Cambodia denies bail to three accused JI members: Cambodia's
\nAppeals Court on Monday denied bail to two Thais and an Egyptian
\ncharged with belonging to the regional terror group Jamaah
\nIslamiyah (JI) and having links with the al-Qaeda network.
\nCambodian authorities said Esam Mohamid Khird Ali, a 40 year-old
\nEgyptian, and Thai nationals Abdul Azi Haji Chiming, 35, and
\nMuhammad Yalaludin Mading, 41, have been charged with terrorism
\nand belonging to JI. --AFP<\/p>\n
Berlusconi sues opposition leader for 15m euros: Italian Prime
\nMinister Silvio Berlusconi demanded 15 million euros ($17
\nmillion) in damages on Monday from Italy's main opposition
\nleader, who accused him of orchestrating a smear campaign against
\nthe center-left. Judicial sources said Berlusconi presented the
\ndefamation suit against Piero Fassino, head of the Democrats of
\nthe Left, following a war of words over a 1997 telecom deal in
\nSerbia that has poisoned relations between the two political
\nblocs. Fassino said last month that Berlusconi was the
\n"puppeteer" behind media claims that he and European Commission
\nPresident Romano Prodi pocketed millions of euros in kickbacks
\nfrom the business transaction with Slobodan Milosevic's
\nYugoslavia. --Reuters<\/p>\n
Blair on Iraq rack as inquiry resumes: British Prime Minister
\nTony Blair, his ratings already tattered over Iraq, faces two
\nmore tough weeks as the inquiry into the death of weapons expert
\nDavid Kelly shines a light on what many Britons feel were
\nunworthy reasons for war. Defense Secretary Geoff Hoon, his
\ncareer widely seen as on the line, will be hauled back in front
\nof judge Lord Hutton's investigation, as will Blair's outgoing
\ncommunications chief, Alastair Campbell. Blair himself, however,
\nwill not be called to testify again. --Reuters<\/p>\n
Shots fired near British Embassy residential compound: Shots have
\nbeen fired near the residential compound housing Britain's
\nambassador to Tehran and Iranian officials are hunting the
\nculprits, the Foreign Ministry said on Monday. Iran's Foreign
\nMinistry spokesman Hamid Reza Asefi condemned the shooting, which
\noccurred late Sunday. No one was injured. It was the third time
\nthis month bullets have been fired at buildings connected to
\nBritain's diplomatic mission in Tehran. --AP<\/p>",
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