An update from London on some international stories we expect to develop on Friday:
Kyrgyzstan killings - A U.S. official has called for a "substantial" investigation into the killings of more than 170 people during recent ethnic clashes in Kyrgyzstan. Assistant Secretary of State Robert Blake was at a refugee camp near the border in Uzbekistan, where thousands of ethnic Uzbeks fled violence in neighboring Kyrgyzstan.
Mine blast - Rescue operations have been halted at a coal mine in northwest Colombia where an explosion killed at least 11 miners and trapped 62 others, a state governor says.Â
Suu Kyi appeal - British Foreign Office ministers have called for the immediate and unconditional release of pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi, detained in Myanmar, on the eve of her 65th birthday Saturday.
China floods - At least 46 people were killed and 50 were reported missing after heavy rain caused flooding and mudslides in southern China, the state-run Xinhua news agency reported.Â
Soldiers missing - Three dozen Pakistani soldiers are missing after a Taliban attack on a Pakistani post along the Afghan border, the Pakistani military says. The attack happened Monday in Mohmand Agency, a district in Pakistan's federally administered tribal areas.
Silent versus Incitement
Muslims Kyrgyz and Uzbeks are killing each other-lately between 200 to 2000 civilians and 400.000 fled
*Have you notice any Muslims and human rights demonstrations demanding end of violence?
*Have you notice NGO's demanding international enquiring?
*Did you hear condemnations from the Union of 58 Muslim countries?
*How many humanitarian convoys accompanied by volunteers are on the way?
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Why the silent?
Because it is not Israel defending its existence