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20 November
2005
(Sunday)
Conflict In Iraq
:
--- At least forty people died following a series of
Insurgent
and
American
led attacks.
(Reuters)
---
The Independent
reports that
British
-trained police tortured and killed at least two
Iraq
is using electric drills.
(The Independent)
(Khilafah)
--- One British soldier dies following a
Roadside Bomb
in
Basra
, southern
Iraq
.
(BBC)
Israel
i army radio reports
Ariel Sharon
, the current
Prime Minister Of Israel
, will leave
Likud
and create a
New Centrist Party
positioned between it and
Labour
. This move ends more than a year of Likud infighting between Sharon and hard-right members led by
Benjamin Netanyahu
who opposed
Withdrawal From Gaza
, and closely follows Labour's departure from the present
Grand Coalition
government.
Early Elections
are now a near-certainty.
(BBC)
(Haaretz)
U.S. President
George W. Bush
attends a church service during his visit to
People's Republic Of China
as he presses for greater freedoms of expression and faith during his east Asian tour.
(BBC)
Russia
:
---
Russian President
Vladimir Putin
visits
Japan
with 100 business leaders for trade talks.
(BBC)
--- A
Cessna
light aircraft departing northward from the Russian city of
Voronezh
to the capital
Moscow
explodes upon landing.
Igor Olshansky
, an assistant to a deputy in the
State Duma
(The
Lower House
of the
Russian Legislature
), is one of eight people believed to have died in the plane crash.
(Gulf News)
''
Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire
'', the latest film based on the books by
J. K. Rowling
, earns US$101.4 million in its first three days of release across North America, making it the
Fourth-largest Opening
ever.
(Reuters)