took into preventive custody Malik and 85 others at Handwara Chowk in Kupwara, officials said. Besides Malik, those detained include JKLF leaders Sheikh Abdul Rashid, Ghulam Rasool Dar Eidi, Tajamul, Mohammad Aslam and Abdul Hamid Lone, they added. Yasin Malik said that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh failed to keep his promise of "zero tolerance" and added rights violations in occupied Kashmir had increased after Singh's visit in May.(Posted @ 13:55 PST)
U.S. denies plan for giant trench around Baghdad BAGHDAD, Sept 16 (Reuters) - The U.S. military denied reports on Saturday that Iraq plans to dig a giant ring of trenches around the city of Baghdad. Lt- Col Barry Johnson said the description sounded like an exaggeration of a plan that mostly would rely on existing terrain features to ensure that traffic moved through the 28 checkpoints.(Posted @ 13:45 PST)
Iraqi forces find 47 more bodies around Baghdad BAGHDAD, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Iraqi police found 47 more bodies around Baghdad in the past 24 hours. Twenty six bodies were found in the mainly Sunni western part of the capital with the other 21 found in eastern Baghdad's predominantly Shi'ite side. The United Nations has said an average of 100 Iraqis are killed every day.(Posted @ 13:40 PST)
Egypt's top Christian leader denounces pope's comments on Islam CAIRO, Sept 16 (AP) _ The head of Egypt's Coptic Orthodox Church said in remarks published Saturday that Pope Benedict XVI's comments on Islam were``against the teachings of Christ.'' Coptic Pope Shenouda III told the influential Al-Ahram newspaper that ``any remarks which offend Islam and Muslims are against the teachings of Christ.'' ``Christianity and Christ's teachings instruct us not to hurt others, either in their convictions or their ideas, or any of their symbols _ religious symbols,'' Shenouda was quoted as saying.(Posted @ 13:30 PST)
British soldier killed, 16 injured, in Canada road crash MONTREAL, Sept 116 (AFP) - A British soldier was killed and 16 injured Friday when the bus they were in overturned on a road near Suffield in Alberta province in western Canada, a police spokesman said. The soldiers were in Canada for military training.(Posted @ 13:25 PST)
US Muslims add to furor at pope remarks WASHINGTON, Sept 15, 2006 (AFP) - US Muslims joined a worldwide condemnation of pope's “inaccurate and divisive remarks” saying that the proper response was for Muslims and Catholics worldwide “to increase dialogue and outreach efforts aimed at building better relations between Christianity and Islam," the Council on American-Islamic Relations said in a statement. "Let us all continue the interfaith efforts promoted by the late Pope John Paul II, who made great strides in bringing Muslims and Catholics together for the common good," the statement said.(Posted @ 13:15 PST)
New York Times denounces pope's remarks on Islam WASHINGTON, Sept 16 (AFP) - The New York Times published an editorial Saturday, in which it called Pope Benedict XVI's latest remarks about Islam "tragic and dangerous" and urged him to apologize. The Times recalled that this was "not the first time the pope has fomented discord between Christians and Muslims." In 2004 when he was still the Vaticans top theologian, he spoke out against Turkey’s joining the European Union, because Turkey, as a Muslim country was in permanent contrast to Europe, the paper recalled. "The world listens carefully to the words of any pope," The Times continued. "And it is tragic and dangerous when one sows pain, either deliberately or carelessly. He needs to offer a deep and persuasive apology, demonstrating that words can also heal."(Posted @ 12:55 PST)
Pope should apologise: Malaysian PM KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 16 (AFP) - Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi has asked Pope Benedict XVI to apologise for remarks linking Islam with violence, Bernama news agency reported Saturday. "The pope must not take lightly the spread of outrage that has been created," Abdullah was quoted as saying from Cuba, where he is attending a Non-Aligned Movement summit. "The Vatican must now take full responsibility over the matter and carry out the necessary steps to rectify the mistake," he said.(Posted @ 12:50 PST)
Two West Bank churches hit by firebombs over Pope comments NABLUS, West Bank, Sept 16 (AP) Two churches in the West Bank were hit by firebombs early Saturday, witnesses and clergy said, and a group claiming responsibility said the attacks were meant as a protest against comments by Pope Benedict XVI about Islam.(Posted @ 12:05 PST)
Typhoon hits southern Japanese islands TOKYO, Sept 16 (AP) A typhoon, with maximum sustained winds of 180 kilometers per hour, bore down on Japan's southern island chain of Okinawa Saturday, unleashing heavy rains and fierce winds that grounded flights and disrupted transportation. Two people died in Japan’s Kyushu island when heavy downpours triggered a landslide.(Posted @ 11:24 PST)
India Muslims, politicians demand apology from Pope NEW DELHI, Sept 16 (AFP) Indian leaders and political parties demanded an apology from Pope Benedict XVI for his remarks linking violence and Islam. The Congress party condemned the pope's remarks in which he talked about the "issue of jihad, holy war,” while the Bharatiya Janata Party said the pontiff's remarks could create "hurdles in the way of world harmony". Protests erupted Friday in New Delhi, Lucknow and other cities with Muslims denouncing the pope.(Posted @ 10:48 PST)
US soldier killed in Iraq BAGHDAD, Sept 16 (AFP) A US soldier was killed Friday in a bomb attack south of Baghdad, the US Army said in a statement.(Posted @ 10:05 PST)
Thousands demonstrate against Pope in Gaza City GAZA, Sept 16 (Reuters) Several thousand Palestinians marched in the Gaza Strip Friday to protest against comments made by Pope Benedict about Islam in a speech in Germany Tuesday, where he appeared to endorse a view that the early Muslims spread their religion by violence. During the demonstration local leaders condemned the Pontiff and called on him to apologise to all Muslims.(Posted @ 09:30 PST)
Two soldiers killed in road accident in northern Sinai EL ARISH, Egypt, Sept 16 (APP/AP) Two Egyptian soldiers were killed and an army officer was wounded Friday when their military vehicle overturned in the el-Kharoubah district in northern Sinai, an army official said.(Posted @ 10:55 PST)
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