News Archive - 1 September 2014
Iranians play role in breaking IS siege of Iraqi town
>AMERLI Iraq (Reuters) - Kurdish peshmerga fighters and Shi'ite militiamen paraded through Amerli on Monday, a day after breaking the two-month siege of the northern town by Sunni Islamist militants. The scenes in Amerli and the surrounding area of Suleiman Beg offered a window into the teamwork among Kurdish fighters,...
Ban on buying Russian bonds eyed as EU envoys meet: sources
>* Main thrust of new steps against Russia could be financial* High technology for gas excavation also under consideration (Adds possible impact on Russia, fund manager comment)By Jan Strupczewski and Martin SantaBRUSSELS, Sept 1 (Reuters) - Europeans could be barred from buying new Russian government bonds under a package of...
REFILE-INSIGHT-As Islamic State fighters begin to blend in ...
>By Isabel Coles and Peter AppsBAQIRTA, Iraq/WASHINGTON Aug 31 (Reuters) - After their lightning takeover in June, flag-waving Islamic State militants paraded through the captured Iraqi city of Mosul in looted U.S.-built Humvees, armored cars and pickup trucks mounted with heavy machine guns.Today, many have ditched military-type...
‘Anti-Iran bans show US not reliable
The new sanctions imposed by the US against Iran erode trust ahead of the upcoming nuclear talks between Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany (P5+1), says an Iranian official.
'Iran give priority to Mideast security'
A senior Iranian official has expressed the Islamic Republic’s support for the security and stability of all regional countries, warning against acts of terror in the Middle East.
The ones who slipped through the net
An insiders’ selection of artists less well-known in the West
Iraq’s al-Maliki Vows to Defeat Militants
This photo provided by the Iraqi government shows outgoing prime minister Nouri al-Maliki, center, surrounded by residents and security forces after his arrival in Amirli, some 105 miles (170 kilometers) north of Baghdad, Iraq, Monday, Sept. 1, 2014. Al-Maliki praised residents for fending off attacks by Sunni militants who had...
Madison ’16: An American tragedy
Any injustice that plagues any of the people of our country, regardless of their identities or backgrounds, is an American problem.
Spain, Greece Advance At Worlds
Spain and Greece are headed to the round of 16, and Senegal is in position to join them after shaking up Group B with an upset Monday at the Basketball World Cup.
Contributors to Lower Makefield Veterans Square monument fund thanked with reception; bronze bald eagle unveiled by ...
NEWTOWN TOWNSHIP – Nearly 125 folks celebrated freedom and what Yardley and Lower Makefield veterans have done to help guarantee it for all Americans.
LETTER: Foreign policy of procrastination
When President Obama was questioned about countering the Islamic terrorists (ISIS) in Syria, his response was "We don’t have a strategy yet", and this exemplifies the status of our foreign policy. The
Gilas performing better than South Korea and Iran in Spain
Like in the FIFA World Cup in Brazil, Asian teams are also struggling to assert themselves in the on-going FIBA Basketball World Cup spread in four cities in Spain.
Iran ‘determined’ to continue N-talks
Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says the Islamic Republic is determined to continue the nuclear talks with the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany (P5+1).
MIDEAST STOCKS - Factors to watch - September 2
>INTERNATIONAL/REGIONAL* GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian stocks dip, euro stuck near one-year lows* Oil prices dip on faltering demand but Libya chaos threatens output* Gold steady, palladium near 13-1/2 yr high as Ukraine crisis eyed* MIDEAST STOCKS-Property firms lift UAE; Saudi banks, petchems pull back* Middle East Crude-Saudi likely to cut OSPs on...
Big Brother knows best
Governments around the world are taking control of the internet to crack down on freedom of expression, censor information on rights violations and carry out indiscriminate surveillance in the name of national security. September 1, 2014 International Governments around the world are taking control of the internet to crack down...
US routs Finland Spain's Gasol shines
US routs Finland Spain's Gasol shines
Iran aiming for nuclear accord: foreign minister
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said he had "good discussions" Monday with EU foreign affairs chief Catherine Ashton and Tehran was committed to an accord over its contested nuclear program.
10 Things to Know for Tuesday
As peace talks get underway, The insurgents have softened their call for full independence from Ukraine, saying they would respect Ukraine's sovereignty in exchange for greater autonomy.
Only fools will rush into Iraq
COMMENT Politics works in odd ways when there is a choice about joining a fight.
Can Spain go all the way?
If there was any doubt that Spain is a legitimate threat to the U.S. National Team at the 2014 FIBA Basketball World Cup, they erased them Monday night, with a sound 82-63 beating of previously unbeaten Brazil in Group A play.
Obama keeps his eye on the ball
It’s been clear for months that President Barack Obama is already in retirement mode.
Saturday, September 6
Today is Saturday, September 6, the 249th day of 2014. There are 116 days left in the year.Highlights in history on this date:1565 - Spanish troops arrive from Sicily, forcing Turks to abandon siege of Malta.1620 - Pilgrims...
Jon Stewart: Criticizing Israel doesn’t make me anti-Israel
Daily Show talks about his directorial film debut 'Rosewater,' explains why it wasn't shot in Israel and answers accusations of being a 'self-hating Jew.'
Israeli minister criticises appropriation of West Bank land
Justice minister Tzipi Livni says decision damages Israel’s security
Spain, Greece stay perfect at World Cup
Spain made it three wins from three games after routing Brazil to book their spot in the last 16 at the FIBA World Cup.
Europe drafts emergency energy plan
The European Union could ban gas exports and limit industrial use as part of emergency measures to protect household energy supplies.
Meet the class of 2018: Digitally fluent Gen Z
The class of 2018 is ushering in an emerging generation with a different way of learning and looking at the world.
AP News in Brief at 5:58 p.m. EDT
MOSCOW (AP) - Pro-Russian rebels softened their demand for full independence Monday, saying they would respect Ukraine's sovereignty in exchange for autonomy - a shift that reflects Moscow's desire to strike a deal at a new round of peace talks.
Social responsibility makes him 'That Guy'
San Diego executive organizes volunteer, philanthropic efforts for numerous groups.
Peshmerga, Shi'ite Militia Drive IS Fighters from Sulaiman Pek Stronghold
Shi'ite fighters entering the town of Sulaiman Pek, south of Kirkuk. They're with the Asaib Ahl Al-Haq militia, believed to be funded by Iran, and they've been fighting to drive out Islamic State Sunni militants from their stronghold in this mostly Sunni area of Iraq. On Monday, the Asaib succeeded.
Basketball: World Championship results and standings
Basketball World Championship results on Monday:
Merkel’s Generosity Tested by Surge in German Refugees
Thousands of Berliners joined the protests on the side of the refugees. Close Thousands of Berliners joined the protests on the side of the refugees. Thousands of Berliners joined the protests on the side of the refugees.
Iraq will be a 'mass grave' for militants - Iraq PM
Iraq's outgoing prime minster pledged to turn his country into "a big grave" for Sunni militants.
Spain, Greece move to 3-0, Senegal upsets Croatia
Las Palmas (Spain) (AFP) - Greece and hosts Spain were the first teams to book their spots in the knockout stage of the Basketball World Cup on Monday by beating Puerto Rico while Senegal took their second surprise scalp in as many days.
Exclusive: From Seoul to Mexico City, pressure mounts to ease US ...
>WASHINGTON/SEOUL (Reuters) - Washington is facing growing international pressure to ease its long standing ban on crude oil exports, with South Korea and Mexico joining the European Union in pressing the case for U.S. oil shipments overseas. South Korean President Park Geun-hye told a visiting U.S. delegation of...
Iran's Zarif 'quite optimistic' of Iran nuclear agreement
>BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif voiced optimism after talks with European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton on Monday that a dispute over Tehran's nuclear program can be resolved by a Nov. 24 deadline. "I am quite optimistic after discussions with Lady Ashton that we can...
Asia Pacific Refinery Industry Outlook Report (Q3 2014)- Analysis of Markets, Infrastructure, Supply- Demand ...
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U.K. Seeks To Expand Terrorism Laws To Target British Fighters
Prime Minister David Cameron says he wants to give U.K. police the power to seize the passports of Islamist fighters bound for Iraq and Syria. "We will introduce specific and targeted legislation ...
U.S. backing called key for Qatar’s covert dealings with terror groups, Iran
Special to WorldTribune.com Geostrategy-Direct.com TEL AVIV — Qatar has become a major player in the Arab world because of its pro-Islamist policy and support by the United States, a report said. The Institute for National Security Studies asserted that Qatar […] The post U.S. backing called key...
Iraqi prime minister pledges to root out militants
BAGHDAD (AP) - Iraq's outgoing prime minster pledged Monday to turn his country into "a big grave" for Sunni militants from the Islamic State group and commended security forces who achieved a rare victory over insurgents by ending the siege of a Shiite town.
Putin urges Europeans to have 'common sense' over sanctions threat
Moscow (AFP) - Russian President Vladimir Putin urged the EU on Monday to show "common sense" and not to engage in mutually destructive sanctions, in his first reaction to the threat of additional punitive measures over Ukraine. "I hope that common sense will prevail... that we will work together normally...
ISIS Turning Old Enemies into Awkward Allies
The Islamic army known as ISIS is turning old enemies into awkward allies.
Disputed Kurdish oil tanker reappears off Texas coast, still full
>According to AIS ship tracking data used by the U.S. Coast Guard and Reuters, the United Kalavrvta, which has been in limbo for weeks, was still 95 percent full.Its would-be U.S. buyer has balked at taking delivery of the cargo, and Baghdad has filed a lawsuit in...
After deadline, Iran says held serious nuclear talks with IAEA
>DUBAI/VIENNA (Reuters) - Iran held talks with the U.N. nuclear watchdog on Sunday about its investigation into suspicions that Tehran has conducted atomic bomb research, and is still committed to implementing agreed transparency measures, official media reported on Monday. Iran's envoy to the International Atomic Energy Agency, Reza Najafi,...
The Dog: A tale of alienation and exploration in Dubai
Joseph O’Neill’s new book has been hailed as a comic tale of alienation and exploration
in Dubai. In this interview with Khaleej Times, O’Neill tells Sadiq Shaban about the book,
his ‘expatriate’ life, and how modern life is ‘highly formatted by flows of money’ The Man Booker Prize for Fiction,...
Peter Harling
The so-called Islamic State (IS) — the jihadist movement also known as ISIL or ISIS and by the derogatory acronym Da’ish in Arabic — now controls much of northeast Syria and northwest Iraq. In a region beset with so much confusion, it appears uniquely determined and self-assured.
Iran president urges clerics to tolerate Internet
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran's President Hassan Rouhani has urged the country's clerics to be more tolerant of the Internet and new technologies, saying Iran cannot "close the gates to the world."
Iran FM to meet EU's Ashton in Brussels Monday
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif was to hold talks with top EU diplomat Catherine Ashton in Brussels Monday, following fresh US sanctions on entities linked to Tehran's nuclear programme. Ashton, the EU foreign policy chief, has shepherded year-long talks between Iran and major powers, aiming for a comprehensive deal...
U.S. condensate imports likely to be duty free in Japan -sources
(Adds missing word "tariffs" in last paragraph) TOKYO, Sept 1 (Reuters) - More Japanese refiners are likely to buy U.S. The United States started allowing exports of the super light oil only in the last few months, and the ruling by Japan's customs bureau when the first cargo arrives...
OPEC daily basket closes tad higher
Vienna, Sep 1 (IANS/WAM) The basket of 12 crude oils of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) stood at $99.99 a barrel Friday, compared to $99.97 last Thursday, according to the OPEC Secretariat.
Decision Time? Obama Faces Crossroads in Fight Against ISIS
Under fire for not acting more forcefully against ISIS, President Obama hopes to persuade more nations to join the fight.
UPDATE 2-Brent drops below $103, China data weighs
>* Iraqi, Kurd forces gain on Sunni militants* Libya output rises to 700,000 bpd* Russia-Ukraine tensions rise, EU prepares new sanctions (Adds Iraqi Badra oilfield startup, updates prices)By Jacob Gronholt-PedersenSINGAPORE, Sept 1 (Reuters) - Brent crude dropped below $103 a barrel on Monday, as a recent rebound in oil prices...
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