News Archive - 20 October 2013
Signs of rift between Israel and US over Iran
JERUSALEM (AP) — Just days after the first round of global nuclear talks with Iran, a rift appears to be emerging between Israel and its closest ally, the United States.
Netanyahu: Step Up Pressure On Iran
JERUSALEM -- JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel's prime minister on Sunday urged the international community to step up the pressure on Iran, despite some optimism following the latest round of nuclear talks with the Islamic Republic.
Cruz, McCain, Cordray to headline Reuters Washington Summit
>WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A week after Senate leaders brokered a bipartisan spending deal to reopen the government and stave off a potentially disastrous default on American debt, Reuters will host several key players in the budget dispute as part of its annual Washington Summit. The Summit, to be held Monday...
No firm date for uncertain Syria peace talks: envoy
>CAIRO (Reuters) - Arab League chief Nabil Elaraby said on Sunday peace talks aimed at ending the civil war in Syria were scheduled for November 23, but the international envoy for Syria said no date had yet been set for the long-delayed conference. International efforts to end the 2-1/2 year...
Iran splits US, Israel
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS JERUSALEM — Just days after the first round of global nuclear talks with Iran, a rift appears to be emerging between Israel and its closest ally, the United States. Israels prime minister...
Germany into World Cup finals, England win
Five European teams are through to soccer's World Cup finals after victories by Germany, Belgium and Switzerland, while England have scored a vital win.
WORLD OPINION: MIDEAST NEGOTIATIONS Progress may be near on Iran nuke program
Talks in Geneva last week between Iran and the permanent members of the United Nations Security Council plus Germany began well.Both Iran's nuclear program and the economic sanctions against it were on the table. More talks are scheduled for Nov. 7 and 8.
Lebanese say Syria captors tormented them with lies
BEIRUT - Lebanese ex-hostage Ali Termos says his Syrian rebel captors moved him 13 times during his 17-month ordeal, constantly stringing him along with the lie that freedom was hours away. "My nerves were wrecked. I counted that we were moved 13 times, maybe more," he said in his living...
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Dubai ‘most reputable city’ in region, says new survey
Abu Dhabi was the second most reputable regional city, coming in at 63.
China’s arms industry goes global
Turkey's military always relied on NATO-supplied Patriot missiles, but its selection of Chinese defense company stunned the military establishment.
Dozens killed as suicide bomber hits checkpoint
A SUICIDE bomber driving a truck packed with 1.5 tonnes of explosives has killed at least 31 people and wounded dozens in the Syrian city of Hama.
Homeland Postmortem: Show Boss Breaks Down the "Magic Trick" of Season 3
[WARNING: The following story contains major spoilers from Sunday'sHomeland. Read at your own risk.] If something has seemed off about this season ofHomeland, there's a good reason for it: That's exactly what the writers wanted!Homeland postmortem: Brody's Back ? but for how long? I was an amateur magician when...
Lebanese pilgrims freed by Syrian rebels
Nine Lebanese Shi'ite pilgrims kidnapped by rebels in Syria last year have been released.
ICYMI: What's happening in world news
Graffiti by Banksy draws attention in New York City. He sold artwork for $60 at a secret booth last week.
Awash in oil, US reshapes its Mideast role
The United States is less reliant each month on Middle East energy, thanks to increasing production of both oil and natural gas from technologies such as hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, which allows extraction of oil and gas from shale deposits.
10 Things to Know for Monday - NBC40.net
(AP Photo/Syrian State television via AP video). This image made from video made from Syrian state television shows the aftermath of a truck bomb attack in Hama, Syria, Oct. 20, 2013.
Israeli minister presses Ottawa for support on Iran’s nuclear program
Yuval Steinitz says his country wants Tehran to give up its capacity to enrich uranium, so it could not make weapons fuel
Talks driving U.S., Israel apart
By The Associated Press, The Associated Press JERUSALEM — Just days after the first round of global nuclear talks with Iran, a rift appears to be emerging between Israel and its closest ...
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Lights, camera, and action as Ireland dazzles on big screen
THE news that two major films may begin production here in the near future has again focused an international gaze on Ireland’s film industry and the possibility of big-budget blockbusters returning to these shores once more.
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Larijani criticize Ayatollah Khomeini grand daughter for content of her Face Book
Latest VideoOctober 21st, 2013 Larijani criticize Ayatollah Khomeini grand daughter for content of her Face Book During a speech in open session of Majlis on Sunday 20 October , Ali Larijani hint to Ayatollah Khomeini grand daughter Face Book in which , Naeimeh Eshraghi published a photo of her...
Outside View: Time for scholars to examine Iranian opposition
Baltimore (UPI) Oct 18, 2013 The P5+1 nuclear negotiations in Geneva this week have the world asking whether there isn't a better way to address the Iranian nuclear problem. Tehran's negotiating style, which relies on the cyclical use of threat and accommodation, has frustrated the West and served the regime's...
FEINBERG FORECAST: Updated Projections (With 19 Weeks Until the 86th Oscars)
THR's awards analyst reassesses the field after another huge weekend for "Gravity" and "Captain Phillips" and the unveiling of "Saving Mr. Banks" in London. read more
Will Radical Islam be defeated?
Of course, I am not preaching this sermon to America’s military, which knows the truth of what I am saying here far better than I do.
Israel's spies lag in shadow war with Iran
Tel Aviv, Israel (UPI) Oct 18, 2013 Israel's security services say they've arrested an Iranian spy, allegedly the first planted by the Revolutionary Guards' elite al-Quds Force rather than the Islamic Republic's intelligence service. But the score, it seems, is currently in Iran's favor. That's due in large part to...
US-Middle East diplomacy is working but the risks are high
Washington is showing wisdom in its policy on Syria, and its new relationship with Iran may be more vital still
Gingrich: Washington Needs More Tom Foleys
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50 die in Syria suicide bombings as hostages released in tripartite deal
Nine Lebanese pilgrims and two Turkish pilots released from jail as part of exchange deal
Kuwait sees huge budget surplus
Kuwait is expecting a budget surplus between KD12 billion ($42.4 billion) and KD14 billion in the 2013-2014 financial year. The expectation hinges largely on the oil price fluctuating between $104 and $106 barrels-per-day (bpd) during the year.
Local spine surgeon shares techniques with other doctors around the globe
Henry Fabian's role as a doctor for the U.S. Ski Team has helped him to develop strong relationships with other doctors around the world.
"Slutty" Shiraz
If I was to ask which wine was the most accommodating, most would suggest a white, but having spent an evening getting up-close-and-personal with Shiraz as part of a Shiraz Tasting and Talk, I believe we have a new champion.
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BAGHDAD (AP) - A suicide bomber slammed his explosive-laden car Sunday night into a busy cafe in Iraq's capital, part of a day of violence across the country that killed 45 people, authorities said.
Freed pilgrims detail horrific ordeal
Nine newly freed Lebanese hostages recounted Sunday how they miraculously escaped death during their 17-month ordeal, detailing how Syrian captors often insulted them and deprived them of medication and food.
Brahimi: No Geneva conference without credible opposition
An international conference aimed at ending Syria’s civil war is planned for Nov. 23, the head of the Arab League said Sunday, although U.N. envoy to Syria Lakhdar Brahimi said the date had yet to be finalized and that peace talks would not be held without a credible opposition.
Ali Larjani attack Hashemi Rafsanjani for quotating Ayatollah Khomeini about “Death to America ”
Latest VideoOctober 20th, 2013 Ali Larjani attack Hashemi Rafsanjani for quotating Ayatollah Khomeini about “Death to America ” During a speech in open session of Majlis on Sunday 20 October , speaker Ali Larijani attacked Hashemi Rafsanjani for quoting founder of Islamic Republic Ayatollah Khomeini about stop of slogan...
UN envoy says Syrian peace talks not possible unless rebels bridge rifts among themselves
The UN-Arab League envoy for Syria says peace talks are in doubt unless a "credible opposition" takes part, overcoming rifts among its factions, as dozens are killed in a truck bombing in the Syrian city of Hama. Lakhdar Brahimi refused to give a firm date for a new round of...
Here's Where The 6 Billion Photos On Flickr Come From
Most of the time, when any of us use Flickr, we use it to browse our friends' photos, or, perhaps, to search for an image of a particular place or person. We click around, seeing a tiny, tiny slice of the more than six billion photos that reside on that...
China aiming for 'de-Americanised world' with renminbi replacing dollar
Given the scale of China's consumption of fossil fuels and raw materials, it is only a matter of time before the renminbi replaces the dollar as the primary currency for trading commodities and resources
Dozens Killed in Suicide Bombing in Syria
A suicide bomber driving a truck packed with explosives killed at least 30 people and wounded dozens on a busy road on the outskirts of Hama.
Khomeini charity foundation install electronic machines for payment of “Sadagheh “
Latest VideoOctober 20th, 2013 Khomeini charity foundation install electronic machines for payment of “Sadagheh “ Khomeini charity foundation – Committee Emdad Emam - install electronic machines for payment of “Sadagheh ” by Iranians who named already those machines as “Electronic beggers ” ! ...
Report of Iranian TV about former parliamentary reporter Massih Alinejad
Latest VideoOctober 20th, 2013 Report of Iranian TV about former parliamentary reporter Massih Alinejad The Iranian TV report about former parliamentary reporter Massih Alinejad , who escaped the country and cooperates with VOA Persian service . ...
Syria negotiation leads to Lebanese abductees freedom
A complicated negotiation over the fate of Lebanese Shiites involving four countries secured their release after almost a year in captivity.
Almost 30 million estimated to be slaves worldwide
The Walk Free Foundation cited the number in the foundation's global slavery index, which for the first time provides a map, country by country, of the depth and breadth of the scourge.
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Ajman: GMC Hospital - 11 years of quality healthcare
Ajman, Oct 20: Over the last decade GMC Hospital, Ajman, an integrated healthcare delivery component of Gulf Medical University, Ajman has been in the forefront of offering high quality, affordable healthcare to all sections of the society.
Iran holds large-scale military maneuver
A senior Iranian commander says Iran Army has staged a massive military maneuver with the purpose of countering possible enemy missile attacks.
The Madness Of The Syria Proxy War In One Chart
The Syrian war, now in its 31st month, has...
Indian Chinese families ask PM to end visa ‘discrimination’
They say “discriminatory” visa policies effectively prevent Indian citizens who are married to Chinese spouses from raising their families in India.
10 Days: How Well Do You Know the Sixers? Take the Quiz!
While watching the scrimmage, it seemed like most people had a lot of trouble recognizing who was who.
Iran, Russia top cmdrs. meet in Tehran
The Iranian and Russian Air Force commanders have met in the Iranian capital, Tehran, to exchange views on ways of further expanding Tehran-Moscow cooperation in military and defense sectors.
Arab League chief backs Saudi on UN Council move
Arab League chief Nabil al-Arabi Sunday backed Saudi Arabia's rejection of a seat on the UN Security Council, saying the diplomatic body had failed in its responsibility towards the Arab world.
Toronto’s reputation ranked 2nd in global study
The city jumped 20 spots since last year’s survey by the Reputation Institute, behind only Sydney.
Iran leader buys fight over 'Death to America' chant
An attempt by Iran's reformist President, Hassan Rouhani, to abolish the chant "Death to America" as part of his drive to improve relations with the West has angered hardliners.The slogan, "Marg bar Amrika" in Farsi, has been heard...
IRBMs Said To Reach Hizbullah
ABU DHABI [MENL] -- The Iranian-sponsored Hizbullah was said to have received intermediate-range ballistic missiles from Iran. Copyrights 2008, Middle East Newsline.
Tehran hard-liners say Iran was asked to slow, not halt, enrichment
The six world powers negotiating with Iran over its disputed nuclear program asked Tehran in an opening proposal this past week to slow, rather than halt, low-level uranium enrichment at its two enrichment facilities, a hard-line website in Iran reported.
Iran's Rowhani names replacements for rejected nominees
Iran's moderate President Hassan Rouhani named three new ministers on Sunday to replace nominees rejected by the conservative-dominated parliament in August, Iranian media reported.
Newly freed pilgrim speaks of difficult conditions in captivity
Hammoud is one of the nine Lebanese who were released earlier this week in a three-way swap deal that also included the return of Turkish pilots to Ankara and the release of over 100 Syrian women detainees.
Treasury Secretary: Budget fight ‘got close to edge’
WASHINGTON (AP) - Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew says the just-resolved budget fight was "a little bit scary" because it "got close to the edge," and the lesson has to be that U.S. won't be put in that position again.
Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu Warns Against Easing Sanctions On Iran On 'Meet The Press' [VIDEO]
Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel, appeared on NBC News’ “Meet the Press" on Sunday to discuss the nuclear threat of Iran. David Gregory, moderator of “Meet the Press” asked Netanyahu why talks between western powers, the United States and Iran could not necessarily be seen as progress.
Singapore Air drops world's longest flight
The world's longest nonstop flight – linking Singapore to New Jersey – is going away.
‘Homeland’ goes to South America: Brody’s Venezuela nightmare tower
Now in its 3rd season, 'Homeland' has taken a surprise turn for South America — and some of the backstory sounds very real.
Israel to get US briefing on Iran nuclear talks
JERUSALEM - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday world pressure on Iran must be maintained, as an Israeli delegation travelled to Washington to be briefed on talks on Iran’s nuclear programme.
Syria peace conference set for Nov 23
Arab League Secretary-General Nabil Elaraby gestures during a joint news conference with U.N.-Arab League envoy for Syria Lakhdar Brahimi (not pictured) at the headquarters of the Arab League in Cairo on Sunday.
Saudi Act Of Protest Stuns U.N., And Some Observers
Known for quiet diplomacy, Saudi Arabia is taking an unusual and very public step to protest the international community's failure to resolve the crisis in Syria and other issues that interest Riyadh. On Thursday, Saudi Arabia was elected to become a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, which...
Sleiman thanks regional countries involved in release deal
President Michel Sleiman expresses his gratitude toward regional countries for their efforts in securing the release of nine Lebanese who were held hostage in Syria for over a year.
Israeli leader: Step up pressure on Iran
JERUSALEM (AP) - Israel's prime minister is urging the international community to step up the pressure on Iran, despite some optimism following the latest round of nuclear talks with the Islamic Republic.
Dharamsala gears up for film fest
The three-day Free Spirit Film Festival will be held in this Himachal Pradesh hill station beginning Monday, organisers said Sunday.
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On Friday, October 18, Saudi Arabia refused a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council, citing political reasons. This, mind you, is the same kingdom that spared no effort 15 years ago to obtain the seat. There were even rumors four years ago that Saudi sought to “purchase” Lebanon’s Security...
Lebanon pilgrims held by Syria rebels free
A Qatar-brokered deal has resulted in the release of 9 Lebanese pilgrims kidnapped last year by insurgents in Syria.
Arabian Gulf security top agenda at Bahrain conference
GCC-Turkish ties, Iran, cyberspace challenges among other key issues to be discussed
In Big Win for Defense Industry, Obama Rolls Back Limits on Arms Exports
The United States is loosening controls over military exports, in a shift that former U.S. officials and human rights advocates say could increase the flow of American-made military parts to the world’s conflicts and make it harder to enforce arms sanctions.
Turkish and Lebanese hostages freed in exchange deal
Greeted by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, two Turkish airline pilots have arrived in Istanbul, two months after being kidnapped in…
Iran's president proposes new ministers
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran's media says President Hassan Rouhani has named three candidates for ministerial posts to replace nominees who were rejected by the conservative-dominated parliament.
'Friends of Syria' to meet rebels to push peace efforts
Western and Arab powers will meet with Syria's opposition on Tuesday in a bid to push for long-delayed peace talks in Geneva with President Bashar al-Assad's regime.
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