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President Bush has begun the commemorations to mourn the 5th anniversary of the September 11th attacks in the United States by laying flowers at the site of the World Trade Center. the president

...wife walked across the empty site, porting to place floating wreaths on pools of water where the base of each tower once stood.Gitter Harry reports from site.

It was a simple silent ceremony. President Bush accompanied by just his wife strolling slowly through the crater where the twin towers of the World Trade Center stood tall until two high jet planes slammed into them and shocked the world. His flowers are now surrounded by the mess and shambles of a large building site. After that brief ceremony President Bush joined the congregation of a nearby church for a short service. **** like other places of warship will ring its bells at 8: 46 in the morning as the rest of the city observe a minute's silence to remember the moment when the first tower was hit.

The governing Palestinian group Hamas has rejected British proposals for forming a government of national unity which was western counties could work with. It described as biased and unjust the term set up by the British Prime Minster Tony Blair who is currently on the tour of the Middle East. The Hamas-led Palestinian government has faced an international boycott over its refusal to recognize the right of Israel to exist. Mr. Blair said the creation of a government of national unity with Mordred Palestinian factions would open the way for dialogue .The Israeli deputy prime minister Simon Parez told t BBC there were still much to be done before the peace process could resume.

I don't * to overcome some obstacles. The most important and emerging to us is the release of the captured soldier. If this will be done then I can see the door / open for the delivering of negotiations.

In another development the most senior Shiite muslim cleric in Lebonen has called on the government to declare the British Prime Minster Tony Blair person on grafter, because of his support for Israel. Grant *** accused Mr. Blair of supporting Israe's monthlong attacks on Hezbollah fighters because he joined the United State in refusing to call for a quick ceasefire. Mr. Blair defended his handling of the conflict, saying it had been vital to secure a proper political framework for a ceasefire.

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Preliminary results from the general elections in Montenegro suggest a victory for the governing coalition which led the country to independence early this year. But its majority looks likely to be narrow. Independent election monitoring organization said the turnout appeared to be significantly lower than when the country vote to break away from its union with Serbia in May. NC reports from the Montenegro capital Podgorica.

The election monitoring organization, the Center of Democratic Transition, said its initial results suggested the ruling coalition led by the Prime Minster Milo Djukanovic would win 41 seats in the 81-seat/ State Assembly giving it an absolute majority. The opposition third parties are predicted to gain 23 seats. But these are only preliminary results and have not been confirmed officially by the state election commission. If the figures are accurate it would mean Milo Djukanovic would have won another four-year term in office. For the past 15 years he has dominated Montenegro politics serving without interruption as either prime minister or president.

The government of the Pacific Island of Tonga has announced the death of King Taufa'ahau Tupou the IV at the age of 88. The king died in hospital in New Zealand where he had been receiving treatment for a number of months. Earlier in his 41 year's reign he became famous as the world's heaviest monarch weighing over 200 kilograms in his prime. It is expected that the crown will pass to his eldest son crown Prince who observers describe as a controversial figure due to his business interests.

One of the biggest names in sport the German racing driver Michael Schumacher has announced his retirement after 15 years at the top. Schumacher, who is 37, made his announcement after winning the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, his 90th victory, many of them for the Ferrari stable.

It has been an exceptional, really exceptional time for motor sport in more than 30 years has given to me. I really love every single moment of the good and the bad ones. Those ones make life so special.

As a Formula One driver Michael Schumacher broke every record: seven World Championships, the most race wins in the season and the most Championship points. His final race would be in Brazil next month where he hopes to clinch yet another world title.

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引用第2楼leadking于2006-09-14 10:51发表的:
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