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Russia Wants Chechnya Off Muslim Agenda
Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov tried, during his recent trip to Iran, to convince the country to lobby for the removal of any references to Chechnya in the Organization of Islamic Conference's meeting of Information Ministers that will be held in Tehran this Monday. Russia does not want to hear any condemnation of its activities, or any sympathy for the Chechens. According to Iranian foreign minister officials, Ivanov explicitly asked that the concluding statement of the ministers' meeting not contain any condemnation of the Russian war on Chechnya.
The third annual convention held by the Islamic Association for Palestine came to a close on Saturday. The nearly 2,000 attendees of the convention had been attending several lectures since Thursday. The speakers kept up the theme of the convention, "A Century of Empowerment", by putting emphasis on the role that the Muslims must play in order to achieve justice for themselves, for Palestine, and for Muslims worldwide.
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