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Friday, May 3, 2013

U.S. efforts Georgia so members of NATO, EU

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Washington (News and Us)-the United States Wednesday expressed supported democratic reform efforts and the State of Georgia became a member of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the European Union.

Secretary of State John Kerry delivered the support it on a jump press Georgia President Mikheil Saakashvili, who is visiting the u.s., reports AFP.


"We strongly support aspirations of Georgia regarding NATO and Europe. And we commend the ongoing democratic transition, "said Kerry.


Saakashvili thanked Kerry, who served as senator for 30 years before serving as a Minister for the u.s., for being "the first person to come help us" when Russia and Georgia are engaged in a brief war in 2008.


"We want American support for NATO, we would like to support Us for the further integration of Europe at a very difficult stage for democracy and the viability of Georgia," said the President.


He pointed to the tension between himself and Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili, a ruling coalition after milyarder oposisinya defeated the ruling party of Saakashvili in the parliamentary elections in October last year, ending a nine-year dominance of the Party President.


Saakashvili, whose term in Office ends in October, and his party accused the Government of destroying the reform of demokratisnya and keep Georgia from the pro-Western path when the ex-Soviet Republic's attempts to join NATO and the EU.


Ivanishvili denied the allegations.


On 10 April, Ivanishvili said, Georgia will investigate again the defeat a war with Russia in 2008 to find out if President Mikheil Saakashvili include people who need to blame.


In the outcry against his rival tersengitnya, accused the President of Ivanishvili handle preparations leading up to the war.


"I also thought our Government led President acting as inadequate in that situation," said Ivanishvili at a news conference.


"I consider unjustified at all army units was alerted and began military action done before the Russia we crossed the border," he said.


An independent report which formed the European Union in 2009 blamed Georgia for starting the war with Russia but said Moscow's military response, beyond the limits of reasoned and violate international law.


The report called on both sides in violation of international humanitarian law and found evidence of ethnic cleansing against the citizens of Georgia in the breakaway province of South Ossetia.


Saakashvili said Georgia responded to the invasion by Russia troops when they invaded the territory of South Ossetia. More than 100,000 civilians on both sides fled at the height of the conflict, and some of them can not go back.


Russia's troops entered Georgia to break Georgia's military efforts to master the longer South Ossetia on 7-8 August 2008. The five-day war that erupted in August, when Tbilisi sought to restore her to the military forces in the region of South Ossetia, which broke away from Georgia in 1992, after the collapse of the Soviet Union.


Georgia and Russia remain at odds after a brief war between them in 2008.


South Ossetia and Abkhazia broke away from Georgia in the early 1990s, the separatist regions. second depends almost completely on Russia for financial assistance, military and diplomatic. (M014)




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Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Nigerian troops kill 20 terrorists Boko Haram members

Kano, Nigeria (Reuters)-Nigerian Forces killed 20 members of Boko Haram that attempted to attack military barracks in Nigeria's northeastern Borno State, the region, the military said Sunday.

"Boko Haram Terrorists tried to attack a military barracks (Borno) around 05.00 p.m. (11.00 GMT)," said military spokesman Lieutenant-Colonel Sagir Musa in a statement, AFP reported.

He stated, the attack took place in the village of Monguno, about 200 kilometers from Maiduguri, capital of Borno State churns that Boko Haram's headquarters was considered, the group accused of waging a deadly attack dozens of.

The attack on the military barracks that has been broken, said Moses. "The Clashes killed 20 terrorists Boko Haram."

He added, the Group of assailants armed with Kalashnikov rifles and rocket-propelled grenades stormed the military location with three 4 x 4 trucks and eight bicycle-motor.

Boko Haram violence estimated to have killed up to 3,000 people since 2009, including killings by the security forces.

The Group declared war to establish an Islamic State in Northern Nigeria's muslim majority.

Violence escalates in Nigeria since the attacks killed dozens of people during Christmas celebrations 2011 which was claimed by hardline muslim group Boko Haram.

Kano, the city has a population of about 10 million people in Northern Nigeria, a region which was hit hardest in the violence.

A series of bombings and shootings swept Kano after Friday prayers on January 20, 2012, killing 185 people, in attacks claimed by Boko Haram which aimed at the police headquarters and the offices of other policemen, a police building and immigration offices.

The attacks were the most deadly operations by the Group and is aimed primarily at the police station.

Boko Haram claimed dozens of attacks in Nigeria, including suicide bombings in August at UN headquarters in Abuja that killed at least 24 people.

A series of bomb attacks in the city of Jos, central Nigeria, on Christmas Eve 2010 also claimed by Boko Haram.

Boko Haram launched a violent action in 2009 that the uprising was crushed brutally by the military which killed about 800 people and destroying mosques and their headquarters in the northeastern city of Maiduguri, Nigeria.

The Group was inactive for about a year and then appeared again in 2010 with a series of murders.

Nigeria's population of over 160 million people split in the northern region, which is mostly Muslim and the South largely Christian. (M014)



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Monday, February 25, 2013

Europol internet swindlers capture network members

Currently we are not able to ascertain how much of the civilian population who are fooled by them, but we estimate the number of victims as much as hundreds of thousands of people.
Madrid (Reuters)-European anti crime Agency (Europol) managed to capture a group of members of the network of internet scams claiming to be anti-European criminal bodies when performing the action.

The Group was reported to have collected millions euros two years doing fraud action.

Fraud network mode that works in 30 countries that is to paralyze the computer with a virus and send messages that seem to come from the body such as Europol or anti criminal police to the owner of the targeted computer.

In the message, the owner of the computer is required to pay an amount of money if you want to access is restored.

"Currently we are not able to ascertain how much of the civilian population who are fooled by them, but we estimate the number of victims as much as hundreds of thousands of people," said Europol Director Rob Wainwright in a press conference in Madrid, Wednesday.

"If we assume that the average amount to be paid is 100 euros and as much as three percent of computer owners fooled by that message, then we estimate total losses reaching millions of euros," he said.

Wainwright himself claimed that his name has been used by a network of fraudsters to confuse internet users.

The Virus is known by the name of "Ransomware" and have mutated as much as 48 times to penetrate the defenses of anti-virus software.

The leader of a network of fraudsters is a 27 year old nation Russia and successfully arrested on last December in the United Arab Emirates, said Deputy Foreign Minister of Spain for security, Francisco Martinez, in equal opportunities.

Police arrested 10 members of the network in Spain in the last week in the southern region of Spain, Costa del Sol, which is popular with tourists.

Six of the detainees came from Russia, two from Ukraine and two other nation of Georgia. Most of them are in charge of conducting money-laundering and send the results to Russia.

While group leaders are responsible to develop the fraudster virus.

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Saturday, September 24, 2011

Watch: Cabinet Members, Intel CEO Meet to Discuss Jobs

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U.S. Secretary of Energy Steven Chu and members of President Obama's jobs council will join Intel CEO Paul Otellini at Portland State University today to discuss job creation and technical education.

Otellini has been an outspoken proponent of STEM education initiatives. On Aug. 4 he wrote in The Washington Post that the private sector can help train engineers through the use of mentoring and internship programs.

"While the government can provide a framework for success and recognition for the best of our engineering programs, it is up to us in the private sector to back up our rhetoric with actions and commit to the future workforce we all so desperately need," he wrote.

[Learn how companies are promoting STEM.]

According to the Department of Education, the number of college graduates has increased by nearly 50 percent over the past 20 years, while the number of students who graduate with an engineering degree has stagnated.

You can watch the event live at 2 p.m. EDT on The White House's website.

Have something to share? Send news and submissions to stem@usnews.com.

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