News Archive - 21 October 2013
UPDATE 2-Qatar to ease Palestinian debt, peace talks intensify ...
>PARIS Oct 21 (Reuters) - Qatar has agreed to provide $150 million in debt relief to the Palestinian Authority, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Monday as he announced that Israeli-Palestinian peace talks are intensifying.Speaking after he briefed Arab states about the direct peace negotiations, which...
Assad sees no date for Syria talks, mulls re-election
>* But he talks of running for re-election next year* Says "current factors" no help in holding Geneva 2BEIRUT, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said on Monday no date had been set for an international conference on ending his country's civil war and cast doubt on whether...
Kerry voices doubts on Iran role in Geneva talks on Syria
>Speaking in Paris after talks with Qatari Foreign Minister Khaled al-Attiyah, Kerry said Iran had already not supported the implementation of a first round of talks in Geneva."So it's very hard to see how Iran can be constructive in the absence of their willingness to come for the purpose...
McCain blames Obama’s Syrian policy for Saudi rejection of UN Security Council seat
>WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senator John McCain expressed sympathy on Monday for Saudi Arabia's decision to reject a seat on the U.N. Security Council and said it was largely the result of Saudi frustration over the Obama administration's Syria policy. Saudi Arabia turned down a coveted two-year term...
U.S. tries to calm Saudi anger over Syria, Iran
>PARIS/KUWAIT (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry sought on Monday to calm rising tensions with Saudi Arabia, which has spurned a U.N. Security Council seat in fury at inaction over the crisis in Syria. Saudi Arabia rejected a coveted two-year term on the council on Friday...
Iran sees nuclear talks with powers finishing within year ...
>* Iran insists on enrichment but says extent negotiableDUBAI Oct 21 (Reuters) - Iran believes it can wrap up negotiations with world powers over its disputed nuclear programme in one year or less, Iranian media quoted its chief nuclear negotiator as saying.At talks last week, the first since moderate...
Besieged Syrian town pleads "Save us from death" in letter
>* Residents say "the humanitarian situation is tragic"By Oliver HolmesBEIRUT, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Residents of a Syrian town besieged by President Bashar al-Assad's forces appealed to the world to "save us from death" in an open letter describing desperate conditions and suffering.Hundreds of men, women and children in...
MIDEAST STOCKS - Factors to watch - Oct 22
>INTERNATIONAL/REGIONAL* GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian shares softer before U.S. jobs data, dlr steady* U.S. crude sinks below $100, Brent gap widens* MIDEAST STOCKS-Regional shares mixed amid marginal profit-taking; Saudi up* MIDEAST MONEY-Dubai's World Expo bid may fuel boom, pose challenge* Gold clings to range ahead of US jobs data; SPDR...
India-Russia Summit: Deepening strategic partnership for global peace
Both sides stressed their continued commitment to promote and strengthen in every possible way their special and privileged strategic partnership.
Putin goes beyond protocol: Gives ‘special gift’ to PM Manmohan Singh
Moscow, Oct 22:As Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Russian President Vladimir Putin met in the Russian capital where the temperatures are near freezing, both stressed on the closeness of their ties in all spheres, including cooperation in economic, energy, defence,
Peninsula readers' letters: October 22
Letters from Daily News readers.
Bill signing recognizes R.I. divestment from Iran
A 2010 U.S. Congressional act authorized state governments to divest from Iran.
The deal Left didn’t foresee
Moscow: Five years ago, the Left and a range of activists in India pilloried Prime Minister Manmohan Singh personally and his government as a whole for “selling out” to the United States of America and insisted that the Indo-US nuclear deal would spell the death knell for India’s “independent” foreign...
'Banks and bombs' lecture tonight at Pitt
Avi Jorisch, an expert in the financing of terrorism, will speak at the University of Pittsburgh today on the subject.
Today in History
Today is Tuesday, Oct. 22, the 295th day of 2013. There are 70 days left in the year.
West needs to heed Iran's 'kill, kill again' message
JAMES ZUMWALT, UPI Outside View Commentator HERNDON, Va., Oct. 22 (UPI) -- Following yet another senseless round of fruitless talks with Iran on its nuclear program, Tehran remains just as committed to building a nuclear arsenal as it does to killing "Alireza M."
Wear Your City: High–Fashion Dresses Featuring Gorgeous Maps
Azin Valy, co–founder of New York City architecture and design firm I–Beam Design , knows cities. Through the years, I–Beam has worked on projects ranging from refugee shelters in Kosovo to parks in New York. Valy's love of urban landscapes expanded last year into another industry: fashion. The Cityzen by...
US crude hits 3-1/2-month trough below $99
U.S. oil futures fell to their lowest since early July below $99 a barrel on Tuesday, pressured by rising U.S. crude inventories.
Assad's return 'would extend Syria war'
Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad has been warned that any attempt to be re-elected would extend the civil war.
Center celebrates 15 years of service
Student, faculty children utilize services The Becky Gates Children Center celebrated 15 years of serving the children of Texas A and 'M faculty, staff and students Saturday. ...
Our opinion: Starving in Syria
Two months after a horrifying sarin gas attack propelled Syria to the center of Washington’s attention, the episode appears to have been forgotten.
Wasted potential - DAWN.COM
WHILE last month’s powerful earthquake in Balochistan resulted in an economic and human disaster in the province, it also created a new island off the coast of Gwadar in the Arabian Sea.
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THE decision by Saudi Arabia to not take up its seat amongst the UN Security Council’s 10 non-permanent members after being elected to the forum has surprised many in the international community. It is probably for the first time a UN member has made such a move.
Florida Orphan Will Get a Family
A Florida orphan whose church plea for a family to "love me until I die" garnered national attention has received about 10,000 requests from people asking to adopt him will "without a doubt" be getting a family, his caseworker said in an appearance with him on ABC's "The View" today.
The Onion deploys Jewish slurs to skewer Redskins owner
Search our Archives! Hamas claimed responsibility for a terror tunnel dug between Gaza and Israel.
‘No Syria crisis solution without Iran’
Senior member of the European Parliament (EP) Hannes Swoboda says the Syria conflict cannot be settled without Iran’s engagement, stressing that the ongoing crisis in the Arab nation must be resolved through political means and not a military intervention.
In the Loop: What the Republicans delivered: Some speeches to remember
The Republicans didn’t deliver a world without Obamacare, but they left us with some choice words.
Commission''s findings: over $5 billion goods being smuggled into Pakistan annually | Business Recorder
The total value of goods smuggled into Pakistan has been estimated at over $5 billion per annum - according to estimates of the commission constituted on ''smuggling of arms and ammunition''.
Ali Daei and Mayeli Kohan react to sentence of disciplinary committee in 90
Latest VideoOctober 21st, 2013 Ali Daei and Mayeli Kohan react to sentence of disciplinary committee in 90 Adel Ferdowsipoor try to reveal dispute between Ali Daei and referee Akrami from the recorded video , while Persepolis and Sabaye Ghom coaches Mohamad Mayeli Kohan were sentenced by disciplinary committee of...
Suspects held in Turkish pilots case released on bail
Three suspects detained for alleged involvement in the kidnapping of two Turkish pilots were released on bail Monday, a judicial source said.
Syria: Bashar al Assad says 'factors not in place' for peace conference
Bashar al Assad signals he has no intention of leaving office and says 'many questions' remain about the Syria peace conference
Saudi Arabia, Iran invested in Lebanon’s stability
Iran and Saudi Arabia may not have healed their strained relationship just yet, but political sources in Lebanon are still hoping their shared interest in Lebanon’s stability may lead to an arrangement prioritizing the country’s security over political considerations.
Syabu hampir RM18 juta dirampas di makmal haram
Empat lelaki termasuk dua warganegara Iran ditahan polis KUALA LUMPUR: Cecair dadah dipercayai syabu bernilai RM17.9 juta dirampas [...]
Youth For Christ Holds Banquet
Tonight is the chance for many to hear the life journey of one nationally-acclaimed speaker at Minot Youth for Christ's 31st-annual "Report to the People" banquet. Tonight's banquet will benefit Minot
Syrian opposition to consider taking part in Geneva II
Syria’s wary opposition meets in London Tuesday to weigh taking part in a proposed peace conference in Geneva a day after its European backers urged it to rally behind the talks.
Press Releases: Remarks With Qatari Foreign Minister Khalid al-Atiyah Before Their Meeting
Remarks With Qatari Foreign Minister Khalid al-Atiyah Before Their Meeting Remarks John Kerry Secretary of State U.S. Chief of Mission Residence Paris, France October 21, 2013 SECRETARY KERRY: Thank you very much. I want to thank Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius for his gracious hospitality here in Paris, and I...
Dennis Gartman: Crude oil heading to $85 per barrel
The editor of The Gartman Letter cited geopolitical forces and a U.S. energy boom for downward price pressure.
US sees Syria's Assad strengthened by rise of Islamist groups
>* Kerry: events on ground irrelevant to planned peace talks* Assad says considering running in 2014 electionBy Arshad MohammedPARIS, Oct 21 (Reuters) - The rise of Islamist groups fighting Syria's Western-backed rebels has emboldened the Syrian government and will make it harder to extract concessions from Damascus at any peace...
Aga Khan Awards Go to Projects that Build Community
The Aga Khan Award for Architecture, given every three years, announced the latest winning projects at a press conference in Lisbon. The prizes, which were first awarded in 1980, are intended to recognize design excellence and positive impact on communities that have a significant Muslim population.
Is a common fear of Iran driving Israel and Saudi Arabia together?
Search our Archives! One day in early March 1954, Uri Herscher, just 12 at the time, ran away from his parents. His father, Joseph, a cabinetmaker, and mother, Lucy, a laundress, were having trouble making ends meet living in Israel.
Iran to re-examine banned books
Iran's Culture Minister Ali Janati said Monday his department will review a ban imposed on certain books which censors have barred from publication, the official IRNA news agency reported.
Oil prices drop as Middle East shipments enjoy stability
NEW YORK -- Oil dropped below $100 a barrel Monday for the first time since early July as U.S. supplies keep rising and the risks of disruption to Middle East shipments subside. Benchmark crude fell $1.59, or 1.6 percent, to close at $99.22 on the New...
Shirin Neshat: telling Muslim women's stories on film
As an artist Shirin Neshat won prizes for showing the contrasts of life for women in the Muslim world. Now, via her films, she tells women's stories in the midst of a political and social revolution.
Fears of Fraying U.S.-Turkey Ties
The U.S. refusal to strike militarily against Syrian government forces has exacerbated already strained relations between the United States and Turkey, says CFR's Steven Cook. He cites Prime Minister Erdoğan's reluctance to patch up ties with Israel and his crackdown on protestors earlier this year in Istanbul and Ankara...
‘American Blackout’ Power Grid Down Movie on NatGeo
American Blackout will premiere on NatGeo on October 27. The power grid down original movie depicts what life would be life in the United States after a cyber attack on the nation’s electrical system. America goes black for less than two weeks, but a horrific number of deaths, massive civil...
US Treasury Secretary to NBC : Talking about lifting sanction is premature
Latest VideoOctober 21st, 2013 US Treasury Secretary to NBC : Talking about lifting sanction is premature During an interview with NBC network on 19 October 2003 , the US Secretary of treasury Jacob Lew said that lifting U.S. sanctions on Iran is premature, despite last week’s discussions in...
PM, Putin Ask Officials to Resolve KNPP Issues
In a bid to overcome legal hitches that have held up a deal on two new plants at the Kudankulam nuclear power complex over liability provisions, India and Russia today pledged to "resolve all outstanding issues" related to the project even as they decided to elevate their strategic ties to...
The Tragedy Of The Revolution, The Tragedy Of Syria
The revolution, any revolution, assumes that by toppling the existing regime, it can topple the entire status quo. To be sure, the regime is often the source, architect, and executor of the status quo.
Syria's civil war foes line up for the next big battle
BEIRUT, Lebanon, Oct. 21 (UPI) -- The next big battle shaping up in Syria's civil war will be for control of the Qalamoun Mountains in the west of the country.
‘EP wants anti-Iran sanctions lifted’
Senior member of the European Parliament Hannes Swoboda has asserted Iran’s right to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, saying the EP wants sanctions against Tehran lifted.
Chemical mission boss in Syria as pressure for talks mounts
Damascus (AFP) - The head of an international mission to destroy Damascus's chemical arsenal arrived Monday in Syria, where the regime pressed on with deadly strikes despite a flurry of diplomatic efforts to organise peace talks.
India, Russia close to Kudankulam pact
Manmohan, Putin agree to “expeditiously finalise” General Framework Agreement
Peres defends Israel ambiguity on nuclear programme
President Shimon Peres, considered the father of Israel's nuclear programme, on Monday sought to justify the policy of ambiguity his country has adopted concerning the issue.
Ex-Shin Bet head: Conditions ripe for Palestinian Arab Spring
Yuval Diskin also says Israeli-Palestinian peace unlikely: 'It's clear that, considering the current political map, there is no chance the Israeli public will accept a peace agreement.'
Netanyahu's mission: to head off Iran sanctions relief
>JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday will seek to dim the optimism after nuclear talks with Iran, cautioning that Tehran is strengthening its strategic regional position by calling the shots in Syria as President Bashar al-Assad's puppet master. In talks with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry...
Gift of Revolutionary Guard commander to Russian Air Force commander : Model of US Drone !
Latest VideoOctober 21st, 2013 Gift of Revolutionary Guard commander to Russian Air Force commander : Model of US Drone ! During a meeting with Russian Air Force commander on Sunday 21 October , the commander of the Revolutionary Guard Aerospace offered a model of a UAV Drone which was copied...
Bahrain cuts jail term for policeman who killed protester
A Bahraini court cuts a jail term handed to a policeman for killing a protester during a Shiite Muslim-led uprising in 2011 from seven to three years, a judicial source says.
India hails Russia on Iran stance
India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has expressed support for Moscow's diplomatic efforts to resolve the Iranian nuclear issue.
Turkish Pilots Recount Kidnapping Ordeal, Say No Abuse Occurred
Oct. 21--BEIRUT -- Two Turkish Airlines pilots who were released Saturday after spending over two months in captivity in Beirut detailed the moment of their abduction and said their kidnappers did not abuse them.
Desperate plea from beseiged Syrian town
Residents from a Syrian town beseiged by government forces have appealed to the world for help.
Looting dampens Kenya mall memorial
Mourners from various races and religions - Christians, Muslims and Hindus among them - grabbed handfuls of dirt and planted saplings at a memorial ceremony Monday for the nearly 70 people killed at Nairobi's Westgate Mall exactly one month ago.
Football: Portugal get Sweden test while France take on Ukraine
ZURICH: Continental giants Portugal and Sweden were drawn together in the pick of the World Cup qualifying play-offs in Europe made by football’s governing body FIFA on Monday.
UN envoy says all states with Syria stake must join talks
UN-Arab League envoy Lakhdar Brahimi called for all countries with a stake in war-wracked Syria to participate in planned peace talks in Geneva, during a visit to Iraq on Monday.
Research and Markets: Emerging Opportunities in the Prepaid cards Market in Iran: Market Size, Industry Drivers and ...
DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/3fdrt8/emerging) has announced the addition of the "Emerging Opportunities in the Prepaid cards Market in Iran: Market Size, Industry Drivers and Consumer Trends" report to their offering. This research is the result of extensive research into the Financial Services industry covering the prepaid market...
O said no to Obama
Repairing relations with Iran may not be President Obama's biggest diplomatic challenge. He and Oprah Winfrey apparently have some fence-mending to do.
'Fordow not on Iran talks team agenda'
An Iranian lawmaker says the closure of the Fordow nuclear facility is not on the agenda of the Iranian negotiators during the talks with the six world powers.
Gorbachev skips Warsaw meeting for health reasons
Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev has skipped an annual meeting of Nobel Peace Prize laureates because he is receiving treatment at a German hospital.
Brahimi in Iraq for Syria talks: ministry
BAGHDAD: UN-Arab League envoy Lakhdar Brahimi was in Baghdad Monday on the next leg of a regional tour to build support for talks aimed at ending Syria's civil war, the foreign ministry said.
10 Things to Know for Today
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Market overview: QinetiQ leads defence stocks higher
1212: The FTSE 100 is up 8.81 points at 6,631.39 - it has not closed above this level since August 2nd when it finished the session at 6,647.87. QinetiQ, the defence technology and security firm, is leading gains on the FTSE 350 after weekend reports that it...
RPT-UPDATE 2-China needs big cuts in Iran oil imports to meet 2013 ...
>* Start-up of Dragon Aromatics plant hampers progress towards unofficial target* Dragon petrochemical plant adds 66,000 bpd of condensate to Iranian imports* Sept Iranian crude imports 475,521 bpd, up 24 pct on year* Jan-Sept Iranian imports 428,160 bpd, up 1.4 pct on yearBy Chen Aizhu and Judy HuaBEIJING, Oct...
Vedanta Aluminium aims to triple capacity
By Krishna N Das and Jatindra Dash NEW DELHI/BHUBANESWAR (Reuters) - Vedanta Aluminium will triple its capacity by 2015 to 2.3 million tonnes to cater for an expected surge in demand in India, its managing ...
Iran nuclear team faces hurdles at home
Israel is sending a high-level delegation to Washington this week to be "briefed" on the Iran nuclear talks, although "lobbying" for more pressure may be the visit's real purpose in light of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's intense campaign in the US media against any deal.
Fatwa Against Presence of Iranian Women in Stadiums
TEHRAN- (Iran Sports Press): There was fresh doubt on Wednesday over the decision to lift the ban on Iranian women to attend the football matches across Iran.
Quotations of the day
"I think that in this situation as long as we do not see actions instead of words, the international pressure must continue to be applied and even increased."
Syrian female detainees still in prison: Charbel
None of the 100 female Syrians detained by Damascus has been freed as part of the weekend swap deal that saw the release of nine Lebanese pilgrims and two Turkish pilots, caretaker Interior Minister Marwan Charbel says.
Millions of violent Muslim deaths feed cycle of terrorism
For three decades, hundreds of Muslims have been killed every day, leading the faithful to believe the West wants to wipe Islam off the map. It's a message so mainstream, the White House has begun to shift its policies.
'Ties with Iran of great import to EU'
A senior European Union (EU) parliamentarian says the establishment of constructive relations with the Islamic Republic is of great importance to the EU.
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