News Archive - 16 April 2014

UPDATE 1-Iranian negotiators reject hardline criticism of nuclear ...

>By Michelle MoghtaderABU DHABI, April 16 (Reuters) - Iranian hardliners stepped up criticism of Tehran's negotiations with world powers over its nuclear programme on Wednesday, but negotiators defended the planned deal that could lead to an end to economic sanctions.The hardliners, unsettled by the shift to a more moderate...

'Iran will not brook defense meddling'

The Iranian defense minister says the Islamic Republic will by no means negotiate on its defense prowess and missile program in nuclear talks.

Iran expects next payment under nuclear deal, signaling compliance

>VIENNA/DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran expects to get a fifth installment this week of previously blocked overseas funds, a senior official was quoted as saying, a payment that would confirm Tehran's compliance with an interim deal with world powers to curb its nuclear program. Separately, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said "tough...

Unlike Colton Burpo, No Wire Staffers' Terrible Injuries Brought Them to Heaven

According to our coworker Google Dotcom, the book Heaven Is For Real tells about how four-year-old Colton Burpo traveled to the Great Beyond after his appendix burst. Then Ben Cosman was like, "I don't trust people without an appendix," and then Elle Reeve was like, "Um, I've had my appendix out,"...

Putin plays the Iran card: Kremlin won’t be ‘bound’ by U.S. sanctions

Special to WorldTribune.com MOSCOW — Iran and Russia have been discussing the resumption of strategic relations. Officials said the Kremlin has been negotiating terms for Russian nuclear, military and energy projects in Iran. The officials said the projects would not violate United Nations sanctions, but would take into account...

Former Iran official describes alleged US sabotage of nuke program

The former head of Iran's nuclear program is laying out in detail how the U.S. and other intelligence agencies allegedly carried out a constant campaign of sabotage against his country.

Israel shocked by ‘unacceptable’ U.S. concessions on Iran’s nuclear program

Special to WorldTribune.com JERUSALEM — Israel has expressed alarm over the prospect of U.S. nuclear concessions to Iran. Officials said the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was dismayed by indications that Washington would enable Iran to continue its nuclear program, including those elements that could be used...

National Archives to release 7,500 pages of more Clinton White House documents

WASHINGTON — The National Archives is scheduled to release about 7,500 pages of documents on Friday from former President Bill Clinton's administration.

Power Pinays’ “Final 12” announced, opens vs. India in Asian Women’s club volley tilt in Thailand

The competition line-up of PLDT TVolution-Philippines has been officially submitted to the organizing committee of the 17th Princess Cup-Chang Asian Women’s Club Volleyball Championship on the eve of their opening preliminary match in Group A in Nakhom Pathom, Thailand. After … Continue reading →

A Russian retreat

RESTIVE: Russia is poised to dismember Ukraine despite sanctions

The Playlist: Middle Eastern and North African music

In the latest of our playlist series, John Doran discovers the best black metal, Mahraganat, ambient noise and deathly distortions spawning from Egypt, Iran, Niger, Saudi Arabia and Lebanon Continue reading...

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The accident involving a ferry that was headed to a tourist island killed three passengers and many more are feared dead.

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The accident involving a ferry that was headed to a tourist island killed three passengers and many more are feared dead. The controversial program tracked the daily lives of Muslims _ where they lived, shopped, worked and prayed _ in an effort to detect terror threats.

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OPEC daily basket price closes slightly higher

Vienna, April 16 (IANS/WAM): The basket of 12 crude oils of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) stood at $105.21 a barrel Tuesday, compared to $104.81 Monday, according to the OPEC Secretariat.