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. | The Lebanese army has taken full control of a Palestinian refugee camp where it has been battling Fatah al-Islam fighters for more than three months, the army said.
Zeina Khodr, Al Jazeera’s correspondent in Lebanon, said: “It seems the Fatah al-Islam officials remaining inside the camp have surrendered.” |
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. | Tehran is continuing with its atomic programme despite two sanctions resolutions imposed by the United Nations Security Council. UN officials say 3,000 centrifuges working for a year could produce enough enriched uranium for an atomic bomb. Many western nations fear that Iran is seeking nuclear |
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. | Iranian authority issued a new order to ban Turkish names in Azerbaijan, where national language is Turkish.
Copy of this order is received by BayBak. This happens to (Bonab), one of Azerbaijani cities in Iran. Order asks local governors to announce that no one is allowed to choose Turkish names for their work place or shops. |
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. | General Sir Mike Jackson, the head of the British army during the invasion of Iraq, has criticised the United States and in particular Donald Rumsfeld for the way the country was handled after the invasion.
He described the approach taken by Rumsfeld, the former US defence secretary, as “intellectually bankrupt”. |
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. | Every year its happening, again and again. Our children must stop using thir mother language, because Fars minority wants it! it is not acceptable.
10/09/2007, 15:30-17:00 in front of European Parliament a massive protest will take place. All members of those nations who live in Iran will join us. Please come along and help our voice heard. |