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BBC world news with Jerd Mengentesh.

The authorities in the Algeria capital Algiers say at least twenty three people have been killed and many injured in two large explosions. Reports say a car bomb exploded outside the offices of Prime Minister in the center of the city. Another explosion was reported near a police station in the eastern suburb. The prime Minister called the attacks criminal and cowardly. Our defense and security correspondent, Robots, reports.

“As yet, no one has claim responsibility for the attacks in Algiers. But the finger is likely to point to the recently renamed Al-Qaeda organization and near Islamic My Grab, formerly known as the group for / preaching and combat. It announced it was joining forces with Al-Qaeda last September. Certainly these latest bombings were fit with previous attacks by the group. In February it targeted a number of the police stations on the outskirt of Algiers. And last month it bombed a bus carrying Russian workers.

Police in Bangladesh have charged the former Prime Minister Shaka Shina and forty six others belonging to her party with the murder of four people during political violence in the capital Darca last year. Sungy Daske reports.
“The judge sheet filed by the police in Bangladesh capital Darca mentioned the former Prime Minister Shaka Shina by name, holding her responsibility for the death of four people who were killed in the political violence which wrecked Darca last October. The judge sheet also mentioned forty six others belonging to her party the / league which was an opposition at the time and was agitating for the postponement of general elections originally scheduled for last January.”

Thousands of supporters of the opposition in the central Asian Republic of Kirgizstan have gathered in the capital of / to demand the resignation of President /. The protesters rallied in the main square where they set up incabment, tents and huts. The opposition said its protest will continue until the president stepped down./ reports from/.
“The protesters, many of them planed to stay overnight, say they are tired of the corruption and poverty that president / has promised but failed to end. Behind this protest is / , the former Prime Minister and until recently President /’s close ally. Mr. / says he is determined to push for the president’s resignation. Yet, Mr. / is not without his supporters. And many residents of the capital their battle for power may lead to confrontation.

China and Japan have moved closer to overcoming years of mutual distrust by agreeing to look frankly at their history and to build forward relations. On the first day of visit to Tokyo, the Chinese Prime Minister Men Jiabao also signed a court with his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Aby on energy cooperation and environment protection.

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The new Palestinian finance minister / says the national unity government needs at least $1.3 billion in aid this year to avert what he said would be a devastating humanitarian crisis. Mr. F. was speaking in Brussels after talks with senior Europe Union officials. The EU external commissioner / said possible reengagement would be a gradual process. “I have made it very clear that possible reengagement would not mean resuming direct financial assistance overnight. And Minister Fayat himself has said that he is making progress to have a clear picture of the Palestinian finances and conditions to them receive donate funds.”

The environmental group green beans says international logging firms are causing social chaos and environmental havoc in the world second largest rain forest in the Democratic Republic of Congo. A study carried out by the group reports that despite moratorium on new logging work agreed in 2002, an area of rain forest, bigger than Switch land, has since been destroyed. Mike Lanching has more details.
“Green Bean says more than a hundred new contracts have been issued over the past five years for extensive logging in an area covering 15 million hectares of forest in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Copies of the contract attained by the campaigning group show the exchange for the agreement that the local communities to grant twenty five years concessions to the forest areas. Some logging companies have offered them gifts worth less than $100. Others may promises that they have never been kept.”

The biggest financial institution in the US Citi Group is o cut 17,000 jobs, about 5% of its work forces, part of restructuring plan.

That’s the latest BBC world news.

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