听完之后完全不知道在说什么,连贴上去的勇气都没有,还是潜水比较适合
Hi, professor L,  I did know you enjoy classic of music.

Yes, E, Mozart is just sliding more poplar with me than football on Saturdays, just slightly.

This is my date for today, professor. FD, he is from North Carolina.

Somehow he is faded blue jean  and  over size T-shirt give that way. En, I guess he is a tie, is just a byproduct of a TV-driven,  / dominated low value pop culture

And please to meet  you. professor, err, E what is his name?

L,   Professor L

Oh, yeah, and please to meet you, professor, professor Witness. Is that show ways a / code and / you have an answer?  Professor.

It’s called / It’s appropriate to way / to motive our concert more so than fray pops and T-shirts. I think that you and E haven’t at least worn a cocktail dress.

Your class ruins us up, hoping it’s too similar into Campus / //worth month / college professor. SO I guess I am dressing up a little more than before.

That’s great. E. ofenly , you can get the Podium to shit as far as your dates fashion choices are concerned.

I’m afraid that’s hopeless, professor.

I am who I am that a man and the man can choose which dress coat he wants.

And employees can choose who they wish to higher also based part on experiences. So go ahead, P and be casual as lay back. All that does is perpetuated in an image of /.

Why I  ordered, and E. is he arrived?

You actually have to after me, B .

There is still hope. E. Remember, you were a wide under control all of teenagers when you first came here from west fund collage. Now look how respectable you are.

You are right, professor, L. I’ll do everything I can to fix him.

Good luck.ihihi

10/18   

The United States says it’s confirmed that North Korea carried out nuclear tee tion to the compay.to .es to ry from the BBC.sted sted explosion a week ago. The office of the director of the International intelligence said  the air absorbers  reveal the presence of radio ()  and established the size of the blast was less than a kilo ton. From Washington our correspondent JL reports.

The American intelligence  officials now assess that the North Korea didn’t in fact carry out a nuclear test, though the US’s belief  was relative small explosion of less than one kilo ton. Still CR warned Pingyang against carrying out further tests, saying that could be a provoked act. US  secretary of state will still visit Japan, South Korea and China later this week in an effort to present United front. She wants to insure those countries take active steps to inspect cargo living and entering North Korea to prevent developing or selling weapons technology.

The Japanese Foreign  Minster TA has said his government has information that North Korea may be preparing for another nuclear test, but South Korea government official quoted by the YH news agency confirms that there are signs there is confirming this is a consumption. The American media reported earlier that US spies several lies pick up signs that preparations for second test may have begun.

The head of United nations Atomic Agency, the IAEA has warned that as many as thirty countries could have a capacity to develop nuclear weapon if controls uptime further. M said that it was becoming fashionable for countries to seek the nuclear deterrent.

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The Polish Prime Minister has invited a party that left coalition to rejoin the governments. D oppositions attempts to hold elections three years ahead of schedule.   The Prime Minister A removed AP from the self-defense party months ago after Mr. repeated complaining about the governments spending and that decision to send additional troops to Afghanistan.  Mr. r party then () the government.

A suicide bomber has attacked military convoy in Sr, Larka, killing at least 103 people; most of them were sailors in the navy. More than a hundred fifty others military personnel were wounded in the attack. The sailors were waiting for buses to transit pointed in the northeast of country where government forces were fighting T T guerillas. The rebels have not said whether they carried out the bombing but insisted it was not in fact planned resumption of peace talks late this month. The spokesman for the SL monitor mission said it was important that negotiations go ahead.

We’re ultimately hoping that these talks will take place even those only intended time because they might have caught an opportunity to  get that two at least square one and that look into the () because with ongoing wireless late the day seem to be impossible to find the ultimate solution to the conference.  

10/19

The American Secretary of State CR has had talks in Japan with the Foreign Minister TA about the United Nations’ sanctions against North Korea following its test of nuclear bomb. Dr. Rice said afterwards that they pledged to work together for a swift and effective implementation of the sanctions. C reports from Tokyo.

Dr. Rice said she came to Tokyo to reaffirm the United States commitment to defense Japan in the phrase of  any attack. She discussed the security situation with the opposite number, the Japanese Foreign Minister TA. He’d earlier called debate on whether Japan should obtain nuclear weapons for itself. He was careful to reiterate the government’s position role: The Tokyo has no plans to persist, to develop, to allow nuclear bombs on its soil. Dr. Rice said the United States had the well and capability to carry out the full range of its defense commitments in the region. Our alliance for the Japan is strong than ever, she said.  

The United State military says a further nine of its troop have been killed in Iraq bringing the number of the death this month to more than 60,  the highest casualty rate for nearly 2 years. The increasing casualties come are major reports that the white house advisors may recommend that Washington turn Syria and Iran for help. From Baghdad, AN reports.

In the worst instant   four US soldiers died after their patrol were hit by a roadside bomb west of Baghdad. Anther three was killed north of the capital in the province of D. A US military statement said they had died resulted what it called “enemy action”, but gave no further details. So far, this month the average of more than three Americans have died every day. US commanders say they expect to the casualties rate to rise that they can send more troops out on patrols to try to tackle the worst sectarian violence in the Baghdad region.

The SL military says the situation in the southern port city of G is under control following an attack by expected Tamil T rebels on a naval base. Initiate reports say at least two people have been killed and ten wounded. Following the attack, the police imposed a cafer as members of the S majority through storms of T shops in retaliation.

The United Nations Children’s Agency,  UNCA has appealed to eastern Europe and central Asian government  to pay more attention to child  poverty. A UNCA report hour today says one in four child in central southeast Europe  is living in poverty, rising to  four out every five in some of  the poorest countries in central Asia. A UNCA spokeswoman LG said children were invisible to those drawing up development polices.

There are needs to be as pacific targeting of the poorest. There are the large families, the families of more than two children. They are those who have been starve*, ailing Asiado fell like the remote  communities. They are those in non nuclear families and they are those who live ten to live in remote areas.    

North Korea has announced plans for its first nuclear weapons test. A Foreign Ministry statement said the test had become necessary in the phase of what it termed increasing hostility from the United States. The Statement added that the North Korea would never be the first to use the weapons. International negotiations to get the North to abandon its nuclear program stored almost a year ago.  Charles S reports from the South Korean capital Soul.

A Foreign Ministry statement said North Korea would conduct nuclear tests to strengthen its war deuteron against the United States, give no days, but said safety conditions for a test would be fully guaranteed. The statement said the United States had infected a clear war by pushing for the UN resolution that imposed sanctions on North Korea in July. That followed the North’s test launch of  seven implicit missiles into the sea of Japan.  This is the first time that North Korea has explicitly threatened to a nuclear test although it has given less direct warnings in the past. It claimed last year to have developed nuclear weapons. Experts believed that it has enough ()   for about eight atomic bombs.

In a speedy response, the Japanese government made clear that it would view a nuclear weapons test by North Korea as totally unforgettable. It’s said this was more serious under the North missile test, which prompted the UN sanctions and said there’ll be a severe international response if the nuclear test went to head.

The South Korean Foreign Minister Ban Ki-moon is poised to become the next secretary General of the United Nations after securing the backing of all five prominent members of the Security Council in a formal ballot. A further more vote is expected next week. This ballot has been deeply involved in the intentional crisis over North Korea’s nuclear program. He told J so that he had made an ending intention on the Korean Peninsula apriority. 

“If I become Secretary General, I’ll utilize all the authority of the secretary General to speed up resolving issues such as security in the Korean Peninsula, reconciliation and cooperation between the two Koreas and peaceful an early resolution of North Korea’s nuclear program.

A top Iranian nuclear official has proposed that France created a consortium to produce enriched uranium on Iranian soil as a way of breaking the international deadlock of Iran’s nuclear program. The proposal was outlined by the Deputy Chief of Iran’s Atomic Energy Agency Mohammad Saeedi during his visit to Paris. He said the plan would enable France to monitor Tehran’s activity…

Georgia says it’ll shortly hand over the four Russian army officers who’ve been detained on spying charges to visiting officials from the European security organization, the OSE. And the OSE says if that happens, they will return them to Russian hands. The detention of the men last week caused sharp increasing tension between Georgia and Russia. In a latest move, the Russian authorities have cut transport of post links between the two countries.  From Moscow, here is AS.

Russia has delivered its retaliation. Its Transport Ministry says that all road, rail, air and sea links between the two countries will be suspended with an immediate to effect. There will be no post going form Russia to Georgia either. It’s a dramatic move.  President Putin met yesterday with his security chiefs where the decision was likely to have been made. Moscow has been considering how to response to put President Putin described as state terrorism and hostage taking.  It’s not clear if Moscow was aware of the imminence release of the four Russian officers before today’s announcement.

The Brazilian President Lula Ignacio de has now re-failed to win an outcry victory in his country’s election. He leaded half of the votes to avoid a second round, but fell about 1% short. He now faced a former governor of the state Sao Paulo Geraldo Alckmin in the runoff at the end of October.   Correspondents say the President Lulao, the first left-winger to host Brazil’s highest office in 50 years, lost ground after his party was accused of carrying out a dirty tricks campaign against their opponents.

Three campaign groups have accused weapons manufactories of explosion what they say a loose polls in regulations in order to sell arms to countries under arms embargos or to those accuses of human rights abuses.  The report from O, Amsterdam into the international action network on small arms comes as the UN votes on whether to begin work on an arms trade treaty. David J reports.

The Campaign groups claim those American, European and Canadian arms manufactories are assembling some weapons in countries with lacks controls on whether they end up. That the groups claimed let us to consider and invent bans on arms sells to countries accused of human rights violation. And it describes that another way arms manufactories have avoided in embargos is by selling weapons in the form of some of components to countries where they sell as their complete assembled weapons will be banned.

The main opposition leader in Hungary Viktor Orbán says his conservative Fidesz party will stage mass demonstrations outside parliament, and that’s the Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany submits  to a no confidence vote on Friday. Mr.Orbán told in his conference  that he wanted a confirmation by Thursday lunch time that Mr. Gyurcsany would table such motion instead of the confidence vote is planning, Fidesz was the big winners in Sunday mini support election.

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Six weeks after a ceasefire came into effect in Lebanon, Israeli troops say they’ve ended their withdrawal. That departure means that the UN and the Lebanese counterparts can boost their contentions in southern Lebanon to 1500 as envisaged by the Security Council resolution that ended the conflict. An Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman MR said all to remain was for the Lebanese authorities to meet their obligations under the agreement.

“It’s our expectation that we’ll see the Lebanese government all demanded, mounting international presence in Lebanon fulfilling their commitments namely. They’ve released our two servicemen being held hostage, () in south Lebanon of zoon free, of Hezbollah fighters, and of course, the enforcement have been armed in J to prevent illicit arms transfers to Hezbollah.

The United Nations says Israeli troops have pulled out of all areas of southern Lebanon apart from H borders entering the east. A final withdrawal in A was not complete until all Israeli soldiers had left.

Medical workers in the Gaze Strip say one person has been killed in fighting between security forces loyal to the Palestine’s President and members of the militia set up by the governing Hamas movement. The clashes followed protests by the security forces about the non-payment of their salaries by the Hamas-led Palestine government. Here is AG.

The violence began in the south, Hamas militiamen clashed with the gunmen in a district that is a stronghold of the opposition F faction. Later, the Hamas men exchanged fire in Gaze city with other members of the security forces that are traditionally seen as being loyal to F.  Tension here has been mounting for long time. The Hamas government has been crippled by economical sanctions. They’ve been imposed by Israel and the west on an account of Hamas’s refusal to announce violence and recognize Israeli’s right to exist.  

A former chief of the army in Thailand General S has been sworn as the country’s interim prime minister. General S has a royal adviser with the reputation as a military reformer. He said his priority was to be attacked of the on-going Muslim insurgence in south and to unite the country after he what he called the divisive policies of the ousted Prime Minister T.

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Police in A capital I after the authorities announced that the opposition candidate who was a head in the counter of last week’s presidential election and has () to a third place.  The candidate M is challenging the way in which the post has been conducted. Here is our Africa editor David B.

Supports of the presidential challenger  Michael S have taken into the streets as the National television said that there was nearly two thirds of the () as counted . He shared of the vote had dropped to 28%. The election commission said the ()  had mistake.   L has moved into the need of more than 38% of the vote, but Mr.S says he believes there’s serious discrepancy and he is demanding a re-count. He said official Italians some ()  especially shows the  number of presidential election votes to be lower than those candidate in parliamentary elections that’s also taking place.

President Musharraf of Pakistan has claimed a central role for Pakistan in the American-led war against a global terrorism. He said western countries will be brought to the needs if Pakistan did not cooperate with them. Speaking in a BBC interview, General Musharraf strongly defended Pakistan’s intelligence agency, the ISI against accusation that the tenement is within it collaborated with Taliban in Afghanistan.  And he denied the young British Muslims like the London suicide bombers have been radicalized on visits to Pakistan.

“Now we keep blaming Pakistan again, and I take again strong acceptation to that. There a man who’s 20 years old or 25 years old comes to Pakistan for two months. Everything has long long into two months. The man is a doctor here, and then he goes there, but the problem lies here, you saw your problems here, we saw our problems there. ”

Police in Afghanistan say a suicide bomber has blew himself up on a busy road outside the interior ministry in the capital Kabul. At least 12 people were killed and more than 50 wounded. The suicide bomber struck as ministry officials have arrived for work.. With latest details, here is DS

The street outside the interior ministry was busy when the suicide bomber struck. Employees have been cueing up the security checkpoint and nearby shops were opening up.    Across the road is a school, by the time of the incident the children were already inside their lessons. Police officers on duty outside the ministry say a man was seen acting suspiciously close to the checkpoint. And when challenged, he set off his explosives. Dead bringing blasts still lie on the narrow street where the explosion occurred.  Emergency service personnel have been hurrying down the area and sweeping away shattered glass.

The Iraqi government has declared daytime curfew in Baghdad today. All vehicles and pedestrians have been ordered off the streets. No reason’s been given for the latest measure, but it comes after a week of accelerating violence coinciding with the start of the Muslim’s holly month of R .  in another development, the US military says a man detained at home of leading Sunni politician is suspected involvement in planning suicide car bomb attacks.

United States senates have overwhelmingly approved to build a constructive barrier to  try to curb illegally immigration from Mexico. The double liner fenses in barriers will cover more than 100 kilometer, about one third of the US-Mexico border. Hundreds of video cameras are also to be installed.  In the past year, more than a million people were estimated to cross illegally from Mexico into the United States. AG reports from America.

Illegal immigration is going to be one of the biggest issues in the fast () elections in November. It’s thought there are around 12 million people living in the states illegally. A many pass through the () US-Mexican border. The bill now pass by both the House and the Senate will see over a billion dollars be spent on beating a border security and the southwest of America. The government of Mexico has already issued the statement describing the plans as a profound concern.

The Georgian Interior Ministry says it’s charging 4 Russian army officers detained last Wednesday on suspicion of spying. Another M officer was released. Moscow has recalled his ambassador AB over the row. And Russia’s ambassador to the United Nations has asked the Security Council to rebuke Georgia for what he called unacceptable and dangerous prosecutions. AS sent this report from the Russian capital.

According to a spokesman for the Georgian Interior Ministry, the four Russian officers have now officially been charged with espionage.   He also said that the court in the capital Tbilisi would begin considering the case later today. Georgian security forces are still reported to be surrounding the Russian military headquarters where they say another Russian suspect is shelving. Moscow’s response has been swift and strong as well as the recall of its ambassador. It’s ordered the partial evacuation of some of Russian personnel from Georgia.

The  new Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been making his first policy speech to parliament setting out his plans to strengthen patriotism at home and make Japan more assertive   abroad. Mr. Abe said he wanted to revise the country’s passive of its constitution putting place during the American occupation of Japan at the end of the Second World War in part to allow a upgrade of the Japanese military, but he emphasized   that he  also wanted to repair strain relations with China and South Korea. 

China and South Korea are important neighbors. Strengthening relationships of trust with the two countries is vital to Asia and to international society.  And I believe that it is important to communicate candidly and forward looking way.

The United States Senate has approved the Bush administration’s proposals to set up new rules for the interrogation and prosecution of foreign suspect of terrorism. The rules agree special military tribunals to prosecute terrorism suspects. They also said standard for interrogating them.   Human Rights group say they fail harsh take nicks may have been used by American interrogators.   

The Human Rights Organization A International has accused Pakistan of detaining hundreds of alleged terrorist suspects without legal process. In the reports, A says some of detainees were tortured by Pakistani agents or otherwise treated. Some will turn over the Americans and others have vanished without trace. Some of the missing, says A, were known   Alqaide suspects, but others included children. Pakistani Minister of State Information TI told the BBC that the United Stated had in the past offered money in return for apprehension of suspects, but he denied that Pakistan was involved in the price and practice.

“These have to appear edgeless charge; there are no people that’s going under street from beginning our people to collect trial () dollars. This is I’m afraid torture   ()  lesson has based this  judge. The money that we are talking is always a sum of money that has been offered openly by the United States government and to those people who help apprehending these people. 

The European commissioner is expected to tell Romania and Bulgaria shortly that  they can join the European Union at the beginning of the next year. However they gain membership under strict conditions than any previous members. More from our Europe editor Mike S.

It’s taken seven years to Bulgaria and Romania to reach this moment. But the EU’s enlargement commissioner A is expected to tell European parliament that they can join on share()  next January. They will, however, face the most stringing monetary ever imposed on new members. EU funds will be withheld unless they tackle corruption and organize crime, with Bulgaria especially under the spotlight. Food safety standards will also have to improve and Romania can expect current panel pockets exports to continue into it has. And existing members  are expected to impose restrictions on migrating labor. But both countries say the boost to the economy they’ll get from joining should create jobs at home.

More than fifty Kurdish men have gone on trial in the Turkish city of D in a case which our correspondents say could strain relations with the European Union. The 56 mailers are on trial for writing to the Danish Prime Minister asking him not to close down a Danish based Kurdish television station. The Turkish government says  the station RTV is a mouthpiece for the outlawed Kurdish separatist group the PKK. The mail’s all members of the pro-Kurdish democratic society party are accused of aiding a terrorist organization.

The Japanese parliament has voted in the new prime Minister, he is S, the former chief Cabinet secretary and the youngest man of the aged 52 to hold the post since the Second World War. He replaces J who stepped down after five years in office. Correspondent say Mr. I is likely to continue Mr. K’s economic reforms while also working to give Japan a more robust international presence. Mr.P has also pledged to repair strain relations with China and South Korea.

One of the Generals is running the new ministry council in Thailand has pledged for international understanding of the reasons behind last week’s coup. Lieutenant General W in a BBC interview said the army had intervened because of the likelihood of the violent clashes between supporters and opponents of the ousted Prime Minister TS. He accused Mr. T of planning to use elements of the military against the operation. The General promised that the coups on several liberties will remain only for short time.

A Russian court has sentenced a sergeant to four years prison for physically abusing a fellow soldier so badly. The doctor had to amputate his legs and (). The convicted soldier sergeant AS is the main defendant to be tried for the attack on the court groups   and raise each off.  From Moscow, Jim R reports.

The case shakes Russia even in a country while burning in the army is widespread what happens and () soon after it’s (). The courts group soldier was tied to a chair and beaten so badly though garaging setting. His legs and G had to be amputated. Nine month later, he remains in hospital.  Private () Sergeant as was convicted his succeeding his authority and using violence, he’d always denied any wrongdoing. His four-year sentence is less than six years that prosecutions have demanded even before the verdicts   and their each of family had already denounced that is insufficiency.     

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The European Commission is expected to tell Romania and Bulgaria shortly that they can join the European Union at the beginning of next year. However, they’ll gain membership under stricter conditions than any previous members. More from our Europe editor Mike Sanders.

It’s taken seven years for Bulgaria and Romania to reach this moment, but the EU’s Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn is expected to tell the European Parliament that they can join on schedule next January. They will, however, face the most stringent monitoring ever imposed on new members. EU funds will be withheld unless they tackle corruption and organized crime with Bulgaria especially under the spotlight. Food Safety Standards will also have to improve and Romania can expect the current ban on pork exports to continue until it has. And existing members are expected to impose restrictions on migrant labor. But both countries say that the boosts to the economy they’ll get from joining should create jobs at home.

More than 50 Kurdish mayors have gone on trial in the Turkey city of Diyarbakir, in a case which correspondents say could strain relations with the European Union. The 56 mayors are on the trial for writing to the Danish Prime Minister asking him not to close down a Danish-based Kurdish television station. The Turkish government says the station Roj TV is a mouth-piece for the outlawed Kurdish separatist group, the PKK. The mayors, all members of the pro-Kurdish Democratic Society Party are accused of aiding a terrorist organization.

The Japanese Parliament has voted in a new Prime Minister. He is Shinzo Abe, the former chief cabinet secretary and the youngest man at the age of 52 to hold the post since the Second World War. He replaces Junichiro Koizumi who stepped down after 5 years in office. Correspondents say Mr. Abe’s likely to continue Mr. Koizumi’s economic reforms while also working to give Japan a more robust international presence. Mr. Abe has also pledged to repair strained relations with China and South Korea.

One of the general’s running the new military council in Thailand has pleaded for international understanding of the reasons behind last week’s coup. Lieutenant general Winai Phattiyakul in a BBC interview said the army had intervened because of the likelihood of violent clashes between supporters and opponents of the ousted the Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. He accused Mr. Thaksin of planning to use elements of the military against the opposition. The general promised that curbs on civil liberties would remain only for a short time.

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A Russian court has sentenced a sergeant to four years in prison for physically abusing a fellow soldier so badly that doctors had to amputate

his legs and genitals. The convicted soldier sergeant Alexander Sivyakov is the main defendant be trialed for the attack on the conscript Andrei Sychev's. From Moscow, James Rodgers reports.

The case shocked the Russia. Even in a country where bullying in the army is widespread, what happened to Andrei Sychev's stood out for its ruthless brutality. The conscript soldier was tied to a chair and beaten so badly that gangrene set in. His legs and genitals have to be amputated. Nine months later, he remains in hospital. Private Sychev’s tormentor Sergeant Alexandra Sivyakov was convicted of exceeding his authority and using violence. He’d always denied any wrongdoing. His four-year sentence is less than the six years the prosecution had demanded, even before the verdict and Andrei Sychev's family had already denounced that is insufficient.

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Pope B is meeting ambassadors from predominantly Muslim countries in an effort to defuse the crisis sparked off by his controversial remarks about Islam earlier this month. The talk followed a major diplomatic effort by Vatican to explain what the Pope meant by his comments.  Our correspondents say his overture is likely to be welcomed by many Muslim governments who seem him a conservative ally but that is not clear how they will be received by elderly Muslims. In his a regional comments, the Pope caught a many evil Christian emperor who are linked the profit M to evil and humanity.

The Chinese authority said the main communist leader in Shangxai has been set in a corruption scandal.  The official C was the Communist party secretary in the city and has been linked to the alleged misuse of pension funds. Mr. C has also been removed from the Chinese Police bureture, the party’s top leadership council.    From Beijing, here is DR.

Chen is one of the most senior officials to be set since Hujintao took over his president in 2003. he’s been dismissed following a government investigation into  what appears to be one of the biggest financial scandals to hitch Shanghai in the three decades since economic reforms began in China. The case sentenced on allegations that senior officials and businessmen used large sums of money from the city’s pension fund to make illegal loans and investments. One of China’s welfares   on ()  has been questioned a part of the proper and several other officials have been removed from office. 

The Chief Judge in the genocide trial of SH has ejected the deposit Iraqi president from the courtroom for a third time. The hearing went ahead of the absence of the SH’s lawyers for a boycotting the proceedings. From Baghdad, J sent this report.

The trial had resumed surprising Mr. S despite the absence of the entire defense team who worked out the last secession last week. SH had also been expelled then but these later proceedings began with him and all other six other defendants in the dock, but then after more than an hour testimony by a Kurdish witness allow erupted. SH objected to the defendants not being allowed to refer to one and another   by the previous ransom titles waving a yellow piece of paper. He said witness’s statements saying he didn’t want to call any more, but the newly appointed chief judge M that was not for the defendants to decide but order him to remove from court anyway.

More now, Pope B was meeting Muslim’s ambassadors; the pope began by expressing his solidity with the Islamic world and stressed his respect for all Muslims.  He also said he would use his beatific () to consolidate the tie between Islam and Christian () and the dialogue between the two faith which he called a vital necessity.

The I Navy says it has socked 11 Tamil Tiger rebel boats and killed dozes of guerillas during a fire over sea battle of northeastern coasts. The authority believed one of the rebel’s main level commanders is among the casualties.  They said one navy boat is damaged in the attack and several sailors were wounded. The clash has begun later Sunday when the navy intercepted 25 boast sailing south laden with weapons and rebels fighters.