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Yemens Saleh appears on TV 也门总统萨利赫伤后首次发表电视讲话 Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh has appeared on television for the first time since getting wounded in an attack on his palace last month. The pictures of Saleh show signs of burns on his face and his arms and hands heavily bandaged. In the pre-recorded interview, Saleh says he welcomes power sharing, as long as it is legal. We welcome the sharing within the framework of the constitution and in the framework of the law, we welcome power sharing in the framework of the constitution of Yemen, which allows for multiplicity of parties and politics and allows for the freedom of opinion. Saleh says he has undergone more than eight successful operations. Saleh has been recovering in Saudi Arabia following the rocket attack on his palace that killed 7 people, and wounded the prime minister. Yemen has been rocked by months of unrest, with protesters calling for an end to Salehs rule. ? ? Is Juba ready to lead a country? 南苏丹将于9日宣布独立 朱巴被选为首都 The South Sudans parliament has passed a new transitional constitution ahead of the president signing it into law on Saturday, which will mark the first day of South Sudans independance. Meanwhile, Sudans President Omar al-Bashir has pledged his support to South Sudan. Southerners voted to split from Sudan in a referendum last January, following the 2005 peace deal that ended more than two decades of civil war - in which an estimated 1.5 million died. Over 600 guests are scheduled to participate in celebrations in South Sudans capital, Juba tomorrow. ? ? 65 killed in three-day violence in Karachi, Pakistan 巴基斯坦卡拉奇暴力事件持续了三天 造成65人死亡 Around 30 people have been killed in random violence in Pakistans southern port city of Karachi. The death toll in the city over the last three days now stands at 65. At least 13 people were killed yesterday when unknown gunmen fired at two buses in the city. Some 30 others were also injured in the attack. Parts of Karachi have been tense in recent days, with most