The conflict through negotiation is completed the Sabah strive

Djoko Suyanto Polhukam Coordinating (Between)

Jakarta (ANTARA News)-the conflict set historically in Sabah, Malaysia, scrutiny by the Government of Indonesia to seriously.

"Let Malaysia finish used to be the problem. But our message is clear, as far as possible amicably through negotiations, "said the Coordinating Minister of politics, law, and HAM, Djoko Suyanto, interrupted Dialogue Defense Jakarta International 2013 (JIDD 2013) in the House of Assembly Jakarta, Wednesday.

In the presence of all members of the delegation of 42 participating countries, the dialogue he gave views on defence-related conflict management.

According to Suyanto, interest in Indonesia even though the conflict was not the case in Indonesia and Malaysia border in East Kalimantan.

"It is not in the line of the border, that is we citizens who left the area, we manage it well," he said.

Malaysia yesterday declared, conflict in Sabah it is the internal problems of the country that need not involve the ASEAN countries.

As a result of the conflict that Sulu Sultanate lineage-linked-berwilayah from southern Philippines to Sabah--the Philippine Government also voiced importance of dialogue with the warring parties.

Malaysia fielded military forces and police to keep out the Abu Sayyaf group which caused the conflict.
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The first Mufti of Egypt appointed through election of scholars

Cairo (Reuters)-the great Al Azhar Grand Sheikh Prof Dr Ahmed Al Tayeb on Monday presided over the election of a national who was a Mufti was first in the history of modern Egypt Rapture a passing vote of cleric mufti.

Prof Dr Mohammed Shawki Ibrahim Abdul Karim won the most votes as National Mufti replaces Prof. Dr. Sheikh Ali Goumah whose term of duty expires this month, says Prof. Tayeb.

Sheikh Ali Gouma had previously appointed by President Hosni Mubarak and then extended by one year by the High Military Council that came to power while when Mubarak resigned on February 11, 2011.

Election results will be presented to the cleric President Mohamed Moursi in order to set out in presidential decree as National Mufti for four years of service.

During this time, the Mufti appointed by Presidents usually without asking for consideration of the scholars.

"The appointment of Muftis by the selection of scholars is the positive impact of the revolution, January 25, 2011," said social observer, Mohamed Sabri.

Scholars who have voting rights in the determination of Mufri is a member of The Al Azhar Ulama or "Haiah Kibarul Al Azhar Cleric".

Before the election, the charismatic cleric was set a condition that the candidate was a Mufti Professor in the field of Islamic law, eloquently berbasa United Kingdom and knowledgeable as well as under the age of 60 years.

The position of Mufti of the National lead Institution and issuing fatwas or Darul Fatwa equal of Prime Minister give opinions or advice to the Government on religious issues, particularly Islam.

In addition to setting the major holidays of Islam such as Eid ul-Fitr and Eid al-Adha, the Mufti was also authorized to reject or approve any death sentence laid down the Court.

Sheikh Al-Shawki is currently Chairman of the Department of Comparative School at Al Azhar University branch of Tanta, 90 km north of Cairo. (/M043 M014)

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Murray through as opponent quits

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Venue: Melbourne ParkDate: 16-29 JanuaryCoverage: Watch live on Eurosport; singles finals and one men's semi-final on BBC Two/Red Button/HD channel/website; listen on BBC Radio 5 live; text commentaries and reports on the BBC Sport website Kukushkin retires to send Murray through

Andy Murray reached the Australian Open quarter-finals for a third year running after Mikhail Kukushkin retired through injury while trailing 6-1 6-1 1-0.

Two five-set matches in rounds two and three took their toll on Kazakhstan's world number 92 Kukushkin, who pulled out with a left hip flexor problem.

"It was hot on the court and it is good for me that I have conserved energy," said British number one Murray.

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The fourth seed will play Kei Nishikori after he stunned Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.

Murray has a winning record against the 24th seed, the first Japanese man to reach the Australian quarter-finals for 80 years, and the Scot approaches that match on Wednesday feeling fresh.

He described the 49-minute win over Kukushkin, 24, as "boring" and stated his intention to return to Rod Laver Arena later on Monday for an extra practice session.

"I played him [Kukushkin] a few weeks ago at Brisbane and it was three tough sets and I expected another tough one today," said the Scot.

"I hadn't seen him play before Brisbane and he hit some huge shots early and made me work.

"It is tough for him for that to happen in the fourth round of a Grand Slam for the first time."

As in his third-round victory over Michael Llodra, Murray, 24, played closer to the baseline and attacked his groundstrokes with plenty of aggression.

Kukushkin beat Gael Monfils in five gruelling sets on Saturday and those exertions seemed to hinder him in the scorching Melbourne heat.

Three unforced errors in the first game handed Murray a break and the Scot struck again for a 3-0 lead.

Kukushkin finally displayed some fight to hit back in game four, only to relinquish his serve again after pushing two backhands wide.

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BBC tennis correspondent

This was entirely predictable. Kukushkin, having played back-to-back five setters, looked off the pace from the start. It was going to be a thrashing or a retirement and Kukushkin chose the second option, having received treatment for a hip flexor injury. Murray looked sharp, as he has all tournament, and things are building nicely. What a bonus to only have to play for 49 minutes on the hottest day of the tournament so far. After the fun match against Llodra, now the half-day against Kukushkin, this could be the break he needs to make all the difference in the second week

The world number 92 gave an indication he was not 100% fit when he called for the trainer at the next change of ends, and Murray broke once more to wrap up the 22-minute first set.

A lapse in focus saw the world number four relinquish an early break in the second set with a poor backhand into the net.

But a struggling Kukushkin, who started rushing the net in a bid to shorten points, handed the momentum straight back.

Murray breached his defences with some clean hitting to go 5-1 up before serving out another 22-minute set to love.

Having required more treatment and then lost his serve for an eighth successive time, Kukushkin called it quits.

Next up for Murray is Nishikori, who stunned sixth seed and 2008 runner-up Tsonga 2-6 6-2 6-1 3-6 6-3 in three hours and 30 minutes.

"I'm feeling unbelievable," Nishikori said. "To reach my first quarter-final and beating Tsonga makes me really happy.

"Hopefully it's big in Japan. A lot of people messaged me when I got to last 16. Now I'm in the quarter-finals, it's really exciting."

In the mixed doubles, Britain's Colin Fleming reached the quarter-finals with his partner, the South African-born American Liezel Huber.

The duo defeated American Steve Lipsky and Vladimira Uhlirova of the Czech Republic 6-3 6-2.

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