News Archive - 6 November 2014
Brent drops below $83, but U.S. jobs data could buoy prices
>* U.S. payrolls data on Friday in focus* Attention also turning to OPEC meet later in Nov (Adds comment, updates prices)By Keith WallisSINGAPORE Nov 7 (Reuters) - Brent crude dropped for the second straight session on Friday, dragged below $83 by worries over the strong U.S. dollar.The...
House Speaker Boehner says does not trust Iranian leaders
>"I don't trust the Iranians. I don't think we need to bring them into this, and I would hope that the negotiations that are under way are serious negotiations, but I have my doubts," Boehner said at a news conference.He was responding to a report in the Wall Street...
Obama sent secret letter to Iran on fighting IS: WSJ
NEW YORK: US President Barack Obama sent a secret letter to Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei last month, in which he wrote that the two nations have shared interests in fighting the Islamic State (IS) group in Iraq and Syria, but that any cooperation between Tehran and Washington on...
White House says Iran policy unchanged; declines comment on letter
>Earnest was responding to questions about a letter reportedly sent from U.S. President Barack Obama to Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday that Obama sent a letter to the Iranian leader last month describing their shared interested in the fight against the...
‘Syria crisis has no military solution’
A senior Iranian official has called for a peaceful settlement of the crisis in Syria, saying supporters of the Arab nation, particularly Iran and Russia, are against any “military solution” to the turmoil.
CEE POWER-Day ahead prices fall on weaker demand, more ...
>* Wind generation to more than double* Czech Cal '15 rises to 33.83 euros per megawatt hourWARSAW, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Expectations for weaker power demand heading into the weekend and higher renewables generation in the region pushed central European day ahead prices lower on Thursday, traders said.On...
Brent steady below $83 as oversupply neutralises shocks
>* U.S. crude stocks rise* Libya hopes to restart production at seized oilfield (Updates prices; adds details, Yemen)By Sam WilkinLONDON, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Brent crude oil was steady below $83 a barrel on Thursday as apparent momentum towards a deal between Iran and world powers over its nuclear...
Morning MoneyBeat Europe: Mr. Draghi Steadies the Ship, Set Course For Payrolls
Optimism about the U.S. economy's prospects and a punchy performance from European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi saw Wall Street notch up yet more record peaks Thursday for both S&P and Dow Thursday, setting European markets fair as they head into the week's final session.
Iran nuclear talks like bargaining with the devil
Having missed a July deadline for reaching an agreement with Iran over its nuclear program, the six world powers party to the talks — the United States, Russia, China, France, United Kingdom and Germany — have set November 24 as their new deadline. Iran says there will be no extension...
He says it will take years, not decades
The top U.S. military commander in the fight against ISIS said airstrikes are working to degrade the terror group's capabilities and warned militants that the U.S. military is listening to them.
U.S. Seeks New Channels of Communication with Iran
A U.S. military official says the channels have become “necessary”
Obama secretly reaches out to Iran
President Obama sent a letter to Iran's Supreme Leader last month expressing the two countries' shared interest in beating ISIS, according to two sources briefed on the correspondence.
PRESS DIGEST - Wall Street Journal - Nov 7
>* U.S. President Barack Obama secretly wrote to Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in October and described a shared interest in fighting Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria. The letter aimed at strengthening the campaign against Islamic State and nudging Iran's religious leader closer to a nuclear deal. (on.
Here Are the Big Gaps Remaining in Iran Nuclear Talks
With less than three weeks before a Nov. 24 deadline to reach a deal preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons, “big gaps” remain, in the words of U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry.
Political, diplomatic uncertainty underlie snipe
What lies beneath “chickenshit”? The coarseness of the epithet for cowardice used by an anonymous Obama administration official to describe Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seized the attention of Jerusalem and Washington.
White House aide Jonathan Greenblatt to succeed Abe Foxman as ADL chief
The Anti-Defamation League’s new national director will be social entrepreneur Jonathan Greenblatt — a special assistant to President Obama who earlier in his career co-founded the bottled water brand Ethos.
Saffron spice returns to Essex
A spice valued at three times the price of gold makes a return to Essex.
Gay Iranians are forced to have to a sex change as a 'cure' for their homosexuality
Gay Iranians are forced to have to a sex change as a 'cure' for their homosexuality
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President Barack Obama's secret message last month to Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei described a shared interest in fighting the Islamic State.
Operation Santa Claus kicks off in Montgomery
Operation Santa Claus kicked off in the Capital City on Thursday.It's a program that helps the River Region's mentally ill.
Live! PM to visit Varanasi today for first time since taking charge
Netanyahu said that Israel is ready and willing to discuss transfer and development of technologies with India. "Israeli industries, including the defence industries, could 'make in India' and thereby reduce costs of manufacturing products and systems developed by Israel," the Israeli premier said.
IAEA Director General to Visit Iran on August 17
The Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Yukiya Amano, will visit Iran on August 17 for meetings with Iranian leaders and senior officials, IAEA said Friday.
Leah Still helps present check to Cincinnati Children's Hospital
Thursday night was more than a football game. It was Leah's coming out party to the city of Cincinnati and to the world. According to Devon, it was Leah's first game of the season. After the first quarter against the Browns, the Bengals and Leah presented a check for more...
White House 'deep concern' about China rights advocates
WASHINGTON: The White House expressed "deep concern" Thursday about the treatment of human rights advocates in China, just days before President Barack Obama visits Beijing.
Strategic vision
It is unclear whether rumours that Ansar Beit Al-Maqdis has allied itself to ISIS are correct. Some websites report that the jihadist organisation has pledged allegiance to the terror group. Others deny it.
Obama wrote to Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
Washington, Nov 7 (IANS) US President Barack Obama has written to Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to express a "shared interest" in fighting the Islamic State extremist group in Iraq and Syria, a media report said here Thursday.
Anti-Defamation League Picks Fresh Face Jonathan Greeblatt as New Chief
In a bold move, the century-old Anti Defamation League has chosen a young social entrepreneur as its new chief. Some see a sharp contrast with the departing Abraham Foxman. Click here for the rest of the article...
CNN Exclusive: Anthony Bourdain joins journalist Jason Rezaian's brother calling for his freedom
You may recognize 38-year-old Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian from a recent episode of Parts Unknown. He and his wife Yeganeh Salehi spoke with Anthony Bourdain during his visit to Iran. Bourdain describes Jason as a "voice of reason and understanding," who is "proud of his Iranian roots." The...
Critics call for reforms, oversight in wake of Global News investigation
Opposition critics and civil liberties advocates say the CBSA needs independent oversight to prevent detainee deaths reported by Global News.
CSTO Chief Accuses U.S. Embassies Of Fomenting Instability In Region
The head of Russia's post-Soviet security bloc said that instability in the region is "in most cases" the result of external manipulations, particularly by the United States. Russian officials also said the group was pursuing ties with countries from around the world, in particular Iran. The Collective Security Treaty Organization...
US opens channels with Iran over ISIS
President Barack Obama's administration is trying to open channels of communication with Iran regarding the war on ISIS. Amid revelations that Obama sent a letter to Iran Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei last month pointing out the countries' sha...
10 Things to Know for Friday
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Friday:
Losses limit Islamic State terrorist group’s options
For a force that has built its reputation on an aura of momentum and invincibility, the Islamic State terrorist group is dealing with a series ...
Obama Said to Send Letter to Khamenei on Islamic State
The White House declined to comment Thursday on a news report that President Obama has secretly written to Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei seeking his help in fighting the militant group Islamic State and in reaching a nuclear agreement.
Why Obama's Courtship of Myanmar Backfired
The Administration once touted its opening to Myanmar as one its biggest foreign policy accomplishments. What went wrong?
Running Away From Washington
In 2015, politicians from both parties will find Obama isn't really the problem
Mr. Ticket Begins Offering Reduced Rates for Retired and Active Military Personnel
In celebration of Veteran's Day, Mr. Ticket is beginning to offer legal services at a discounted price for all Veterans and active service men and women. (PRWeb November 06, 2014) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2014/11/prweb12309075.htm
Is US about to become more hawkish?
Is US foreign policy about to grow more hawkish?
The Iran Nuclear Talks: Problems and Prospects
As the nuclear talks with Iran approach a November 24 deadline, what are the prospects for an agreement that would prevent an Iranian nuclear breakout or sneak-out? What problems need to be resolved in order to reach a successful outcome in the negotiations?
Obama’s Letter to Iran Rattles Congressional Nerves
House Speaker John Boehner (R., Ohio) expressed concern Thursday when asked about President Barack Obama recent overture to Iran, in which the president outlined a shared interest in countering Islamic State militants in the region.
Exclusive - New York demands another $300 million from Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi: sources
NEW YORK (Reuters) - (Story refiled to correct second-from-last paragraph to show PwC turned over inventory of documents, not documents, to prosecutors, according to a source)
Obama writes to ayatollah
President Obama sent a letter to Iran's Supreme Leader last month expressing the two countries' shared interest in beating ISIS, according to two sources briefed on the correspondence.
Obama writes to Iran’s leader
WASHINGTON (AP) — In a rare outreach to Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, President Barack Obama has written a letter about the fight against Islamic State militants, a common enemy in Syria and Iraq, according to diplomatic sources.
US, Iran Have No Benefit in Confrontation: Iranian President
The conflict between the United States and Iran is not beneficial to either party; the two countries must attempt to restore mutual trust, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Saturday.
Kerry Says US Hopes to Reach Iranian Nuclear Deal in ‘Next Weeks’: Agency
Washington hopes to reach a deal on Iranian nuclear program in the upcoming weeks, Agence France-Presse (AFP) reported Saturday, citing US Secretary of State John Kerry.
Iran exports USD1.2b worth of iron ore, steel
(MENAFN) According to the Iranian Ministry of Industries, Mines and Trade, the country has exported iron ore, iron and steel products worth USD1.2 billion during March 21-September...
Congress Lame Duck ISIS Strategy Must Address Fact That Training Is A Myth, Assert Former White House Spokesman Robert ...
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Former White House spokesman Robert Weiner and policy analyst Joseph Abay assert that centuries of ethnic strife and religious divisions, no loyalty, and drug funding have made "training" against ISIS and throughout the Middle East a "myth" and an unrealistic strategy goal, despite recent emphasis...
Islamic State suffering setbacks in Syria and Iraq
BEIRUT (AP) - For a force that has built its reputation on an aura of momentum and invincibility, the Islamic State group is now dealing with a series of military setbacks in Iraq and a prolonged stalemate in the small Syrian border town of Kobani.
Iranian Political Prisoner After His Release: We Do Not Repent, Have Full Belief In Our Struggle
Last week when he was released from Evin prison, where he had spend the last four years as a political prisoner, Amin (Peyman) Chalaki, the 2009 deputy manager of Mir-Hossein Mousavi's election campaign in Saveh, held up a photograph of his former boss in defiance of those who had arrested,...
Pentagon seeks Iran sanctions waiver for Afghanistan investment: Report
The Wall Street Journal newspaper revealed on Tuesday that the Pentagon's Task Force for Business and Stability Operations has sought to use Iran's investment in major business ventures it was promoting in Afghanistan.
Big Water Film Festival has new Ashland home
Friends Greg Petry and Lucas Will started the “Superior Dream” kayaking team while students at the University of Minnesota-Duluth in 2005. Five years later they embarked on an expedition to circumnavigate Lake Superior by kayak. They paddled 1,300 miles in 97 days, filming throughout their journey.
New Hope for Revocation of Death Sentence for Insulting Prophet on Facebook
A Supreme Court branch reviewing the appeal request in the case of Soheil Arabi, a man convicted of ";sabb al-nabi"; (insulting the Prophet) and sentenced to death, will soon announce its ruling, a source told the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran.
Several Iranian provinces punished by heavy rain, snowstorms
Heavy rain and snow has hit 11 provinces in Iran, and in some areas roads have been closed due to blizzards. Alborz, Khuzestan, Chahar Mahal Bakhriyari, Khorazan Razavi, Isfahan, Kermanshah, Gilan and eastern parts of Tehran are among the provinces dealing with heavy precipitation.
Iran: Over 350,000 marriages, 75,623 divorces registered in six months
Statistics show 352,424 marriages were recorded nationwide during March 21-Sept 22, of which 298,487 and 53,937 pertain to urban and rural areas respectively. Over the same period, 75,623 divorces were recorded nationwide 69,353 and 6,270 of which pertain to urban and rural areas respectively.
Iranians React To Republican Victory in U.S. Elections
With a deadline for a nuclear deal less than three weeks away, many in Iran have focused their attention on the likely impact of the victory of the Republicans in the U.S. midterm elections on the nuclear negotiations between Iran and the United States and other major world powers.
Obama Says He'll Work With Outgoing Congress On New War Powers
Sen. John McCain (R-AZ), arguably one of the severest critics of President Obama’s foreign policy, says he’s prepared to give the president a very wide berth in pursuing the war against the ISIS jihadists in Syria and Iraq as part of new war powers authority that Congress is now certain...
Sources: Detained Iranian-American Journalist's Condition Deteriorating
The health of detained Iranian-American journalist Jason Rezaian has deteriorated in the past few weeks, sources have told VOA. Rezaian has been detained in Iran since July 22, when he, his wife and two other American journalists were taken into custody. No formal charges have been announced against them. -Margaret...
$3 Gas Isn't Necessarily Good for America
Plunging oil prices will affect the U.S.'s global relationships in complicated ways.
Don't rule out OPEC cut, say top oil traders
>LONDON (Reuters) - Forget conspiracy theories and be prepared for OPEC to cut output in November because this is what they need to do and have done in the past, veteran oil traders who run and co-own some of the world's biggest trading firms told the Reuters Commodities Summit. The...
ISIS Killed My Father
I arrived at Baghdad central morgue at midday. At that time--December 19, 2006--the Ministry of Health was controlled by the Mahdi army, the Shiite militia that was involved in the sectarian war.
U.S. Allies Threaten to Recognize Palestinian State
Some of the U.S.'s closest European allies are threatening to follow Sweden and unilaterally recognize a Palestinian state if steps aren't quickly taken to revive the Middle East peace process.
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U.S. fighting ISIS 'to the death'
Christiane Amanpour talks to Brett McGurk, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Iraq and Iran, about the U.S.-led coalition fighting ISIS.
Iran's nuclear program
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