News Archive - 27 July 2011
Russia says will respond to US steps on Sergei Magnitsky
>Mark Toner, a spokesman for the U.S. State Department, confirmed on Wednesday that the United States has imposed visa restrictions on some Russian officials believed involved in Magnitsky's death. He said the restrictions were imposed as part of a broader program targeting human rights violators."We do issue visa...
Cyprus president to ask cabinet to resign
> * Faces uphill struggle to keep coalition together * Public anger grows over deadly munitions blast * Energy crisis risks tipping economy into meltdown (Adds details) By Michele Kambas NICOSIA, July 27 (Reuters) - Cypriot President Demetris Christofias will ask his cabinet to resign on Thursday as he attempts...
Nutley post, auxiliary get high honors at convention
VFW Stuart E. Edgar Post 493 Commander Jack Kane, commander of VFW Stuart E. Edgar Post 493 in Nutley, was named All-State Commanders’ Team captain at the 92nd Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention in Wildwood.
Behind the Arab spring
(MENAFN) Â Dr Hassan Hakimian, director of the London Middle East Institute at SOAS, puts the recent regional developments under the scanner and says the reason for the popular discontent, despite ...
'Iran sanctions harmful to foreign firms'
A senior member of Iran's Majlis (parliament) has downplayed the effect of sanctions against the Islamic Republic, saying they will inflict the most damage on foreign firms.
US army chief designate warns Iran against pursuing nuke weapons
Washington, July 28 : US Army Chief designate General Martin Dempsey has warned Iran to avoid making a “serious miscalculation” in pursuing nuclear weapons or sponsoring attacks in Iraq.
Additional news "Travel News"
Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi April 24 will pay a visit to Turkmenistan. According to ISNA, he must take part in a meeting to create a new transport corridor, which will be attended by delegations from Iran, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Oman and Qatar.
Iran calls on Iraq to deploy forces in borderlines to keep Kurdish rebels away
A senior commander of Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) said Wednesday that the guard's forces would continue destructive and invasive operations against the Party for a Free Life in Kurdistan (PJAK) group until the deployment of Iraqi forces in the borders, the semi-official ISNA news agency reported.
Iranian president nominates new ministers: TV
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad nominated four candidates to receive the Iranian Majlis (parliament) vote of confidence before running four ministries, the state TV reported on Wednesday.
Additional news "Political news"
President of Uzbekistan Islam Karimov approved agreement by its decision to establish a new international transport corridor Uzbekistan – Turkmenistan – Iran – Oman – Qatar.
Ethical Oil ad campaign
Alykhan Velshi's eye-popping ads are premised on the notion that oil exports ultimately underwrite the values of those states that produce them. 'Conflict oil' funds 'dictatorship' and 'terrorism' and results in 'women stoned to death,' according to the ads
WSJ(7/28) Iran Oil Nominee Signals Power Shift
Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad nominated a sanctioned senior official from the powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to take the role of oil minister, his latest push to tighten control over the country's most strategic sector.
Technips Second Quarter 2011 Results
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Technip’s Second Quarter 2011 Results
PARIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Regulatory News: Technip (Paris:TEC) (ISIN:FR0000131708): SECOND QUARTER 2011 RESULTS Revenue of €1,664 million, of which €660 million in Subsea Group operating margin4 of 10.6%: 17.0% in Subsea and 7.6% in Onshore/Offshore Backlog of €9,413 million: €2,092 million order intake during the quarter Net income of €133...
Arab Spring nations face years of 'convulsions': Hague
LONDON, Jul 28, 2011 (AFP) - Countries rocked by the Arab Spring uprisings face "turbulent and difficult" times, Britain's foreign secretary warned Thursday, hours after expelling diplomats loyal to Moamer Kadhafi from Britain.
FBI's Murdoch probe in flux
The FBI is just cranking up a preliminary review of whether alleged phone hacking and bribery by Rupert Murdoch's media empire violated U.S. laws, but any resolution may well have to await the outcome of British investigations.
Ethical Oil ad campaign
Alykhan Velshi's eye-popping ads are premised on the notion that oil exports ultimately underwrite the values of those states that produce them. 'Conflict oil' funds 'dictatorship' and 'terrorism' and results in 'women stoned to death,' according to the ads
Jennifer Openshaw: Ill-timed trip to Norway prompts tough questions
With safety a top priority for our two-week family vacation in July, we chose the quietest, least controversial, most politically stable place on the planet. We went to Oslo, Norway.
Ex-Tory message maven tailors his spin to oil sands
Velshi takes his publicity acumen to the Internet with a blog burnishing the image of ‘ethical’ Canadian crude
Additional news "Political news"
In Yekaterinburg administration expressed support for restrictions on the sale of beer. As reported July 13 a correspondent BakuToday the press service of the City Hall, city officials have repeatedly urged people to limit consumption of alcoholic beverages.
News and views at Chautauqua
SPEAKERS: Week Five's look at 21st-century women concludes with Somali physician Hawa Abdi, who will discuss political defiance with Kati Marton today at 10:45 a.m.; and veteran Democratic strategist Donna Brazile, Friday at 10:45 a.m.
Ailing Chavez will lose his hair
President Hugo Chavez told Venezuelans that he expects to lose his hair as a result of his cancer treatment. Related Stories William Hague to hand Libyan millions to rebels Norwegian killer ‘was set on being taken alive’ Expelled Libyan diplomats skulk behind curtains in London Lawyer defends Strauss-Kahn accuser Two...
Axis of Abuse:US Human Rights Policy toward Iran & Syria Pt1
Chairman Chabot, Ranking Member Ackerman, Distinguished Members of the Committee: thank you for inviting us to appear before you today to discuss the Iranian and Syrian governments’ continuing and worsening abuses against their own people. As people ...
Remarks to Educators for Holocaust Education Program
Being in Sarajevo is important for two reasons -- we can see, and feel, and hear the stories of how Jews, Muslims, Orthodox Christians, and Catholics really did get along, and we can see what happened when people let their differences get in the ...
Additional news "Health News"
The President of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov at the first meeting of the International Association of Akhal-Teke horse outlined the major challenges facing the Association, reports BakuToday . “They are: synergy and coordination of Akhal-Teke horses lovers and professionals ippologov development of horse breeding, as well as organizing and conducting meetings of...
2014 World Cup Qualifying Glance
SECOND ROUND Home-and-away Winners advance Saturday, July 23 China 7, Laos 2 Thailand 1, Palestine 0 Singapore 5, Malaysia 3 Turkmenistan 1, Indonesia 1 Uzbekistan 4, Kyrgyzstan 0 Lebanon 4, Bangladesh 0 Iran 4, Maldives 0 Oman 2, Myanmar 0 Iraq 2, Yemen 0 United Arab Emirates 3, India 0...
Cypriot president plans big crisis reshuffle
NICOSIA, July 28 (Reuters) - Cypriot President Demetris Christofias will seek the resignation of his cabinet on Thursday in the face of public anger at an accidental munitions blast that destroyed the island's biggest power station and threatens it with a financial meltdown.
Hugo Chavez says chemotherapy will make him bald
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — President Hugo Chavez told Venezuelans on Wednesday that he expects to lose his hair as a result of his cancer treatment. Chavez underwent a first round of chemotherapy in Cuba last week, and he said he plans to keep working while undergoing a second phase of...
COWBOYS & ALIENS, Grade: B
Here's an idea you might get after watching "Cowboys & Aliens," which should instead have the title "Cowboys, Indians & Aliens." We in America can fix the deficit, create full employment, and draw ourselves, Iran, Venezuela, North Korea and Cuba into a friendly alliance. This is how: you reestablish...
Debt Ceiling Deadline Looms (LATEST UPDATES)
Neither the House nor the Senate has a clear path forward for must-pass legislation to allow the government to continue to borrow to pay its bills, putting lawmakers and financial markets alike on edge less than a week before the deadline for heading off the nation's first-ever default.
Four injured in Yemen protest
IBB, Yemen, July 27 (UPI) -- Yemeni regime forces attacked a group of anti-government protesters Wednesday, injuring at least four, officials say.
Malaysia should leverage on proprietary technology to stay competitive
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia and Southeast Asian countries should leverage on proprietary technologies to meet the surging energy demand and to stay internationally competitive, while utilising scarce energy resources effectively, said Deputy Finance Minister, Senator Datuk Donald Lim Siang Chai.
Fifth plunder case filed vs Arroyo over 'misuse' of PCSO funds
UPDATED 1:30 p.m. - A fifth plunder charge was filed against former President and incumbent Pampanga Rep. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo on Tuesday for the alleged misuse of P325-million funds of the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO).
M’sia-Vatican ties to promote bonds of mutual friendship
KUALA LUMPUR, July 27 (Bernama) -- Malaysia decided to establish diplomatic relations with the Holy See, the episcopal jurisdiction of the Catholic Church in Rome, in line with the desire to establish international relations between the two entities, the Foreign Ministry said today.
FBI's 'Islam 101' Depicted Muslims as 7th-Century Simpletons [Counterterrorism]
# counterterrorism As recently as January 2009, the FBI thought its agents ought to know the following crucial information about Muslims: More »
Bolivia's president says he remains afraid of U.S. plot
Bolivia's president told CNN en Español Wednesday that he remains afraid that the United States government is plotting against him.
UN Urges Universal Compliance with Non-Proliferation Treaty
New York, Jul 27 2011 - The head of the United Nations nuclear agency today stressed that all States must comply with their obligations under the international nuclear weapons non-proliferation treaty, naming Iran, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) and Syria as countries that are not in full compliance.
Crunch time for 2014 Asian hopefuls
SEOUL , South Korea: With continental powerhouses Saudi Arabia and Iran virtually assured of advancing to the next stage of qualifying for the 2014 World Cup, much of the second-round drama is expected to center on Southeast Asia this week.
Additional news "Sport News"
According to the Iranian student agency ISNA, Iran will submit a complaint to the central body of the FIFA (International Football Federation) in connection with the fact that women’s football team this country has not been admitted to the qualifying matches for the drawing of the right to participate in...
Iran to send 2nd aid convoy to Somalia
Iran says it plans to dispatch a second humanitarian aid convoy to Somalia to help the starving people in the crisis-hit East African country.
18. No deal to Sinopec group
PETALING JAYA: Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) has refuted reports that a consortium comprising Sinopec Petroleum Services Corp (Sinopec), Sabio Oil and Gas Sdn Bhd (SOG) and International Oil Design and Construction Sdn Bhd (IODC) was given the appr...
New Haven native held captive in Libya testifies in favor U.S. compliance with consular notification rights
WASHINGTON — Presented with documents written in a language she did not understand after six hours of interrogation while blindfolded, New Haven native Clare Gillis said she “cracked” when she did not know if by signing the papers she was assenting to her own death warrant.
From Mubarak to Marcos: Where are all the despots?
As the Arab Spring grabbed the world's attention, the faces of an unholy trinity of elderly men were always on our television screens. Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, of Tunisia, Hosni Mubarak, of Egypt and Ali Abdullah Saleh, of Yemen, were all struggling to prop up their corrupt, authoritarian regimes in...
China rescues 89 children in raids on trafficking rings
Most child trafficking cases involve buyers who are childless couples wanting children, or wanting them as slave labor. read more
No deal to Sinopec group
“While Petronas is extremely encouraged with the interest shown by various local and international industry players in the country's marginal fields, the Sinopec-Sabio-IODC consortium has not taken part in any of our prior processes,” Petronas said in a statement yesterday.
Iran: 2 Revolutionary Guards, 21 rebels killed in clashes
Iran said Wednesday two of its Revolutionary Guards and 21 rebels were killed in a clash between government forces and the PJAK rebel group.
Afghanistan: Anatomy Of A Hit Dispatches From the Edge Conn Hallinan July 23, 2011
The assassination of Ahmed Wali Karzai in Kandahar July 12 is one of those moments when the long and bloody Afghanistan war suddenly comes into focus. It is not a picture one is eager to put up on the wall.
'Iran nuclear program cannot be stopped'
Iran's Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi says the country's peaceful nuclear program has reached a point that no longer can be stopped.
Missile shield will spark nuclear arms race: North Korea
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - If U.S. plans to deploy a missile shield to protect Europe against a possible attack by Iran are realized, it will spark a new nuclear arms race, North Korea's U.N. ambassador said Wednesday. The U.S. plan, which is being developed in consultation...
Heads start rolling over Cyprus munitions blast
Cypriot authorities have suspended four fire service officers from duty in the wake of a navy base munitions blast that killed 13 people, as junior coalition partner Diko told its ministers to quit the government.
Imam of Jerusalem: “Obama should know that it will hang next to Bush”: Israel Today
“I urge the PA President Abu Mazen to cancel the agreement with Hamas and to choose the path of peace with Israel.” This was stated by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his meeting with the special representative of the “Quartet” Tony Blair.
IRAN 3-0 UAE
A second-string Iran team defeated the United Arab Emirates 3-0 on Wednesday to send the Gulf nation out of the Asian Cup in a match both teams finished with 10 men.
WESTERN PISTACHIO ASSOCIATION IS NOW AMERICAN PISTACHIO GROWERS
Grower organization changes name to align with global communications efforts.
Egypt caretaker government mulls ties with old foe Iran
One of Egypt’s ruling generals has sought to reassure Americans the military-led caretaker government has no intention of mending ties with Iran, a longtime foe and regional rival.
Iran's Dream for a Middle East Gas Pipeline
Written by John DalyNothing gets oilmen more excited than the idea of building pipelines from exotic...
Iran moves four places down in FIFA ranking
Iran has moved four places down in the latest world football rankings released by FIFA on Wednesday. In the world rankings Iran moved down to 54th with 561 points. The team has stayed at fourth place among the Asian teams, behind Japan (918), Australia (831), and South Korea (781) respectively.
FROM DRAMA TO ROUTINE
The recent visit of the American secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, to India for the second session of the strategic dialogue between India and the United States of America provided a good opportunity for taking stock of the state of the relationship and the direction in which it was headed.
Even in Oil-Rich Iran, Green Transit Ideas Are Catching On
Tehran is not an obvious place for sustainable transportation ideas to thrive. Gas used to cost next to nothing—about 38 cents per gallon— until December , when the government quadrupled the price to about $1.50 per gallon for a monthly ration of about 16 gallons per car, and closer...
Turkey, through a teacher’s lens
GORHAM – Have an exciting summer vacation story to tell? A Gorham High School world history teacher sure does.
Additional news "Political news"
Director of the Center for Strategic Studies under the President of Tajikistan Sukhrob Sharipov on July 14 press conference, said the U.S. decision to withdraw its troops from Afghanistan.
Media Slammed for Linking Islam to Norway Attacks
The United Nations’ human rights office on Wednesday slammed the media for initial reports that linked the terrorist attacks in Norway with Islamic militants.
28 July 2011
Is firing tear gas and bean bag rounds inside a detention facility an acceptable way of diffusing tension and unrest?
Iran vows full support for Palestine
Iran's foreign minister says the Islamic Republic will stand on the side of the Palestinians until Palestine's complete liberation from Israeli occupation.
Queiroz: We don't fear, but we respect Maldives
Male’, MALDIVES - Iran’s national team coach, Carlos Queiroz has said that they don’t fear Maldives, but would respect Maldives in the 2014 FIFA World Cup Qualifier against Maldives on July 28th.
The New Foreign Policy Frontier
A rapidly changing world requires news ways of thinking, and new tools for understanding and engaging with societies as well as governments
10-year-old helps locate stolen Gandhi puppet
A 10-foot Gandhi puppet, stolen along with Ignacio resident Jes Richardson’s car, was returned to him thanks in part to the detective work of a 10-year-old.
Book series to start at library
Newton Public Library will offer a four-part book discussion series August through November on the theme “Middle Eastern Culture and Society.”
Berlin urged to prosecute PJAK leader
Iran has urged Germany to prosecute leaders of the Party for Free Life of Kurdistan (PJAK) as Tehran seems determined to continue its strikes against the terrorist group.
Suspend work on port, Iraq tells Kuwait
AFP/Baghdad Baghdad called on Kuwait yesterday to suspend work on a controversial megaport until Iraq is assured its shipping lanes will not be squeezed by the project but Kuwait said work on the project will continue.
Presidential Proclamation--Suspension of Entry of Aliens Subject to United Nations Security Council Travel Bans and ...
In light of the firm commitment of the United States to the preservation of international peace and security and our obligations under the United Nations Charter to carry out the decisions of the United Nations Security Council imposed under Chapter VII, I have determined that it is in the interests...
Iranian Guards general is oil ministry nominee
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad yesterday nominated a Revolutionary Guards commander targeted by international sanctions, Rostam Qasemi, to head the strategic oil ministry, reports said.
Cruciani: We aim for a draw against Iran
Male’, MALDIVES – Maldivian National Team coach, Diego Cruciani has said that Maldives targets a draw against Iran in tomorrow night's 2014 FIFA World Cup match.
When the Government's Stumped, Create a Commission!
The cliche The need for "commissions." When big problems need solving in America, politicians and pundits increasingly look not to the elected officials, but to experts appointed by elected officials to sit on a "commission." For example: In his column for The New York Times today, Tom Friedman...
European fabric frayed at the edges
As the EU's debt crisis weakens its political and security influence, Turkey is left free to pursue its own agenda – which may be a more significant event in the long run. 28 Jul 2011 6:18 AM
Pineda, Romales win Master Bowlers titles in triangular bowling
Bacolod City High School (BCHS) bets Norman Pineda of Class '74 and teammate Carmen Romales won the master bowler title in their respective
Compliment Or Repudiation? Ben Affleck And DNC Dismiss GOP’s Use Of The Town As Motivation
As we reported yesterday, House Republicans were treated to a special presentation by Rep. Kevin McCarthy during a party meeting to figure out how to sort out the debt ceiling crisis, where members viewed a clip from Ben Affleck’s The Town in an attempt to unite the party behind John...
Ahmadinejad Nominates Guards Commander for Oil Ministry
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Wednesday nominated a commander of the Revolutionary Guards to head the Oil Ministry, official news agency IRNA reported.
Turqueza, Frayna to India’s World Junior C’ship on Aug.1
The Philippines will send a two-man crack pair to the World Junior boys and girls under-20 Chess Championships in Chennai, India on August 1.
US sought to stop ‘Pakistan N-drive’
AFP/Washington The United States waged a secret diplomatic campaign in the 1970s to prevent Pakistan from developing nuclear weapons by pressing countries to control exports, declassified documents said.
Welcome Mat Rolls Up as Dubai Tries to Stem Dissent
Experts say that signs of a broad plan by the U.A.E. to quell challenges to its authority may be damaging its reputation as a hub for business and tourism.
N. Korea warns of new nuclear arms race ahead of US talks
North Korea said Wednesday, ahead of landmark talks with the United States, that a US missile defense shield will set off a new nuclear arms race.
Heeding the call of the drumbeat
In the tradition of good old American music, it’s not usually women you’ll find manning the drums. Dozens of bands are known for their legendary drummers — The Rolling Stones, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, KISS — and none of them are women.
Iran President Nominates Revolutionary Guard As Oil Minister
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Bill would shut down PLO office for statehood action
An appropriations bill would shut down the PLO office in Jerusalem if Palestinians pursue statehood recognition absent talks with Israel and fail to take steps to stop incitement.
Iranian Deutsche Welle blogger set free
After two weeks, Deutsche Welle blogger Pegah Ahangarani has been released from Iranian custody. But the charges against her still aren't clear.
Alexander Wolff: One year out from 2012 Olympics, London's rich history beckons
It could have been the 15,000 participants, or maybe the $100 million price tag, or perhaps The Flying Man, the guy who lit the torch after completing his final lap of the Olympic Stadium track while suspended in midair. Whatever the cause, organizers of next summer's London Olympics must have...
Iran:
Iran may not have much choice, but selling oil under a barter system won't solve the country's woes. International sanctions make it increasingly difficult for buyers of Iranian oil to finance their imports. A payment dispute recently led to a suspension of Iranian oil sales to India.
Mongol Rally: The Ultimate Road Trip
Leon Logothetis , whose reality TV series "Amazing Adventures of a Nobody" chronicled his journeys on very little money each day, is undertaking a new and perhaps even more daunting adventure: the Mongol Rally . This 10,000-mile road trip leaves from London and goes to Ulan Bator, Mongolia, with only one...
What America's Expected Troop Withdrawal Means For Saudi Arabia
Not only has he watched close regional allies, Egypt’s President Hosni Mubarak and Yemen’s Ali Abdullah Saleh, be toppled, but fellow crowned heads in Bahrain, Morocco, and Jordan have also felt their thrones quake from public protest.
Adm Mullen urges Israel to apologize to Turkey
Officials said the administration of President Barack Obama has sent envoys to Israel to urge it to accept Turkish demands for a reconciliation. The demands included an Israeli apology and compensation for the killing of eight Turks on a Gaza-bound flotilla in May 2010.
US Treasury official: up to India to resolve Iran oil payment ...
> "That's for the Indian government to resolve. We are happy to provide advice on the way our sanctions program works," he said on the sideline of an event organised by the Confederation of Indian Industry. Top oil exporter Saudi Arabia has struck deals to sell 3 million barrels more...
‘Iran will not wait for formalities to enhance ties with Egypt’
TEHRAN, July 27 (MNA) -- Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi has said that Tehran will not wait for formalities to be completed to take measures to improve its relations with Cairo.
Russia wary of Iran’s unexpected strike
Gabala radar station may serve as a barrier in a possible attack by Iran, according to a Russian expert Ruslan Pukhov.
Middle East Online
BAGHDAD - Iraq's Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari demanded on Wednesday that Iran stop shelling positions of Kurdish rebels inside Iraq, saying it damages ties between the neighbouring countries.
Ban Iranian Olympians, World Jewish Congress urges IOC
The World Jewish Congress called on the International Olympic Committee to bar Iran from the 2012 Games until the country allows its athletes to compete against Israelis.
‘Principlists, reformists will seriously compete in next election’
TEHRAN, July 27 (MNA) – Mohammad-Nabi Habibi, the secretary general of Islamic Coalition Party, has said it is a wrong analysis to think that the reformists have been eliminated from the country’s political scene and the principlists will not have any major rival for the March parliamentary elections.
U.S. dances on debt cliff edge
It was fascinating to watch U.S. President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner make their appeals to the nation in television addresses over their deadlock about whether and how to raise the $14.3 trillion ceiling on U.S. debts before the country runs out of money next...
US urged to release innocent Iranians
Iran's Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi has urged the United States to free innocent Iranian nationals in its custody based on humanitarian principles.
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