Police to question Al Ghozi's father: East Java police will
\nsummon Zainuri, father of Fathur Rahman Al-Ghozi, an Indonesian
\nnational who is now being detained by the Philippines'
\nauthorities on charges of links to the al-Qaeda terrorists'
\nnetworks. Zainuri, a member of the Madiun Regional Legislature
\n(DPRD), is expected to come to the East Java Police office for
\nquestioning on March 11. East Java Police spokesman Adj. Sr.
\nComr. Sad Harunantyo said Friday that Zainuri had earlier failed
\nto comply with the first summons on February 25. If he still
\nrefused to appear at the police office by March 11, Zainuri would
\nbe taken away by force, Harunantyo said. -- Antara<\/p>\n
Ambon immigration deports Algerian, Saudi Arabian: The
\nimmigration office in Ambon, Maluku, has deported two foreigners,
\nSyahmi Farid Abu Huzaifa, an Algerian, and Husein A.A. Al
\nZahrani, a Saudi Arabian, who have been on the island since early
\nFebruary. \"They traveled to the island by a national passenger
\nship, KM Bukit Siguntang, on February 8. Upon their arrival, the
\ntwo foreigners, who brought their passport with socio-cultural
\nvisa issued in Kuala Lumpur, were examined by security and
\nimmigration officials,\" said Kapiten Bangun, chief of the local
\nimmigration office, here on Friday. -- Antara<\/p>\n
Belarus could be sanctioned for arms sales: The United States
\nsaid on Thursday it could impose sanctions against Belarus should
\nthe former Soviet republic continue to sell weapons to so-called
\n\"rogue states\" or terrorist organizations. Steven Pifer, the
\ndeputy assistant secretary of state for Europe and Eurasian
\naffairs said that one report claimed that Belarus had trained the
\nIraqi military to operate S-300 air defense systems last fall.
\n--AFP<\/p>\n
Defiant Madagascar opposition names a government:: Madagascar's
\nopposition movement named an alternative cabinet on Friday,
\nstepping up its campaign to remove veteran President Didier
\nRatsiraka despite his declaration of martial law in the capital.
\nTension over who is in charge of the Indian Ocean island has been
\nrising, with protests erupting into violence on Wednesday.
\n--Reuters<\/p>\n
Schoolboy caused grenade blast in Afghan classroom: One child was
\nkilled and 30 others injured when a young schoolboy accidentally
\ndropped a hand grenade he had brought to class in eastern
\nAfghanistan, some of the injured children said on Friday.
\n--Reuters<\/p>\n
Cuba expels intruders from Mexican Embassy: Cuban special forces
\nentered the Mexican Embassy on Friday at Mexico's request and
\nwhisked off to an unknown destination 21 young men who had
\nstormed the compound earlier this week in a hijacked bus. The
\nmen's fate was unknown but they were assumed to be in detention
\nafter the 10-minute operation, during which muffled shouts could
\nbe heard behind police lines. The pre-dawn move ended a two-day
\nstandoff at the mission. --Reuters<\/p>",
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