July, 2008

• 8 July

  Pakistan not behind embassy bombing in Kabul: PM

  KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) – Pakistan is not behind the suicide car-bombing that ripped through the Indian embassy in Kabul, killing 41 people and wounding 139, the country’s prime minister said on Tuesday. Afghan authorities had suggested that Monday’s attack was coordinated with foreign agents in the region, a likely reference …

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• 8 July

  Bomb kills four contractors in northern Iraq

  BAGHDAD (Reuters) – A roadside bomb killed four contractors and wounded eight others in northern Iraq, the U.S. military said on Tuesday. The military said the bomb hit a coalition logistics convoy south of the city of Mosul on Monday. A U.S. military spokesman said nationalities of the victims had …

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• 5 July

  Azerbaijani secret services kidnap Chechen refugee

  Kavkaz Center’s source in Azerbaijani capital Baku reported that another Chechen refugee – Alikhan Hasuyev, b.1979, was kidnapped in Azerbaijani capital June 30. Mr. Hasuyev has an official status and is registered under number N 786-06c06036.

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• 5 July

  CIA and MI5 turn against Ingushetian pro-Russian puppets?

  On Tuesday officials of the pro-Russian Ingushetian puppet regime stated at a press conference in Moscow that CIA, British intelligence MI5 and other Western intelligence services are the main culprits in the violations of human rights in Ingushetia.

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• 5 July

  Russia warns of “new war” in Abkhazia conflict

  MOSCOW (Reuters) – A “new war” could break out in Georgia’s breakaway region of Abkhazia if Tbilisi uses military force to resolve the conflict, Russia’s Defense Ministry said on Saturday.

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• 5 July

  Russia asks Georgia to not aggravate rebel regions

  ASTANA (Reuters) – Russian President Dmitry Medvedev urged Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili on Saturday to refrain from “stoking tensions” in Georgia’s breakaway regions.

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• 5 July

  Taliban fighters free two Pakistani journalists

  PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) – Taliban militants released two Pakistani journalists on Saturday more than 36-hours after they were abducted in a tribal region near the Afghan border. “When it was proven that they’re journalists and not spies, we freed them,” Taliban spokesman Asad said.

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• 5 July

  Macedonia PM forms coalition with Albanian party

  SKOPJE (Reuters) – Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski has agreed with the main ethnic Albanian party to form a coalition government to aim at getting its NATO and European Union bids back on track, his party said on Saturday.

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• 5 July

  Lebanese leaders close to government deal

  BEIRUT (Reuters) – Lebanese leaders are finalizing a deal on the formation of a national unity government as stipulated in an agreement that ended the country’s political crisis, political sources said on Saturday.

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• 5 July

  Abkhazia says Georgia planned to take region by force

  MOSCOW (Reuters) – Georgia’s breakaway region Abkhazia said on Saturday Tbilisi had planned to take the area over by military force earlier this year but failed in its mission, Russian agencies reported.

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