News Archive - 2 September 2011
Concern rising about Iran military nuclear work: IAEA
>VIENNA (Reuters) - The watchdog International Atomic Energy Agency is "increasingly concerned" about possible work in Iran to develop a nuclear payload for a missile, the IAEA said in a confidential report obtained by Reuters on Friday. In addition to addressing the issue of alleged military dimensions to Iran's nuclear...
UN: Credible evidence Iran working on nuke weapons
VIENNA — The UN nuclear agency said Wednesday it is “increasingly concerned” about a stream of intelligence information suggesting that Iran continues to work secretly on developing a nuclear payload for a missile and other components of a nuclear weapons program.
UN nuclear agency seeks rare Mideast nuclear talks
>VIENNA (Reuters) - The U.N. nuclear agency has invited its members -- including Israel, Arab states and Iran -- to attend rare talks later this year about the volatile Middle East and efforts to rid the world of atomic bombs, it said on Friday. While Israel and some Arab...
Turkey agrees to host early warning radar
>ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A NATO early-warning radar system will be deployed in Turkey to help spot missile threats coming from outside Europe, including potentially from Iran, the Turkish and U.S. governments said on Friday. "Turkey's hosting of this element will constitute our country's contribution to the defense system being...
'Iran's Rassad sat mission accomplished'
Head of Iran Space Agency (ISA) Hamid Fazeli says the country's Rassad (Observation) satellite has successfully completed its mission following its launch in mid-June.
U.S. enlists Georgia, other nations in thwarting dirty-bomb threat
TBILISI, Georgia - The rattling olive Audi A4 with two middle-aged smugglers attracted little attention as it slithered through this former Soviet republic one morning in February, speeding toward the Turkish border.
DelValle aims for impressive outing
Luis Orlando DelValle is facing a boxer far inferior to his last opponent, but winning is hardly DelValle's singular goal. Looking good is almost as important as he tries to open avenues toward a title fight.
Iran Rejects Double-dealing Attitude of West
Tehran, September 1 (KCNA) -- The deputy chief of Staff of the General Command of Armed Forces of Iran denounced the double-dealing attitude of the West towards the issue of terror on Aug. 30.
Mike Blackson: Obama shows lack of leadership
I wasn't going to write about this, I really wasn't. For the space I've been given to state my thoughts and the positions of my group I want to write about current issues we are facing and the challenges the future holds.
U.S. Development of Bunker Buster Censured: Rodong Sinmun
Pyongyang, September 2 (KCNA) -- The U.S. is stepping up the production of Bunker Buster. Its air force has already put an order for it with munitions industry.
Enemy Targeting Iran's Economy
Tehran, September 1 (KCNA) -- Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei said that the global arrogance is doing its best to blow a strike on Iran's economy, but the vigilance of Iranian officials and the resistance of the Iranian nation will foil their efforts.
Schism suspected: Attacks on vans kill 11 people in Kurram
PARACHINAR, Sept 2: Eleven people were killed and two others got injuries when unknown assailants attacked passenger vans in Kurram Agency on Thursday and Friday, sources said.
UN concerned over Australian refugee plans
CANBERRA (AFP) - United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said Saturday he had concerns about Australia's approach towards refugees, even as he praised the "model" nation for its record on the world stage.
Is warmongering down?
I wonder how many journalists covering Libya are aware that the African continent is the world’s most peaceful when it comes to interstate wars.
Former Team Melli coach Miroslav Blazevic's return to Iran sets off bizarre series of events
It was a music to the ears of many Iranian football fans; Miroslav Blazevic, the 76-year-old experienced Croatian manager returned to – what he described as - “his second home” after 10 years.
Europeans ban Syrian oil as crackdown continues
Country's export provides about quarter of income
Castro remains out of sight, fueling usual death rumors
'You start with the fact that he's Lazarus and proceed from there,' one author says of Castro.
Fort Bragg troops are first wave of an Iraq exodus
From an editorial published Thursday in the Fayetteville Observer:
VIDEO: UN fears over Iran nuclear plans
The UN nuclear watchdog says it is "increasingly concerned" that Iran is working on components for a nuclear weapons programme.
How to force the United Nations to change
It won’t become law anytime soon, but a bill to be introduced in the House next week to revolutionize how America finances UN activities is already stirring up Turtle Bay. Which needs it. A top member of the US delegation to the UN, Ambassador Joseph Torsella, publicly complained this...
Cops put squeeze on 'python biter'
A python has undergone emergency surgery in the US after a man allegedly bit the creature twice. Related Stories UN concern over Iran nuclear work Poodle Ted is a fire rescue hero Calderon vows to clean-up policing US sues bank giants over mortgages Saggy trousers rocker grounded
Saggy trousers rocker grounded
Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong says his sagging trousers cost him a seat on a US flight. Related Stories UN concern over Iran nuclear work Poodle Ted is a fire rescue hero Calderon vows to clean-up policing US sues bank giants over mortgages Cops put squeeze on 'python biter'
Canada overcomes early World Cup jitters
National squad starts off road to the 2014 World Cup with 4-1 qualifying win over St. Lucia at BMO Field on Friday
Asian Football Confederation 2014 World Cup qualifiers round-up: Carlos Queiroz's Iran win big, Jose Antonio Camacho's ...
Friday marked the beginning of the third round of 2014 Fifa World Cup qualifiers through the Asian Football Confederation, with 10 matches in total played across the continent.
WCQ Recap: Canada turn it on for 4-1 rout of St. Lucia
TORONTO -- With the sounds of the Canadian National Exhibition’s midway reverberating around BMO Field, Canada took their boisterous fans on a roller-coaster ride en route to a 4-1 victory over St. Lucia to open their World Cup qualifying campaign.
Pistorius ends worlds odyssey with historic silver
DAEGU, South Korea: Oscar Pistorius’ history-making participation at the world championships ended with a silver medal after his [...]
Canada records win despite slow start against St. Lucia in World Cup qualifying
TORONTO - Josh Simpson scored twice as Canada started its 2014 World Cup qualifying journey in somewhat unconvincing fashion before dispatching Caribbean minnow St. Lucia 4-1 Friday night.
Labor Day 2011 and Obama's job-killing policies: Stamper Brown
View full sizeAP photoA job postings board is shown at Central City Concern employment access center today in Portland, Ore. U.S. employers stopped adding jobs in August, an alarming setback for an economy that has struggled to grow and...
Global military dominance becoming unaffordable
Both ‘Britannia’ and the Western alliance are losing the means to perpetuate military-political hegemony worldwide.
Thai And Filipino Cyclists First To Arrive
Bandar Seri Begawan - Two of the 15 teams participating in the Butra Heidelberg Cement Tour de Brunei 2011 are scheduled to touch down in Brunei Darussalam tomorrow for the inaugural prestigious cycling championship from Sept 7-11.
Don Kraus: Ros-Lehtinen Hijacks Pro-Israel Support for Extreme Anti-UN Bill
Funding for the United Nations should not be cut based on the actions of some of its members. It's like blaming Madison Square Garden for the New York Knicks losing a game.
Vail Valley Voices: Peaceful transition or ... ?
Autocrats and royals across the Middle East and North Africa face an increasingly urgent decision on how their legacy will survive internal political pressures. A lasting role for the royal family or for a dictator's child is Copyright 2011 Vail Daily. All rights reserved. This material may not be published,...
Released cables a 'disturbing development'
Attorney-General Robert McClelland says WikiLeaks' decision to publish the full unredacted cache of more than 250,000 US diplomatic cables is an extremely concerning move.
US can learn from China's rise
THE visit by United States Vice-President Joe Biden to China, meant to introduce Washington to the next Chinese leader Xi Jinping -- who will visit the US in a few months -- went relatively well and shows that both countries want to maintain stable relations at a time when the...
Four Cancer Researchers Chosen for SWOG's 2011 Young Investigators Workshop
SWOG has selected four talented, early-career researchers for its 2011 Young Investigator Training Course. These four will attend a three-day workshop September 19 - 21 in Seattle, Wash., for intensive training in how to design and conduct cancer clinical trials.
The new short story
Sahm Adrangi, hedge-fund manager, has become the Canadian member of an exclusive club of aggressive short-sellers who target Chinese-based companies listed in North American exchanges, reaping millions in the process
US sues bank giants over mortgages
The US government has begun legal action against the nation's largest banks, along with a handful of other financial institutions and executives, over the sale of home mortgage-backed securities. Related Stories US government 'set to sue banks' Rebels closing in on Gaddafi town UN concern over Iran nuclear work Poodle...
World news in brief, 9/3
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Iran welcomes UN nuclear report
TEHRAN: Iran on Friday welcomed as a "step forward" a UN report on its nuclear activities, saying it highlighted positive steps taken by Tehran towards "cooperation and transparency."
Assange leaks 251,287 raw US cables, sparking global outcry
The first time information from the 251,287 US diplomatic cables obtained by WikiLeaks was made public, the howls of rage came from Washington.
UN raises fears over Iran's nuclear weapons plan
The UN nuclear agency has said it is "increasingly concerned" about intelligence suggesting that Iran continues to secretly work on developing a nuclear payload for a missile and other components of a nuclear weapons programme.
Netherlands and Germany show their mettle
It seems that French President Nicolas Sarkozy has warmed to the role of Napoleon. The events in Libya have infatuated him. Gaddafi has not been toppled yet, but Sarkozy already threatens Iran. It...
Road deaths mar Iranian holiday
IRAN'S state radio said at least 90 people have died in road accidents around the country in three days of the end of Ramadan holiday, Eid al-Fitr.
What’s Wrong With Doctrines?
A lot of really strange analysis has been coming out on the subject of Obama Administration foreign policy following the apparant toppling of the Ghaddafi regime in Libya. Broadly criticized by opinion leaders of the left and right on his Libya policy until recently, it seems that many decided ...
HRW: Iran, Turkey hitting civilians
Turkey and Iran have not done enough to protect civilians while carrying out strikes against Kurdish separatists in Iraq’s autonomous Kurdistan region, Human Rights Watch said Friday.
Cynthia McKinney’s report on Libya
The day following the fall of Tripoli to CIA/NATO backed rebels, Cynthia McKinney spoke at Cleveland State University in downtown Cleveland about her fact-finding mission to Libya.
Watchdog's secret report reveals Iran nuclear fear
THE International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is "increasingly concerned" about possible work in Iran to develop a nuclear payload for a missile, it said in a
Health: Start the day with a drink
No, we are not speaking about vodka or beer or the tail of the dog. We are speaking about the healthiest drinks you can imagine to start your day, get your metabolism balanced, aid your digestive process and have the energy and goodwill to face another hard-working day.
No terrorist could kill the hardest SAS man of them all... It took a broken heart
At the height of his high-octane, adrenaline-fuelled days in the SAS, John McAleese was said to know no fear and feel no pain.
Kim Jong-Il's Power Strut, Iran's 9/11 Conspiracy
Authoritarian regimes often dream through propaganda. To see what they're fantasizing about, we regularly check in on what state-controlled media outlets have been churning out. Kim Jong-il looking powerful The Korean Central News Agency, you might be surprised to learn, has its own version of the wacky Kim Jong-il Looking...
Turkey, U.S. agree on radar
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 (UPI) -- Turkey has agreed to host a U.S. radar installation to detect Iranian rockets on one of its bases, officials say.
Handmade carpet exporters lose out in labour market
While Pakistan is classified globally as a low-income country, in at least one industry, the wages for unskilled labourers have risen too high for the industry to compete effectively: the handmade carpets industry.
Report: IAEA 'increasingly concerned' about possible Iran nuclear arms
An International Atomic Energy Agency report, dated and leaked Friday, said Iran continues to defy U.N. resolutions aimed at curbing its nuclear program and cited "increasing" concerns it may be developing nuclear weapons
Global Film Initiative: Nine views of the developing world
Global Film Initiative: Nine views of the developing world By Sean P. Means The Salt Lake Tribune Published Sep 2, 2011 03:31PM MDT The Global Film Initiative makes its eighth annual visit to Utah, bringing unique views of life in developing nations to the Broadway Centre Cinemas, 111 E. 300...
Andy Kutler: The Forty Most Annoying Americans
Jake Pavelka & Vienna Girardi: Watching these two narcissistic, fame-seeking neurotics spar with each other is like watching the Iran-Iraq War of the 1980s. There is no one to cheer for.
North Korea atom drive may rely on smugglers - IAEA
VIENNA (Reuters) - North Korea may have used a "clandestine supply network" to acquire technology and information needed for an uranium enrichment facility the reclusive Asian state revealed late last year, the U.N. nuclear agency said in a report.
9/11 has personal connection for Westlake doctor
Westlake doctor made his way to Ground Zero to try to help while in medical school and living in New Jersey,
UN agency ‘increasingly concerned’ about Iran’s nuclear activities
— The UN nuclear agency said Friday it is “increasingly concerned” about a stream of intelligence suggesting that Iran continues to work secretly on developing a nuclear payload for a missile and other components of a nuclear weapons program.
Favourites sweat as underdogs impress
The opening matchday of Asia's third qualifying round for the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ sent shockwaves across the continent, with favourites struggling to prove their credentials while underdogs stated their intention to mount a serious challenge.
'Latest IAEA report on Iran is positive'
International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Yukiya Amano's latest report has confirmed that Iran's civilian nuclear activities are transparent and have not been diverted, Iran's ambassador to the IAEA says, Press TV reports.
IAEA proposes rare Middle East talks
Reuters/Vienna The UN nuclear agency has invited all its members, including Israel, Arab states and Iran, to attend rare talks later this year about the volatile Middle East and efforts to rid the world of atomic bombs, a document showed yesterday.
Close shave for Brazil, Tahiti on target
Ukraine came close to ending Brazil’s lengthy unbeaten FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup run, while new boys Tahiti won their first ever game in the competition.
Outflix Brings GLBT Issues to Screen
Now in its 14th year, the Outflix Film Festival, which features gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender films from around the world, suddenly finds it...
How Israel Cuts Sensor-to-shooter Time
Long a leader in intel, surveillance and recon, Israel aims to master the cyber-realm, too.
Swiss nuclear smuggling suspects to face charges
FRANK JORDANS Associated Press GENEVA Three Swiss men suspected of aiding an international nuclear smuggling ring that supplied Libya and Iran are likely to face charges this fall, prosecutors said Friday. Urs Tinner, his brother Marco and their father Friedrich have been under investigation by Swiss authorities for almost a...
Iran nuclear work worries UN watchdog
Reuters/Vienna The watchdog International Atomic Energy Agency is “increasingly concerned” about possible work in Iran to develop a nuclear payload for a missile, the IAEA said in a confidential report obtained by Reuters yesterday.
UN Voices New Concerns Iran's Nuclear Program
International Atomic Energy Agency report cites credible information concerning Tehran's recent nuclear activities
Germany to boycott international anti-racism conference
Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle has said Germany won't attend an anti-racism conference due to concerns about anti-Semitism. Westerwelle said, however, that Germany remains committed to the fight against racism.
Australia and Japan leave it late (Reuters)
(Adds other matches)
Trading Oil for Natural Gas in the Truck Lane
Some U.S. companies are finding that the cost of switching to vehicles that run on alternative fuels is worth it over the long haul.
The disaster known as Netanyahu
Rather than apologising for Israel's killing of nine Turkish activists, the prime minister dug in he heels.
UN nuclear watchdog worried by Iran
The UN nuclear watchdog is getting more and more worried about a possible military dimension to Iran's nuclear activities, a new report reveals.
Iran Has Much to Lose if Syria's Assad Falls
The rest of the world wants to see Bashar al-Assad out, but for Iran, he's essential.
UN "concerned" about Iran's nuclear capabilities
The UN nuclear agency said it is "increasingly concerned" about a stream of intelligence information suggesting that Iran continues to work secretly on developing a nuclear payload for a missile and other components of a nuclear weapons program.
Iran welcomes IAEA report as ‘step forward’
TEHRAN— Iran on Friday welcomed as a “step forward” a UN report on its nuclear activities, saying it highlighted positive steps taken by Tehran towards “cooperation and transparency.”
A Decade After 9/11: Turkey Redefines Political Islam
In 1995, the city of Gaziantep, on the southeastern edge of Turkey’s Anatolian plain, was under siege. Its crumbling medieval center was swamped with refugees from a civil war between insurgent Kurds and the Turkish Army that eventually left...
Poodle Ted is a fire rescue hero
A poodle has saved a man's life in the United States by leading firefighters through a smoke-filled house to the 19-year-old asleep in the basement. Related Stories Syrian troops surround mosques EU imposes embargo on Syrian oil US government 'set to sue banks' Rebels closing in on Gaddafi town UN...
Fran O'Sullivan: Bluster won't bury Hager's revelations on military
Controversial source documents deserve wider airing, Wikileaks style The tsunami of flannel emanating from John Key, Phil Goff and the former Defence top dogs will not bury Nicky Hager's latest exposure on New Zealand's involvement...
Amr Moussa, Egypt Presidential Candidate, Predicts Bashar Assad Will Fall
CERNOBBIO, Italy -- Amr Moussa, a leading candidate for the presidency of Egypt, said Friday that he had warned Hosni Mubarak days before his fall to call off security forces who attacked demonstrators but was ignored by an authoritarian ruler who seemed convinced he could ride out the popular uprising.
August first month since 2003 that no U.S. forces have died in Iraq
BAGHDAD (AP) - August marked the first month since the 2003 U.S.-led invasion of Iraq that no American forces have died, according to an Associated Press tally.
North Korea Went to Black Market for Nuke Equipment, Says U.N.
The Associated Press The Associated Press VIENNA A report from the U.N. nuclear agency strengthens suspicions that — like Iran — North Korea turned to black market suppliers to set up its uranium enrichment plant. The report says the layout of equipment and other details observed last year by...
Iran 3 - 0 Indonesia
Iran defeated Indonesia in the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Asian qualifying round Group E courtesy of two goals from captain Javad Nekounam and one from substitute Andranik Teymourian on Friday.
MJ Rosenberg: The Disaster Known as Netanyahu
It is clear that Netanyahu wants to preserve the status quo, even if it means that Israel reverts to a position where every one of its neighbors is an actual or potential enemy.
AP Interview: Moussa says he warned Mubarak; predicts Assad fall in Syria, spread of democracy
DAN PERRY Associated Press CERNOBBIO, Italy Amr Moussa, a leading candidate for the presidency of Egypt, said Friday that he had warned Hosni Mubarak days before his fall to call off security forces who attacked demonstrators but was ignored by an authoritarian ruler who seemed convinced he could ride out...
West Islamophobic guise for idea fright
“War is an attitude, wherein you might not clearly see any particular operation” (Thomas Hobbes)
Fidel Castro silence sparks speculation on health
PAUL HAVEN Associated Press HAVANA It's been more than a year since Fidel Castro burst back on the scene with a spate of public appearances and dire warnings of nuclear Armageddon. But after a flurry of activity that quieted speculation about his exit from the world stage, the Cuban revolutionary's...
The disaster known as Netanyahu
Rather than apologising for Israel's killing of nine Turkish activists, the prime minister dug in he heels.
UN allows Israel to get away with murder
TEHRAN, Sept. 2 (MNA) -- The long-awaited United Nations inquiry into Israel’s attack on the Mavi Marmara, the flagship of the Gaza Freedom Flotilla, on May 31, 2010 has ruled that Israel’s naval blockade of the Gaza Strip is both legal and appropriate.
Inaugural valedictorian returns to WHS
After traveling the world, living and studying in different places, Kambiz Ahmad, returns to Windsor to teach high school classes where he was once named Valedictorian.
Iran urges total ban on nuclear weapons
Iran's envoy to the UN on Friday urged the international community to reject nuclear weapons and impose a total ban on nuclear tests.
AJC Praises Germany for Decision to Skip "Durban 3"
NEW YORK, Sept. 2, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- AJC praised Germany for withdrawing from this month's tenth anniversary commemoration of the UN World Conference on Racism. The event, known as Durban 3, will take place at the UN in New York on September 22. (Logo:...
'Iran will unleash hell on aggressors'
A senior commander of Iran's Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) says any act of aggression from the enemy will be met with a crushing response.
Turkey kicking out top Israeli diplomats over Gaza blockade
Turkey ordered the expulsion of Israel's ambassador and other senior diplomats stationed there on Friday, a dramatic slap against its one-time close ally over its failure to apologize for a deadly raid last year on a Gaza-bound ship in a flotilla loaded with humanitarian aid.
The GOP's Misguided Campaign Against the United Nations
From partial de-funding efforts to the recent "reform" bill, Republican moves against the UN risk U.S. global leadership and would cost far more than they'd save
New UN fears over Iran nuclear threat
The UN nuclear agency is "increasingly concerned" that Iran is still secretly developing a nuclear payload for a missile.
Ben Affleck’s ‘Argo’ Adds Michael Parks, Clea DuVall, Richard Kind; Official Synopsis Revealed
Warner Bros has sent out the obligatory press release to announce the commencement of filming on Ben Affleck's third film as director, Argo. We've known most of the cast for a while: Affleck, Alan Arkin, Bryan Cranston, and John Goodman, with more recent additions Kyle Chandler, Tate Donovan, Rory Cochrane...
Iran crushes Indonesia in FIFA World Cup qualifier
Canada opened its World Cup qualifying campaign in less than emphatic fashion with a 4-1 win over St. Lucia Friday night in Toronto, taking its first step towards qualification for the 2014 tournament in Brazil.
Iran Cinema Celebration honors three cineastes
On receiving her ISFA Award, Rakhshan Bani-Etemad said, "I am happy to receive the award from (filmmakers) Jafar Panahi and Naser Taqvaii. I would become even happier if Panahi and I could make a film, and if the cinema policymakers would think about what they will say to the next...
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