China serukan all parties refrain

Beijing (Reuters)-the Government of the people's Republic of China again calls upon all parties concerned to refrain, the associated increase in ekskalasi in Korea Peninsula, amid a third nuclear test by North Korea early last week.

"The situation on the Korea Peninsula during this very sensitive and complex, we called on all parties not to make moves that will memperkeruh the situation," said Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei in Beijing China, Monday.

China hoped discussion of North Korea's actions in the UN Security Council should really be able to realize the Elimination of nuclear weapons, non-proliferation in order to create peace and stability on the Korea Peninsula.

Earlier, Secretary General of the United Nations (UN) Ban Ki-moon condemned the actions of North Korea, which staged a nuclear test earlier in the week.

Meanwhile some UN diplomats say that the Security Council has scheduled an emergency meeting to discuss the possibility of the enactment of a series of new sanctions for Pyongyang.

South Korea said the UN mission had urged 15 countries Security Council members to discuss the North Korea nuclear test.

South Korea was the President of the Security Council this month. With that position, South Korea can make sure North Korea's actions become issues of priority for the UN agency that is most powerful at least until the end of February.
(ANT)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

Scientists: meteorite found in Lakes breakaway Ural

Russia's police are working near an ice hole, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the region of Chelyabinsk is the collision of meteorite that previously seen in the Urals, Russia, Friday (15/2).(REUTERS/Chelyabinsk region Interior Ministry/Handout)

Moscow (Reuters)-a meteorite that fell on Splinter the Ural mountains, Russia and mencedarai more than a thousand people on Friday found scientists at Chebarkul, Chelyabinsk Region Lakes.

"We have completed the study, we confirm about particulate matter (splinter) we found in the area of the Lake has a characteristic Cherbarkul meteorite," says Viktor Grohovsky of Urals Federal University.

"It is a type of Meteorite ordinary Chondrites. These types of objects such as stone space is made up of 10 percent iron. Meteorites found recently named Chebarkul meteorite. " Grohovsky.

United States Space Agency (NASA) estimate the meteorite had struck a major area of Russia on Friday has a diameter of 15 meters.

Space objects were reported fell by exceeding the speed of sound and explode like fireballs that shines brighter than the Sun.

A meteorite crashing through Earth's atmosphere, the sky and the region of Russia that led to a large scale explosion.

It destroys the event hundreds of homes and injuring 1,200 residents around the city of Chelyabinsk. Based on the statement of the Ministry of health as much as 52 victims should be treated in the hospital.

Such occurrences are rare and becoming a spectacular phenomenon triggered panic among residents in the area.

Some local residents like ourselves to record the event and the video spread quickly to the public through television and the internet around the world.
(A061)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

NATO supplies convoy attacked in Pakistan, two killed

Peshawar, Pakistan (Reuters)-a number of people in the tribal areas of Pakistan Army on Monday attacked a convoy of vehicles transporting military equipment to NATO operations in Afghanistan, killing two people, officials said.

A convoy of about 25 vehicles was attacked after being stuck in traffic congestion in the town of Landi Kotal in the Khyber tribal region.

"At least three armed men opened fire on the convoy is unknown, killed a driver and keneknya and damaging two vehicles," said a local government official Shakil Burki told AFP.

He added, the armed men fled after the attack and one person in the convoy was also injured.

A senior police officer in the area confirmed the incident and casualties.

Yet there are those who claim responsibility for the attack but the Taliban often attack vehicle convoys North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).

Khyber is one of seven areas in the tribe semi-autonomy of Pakistan, where the Taliban and Al-Qaida linked militants have bases that are used to plan attacks in Afghanistan.

Pakistan hit by bomb attacks and suicide shooting that killed more than 5200 people since government troops stormed a mosque into a militant hideout in Islamabad in July 2007.

Sectarian violence has increased since the Sunni guerrillas deepens ties with militants of Al Qaida and the Taliban after Pakistan joined the US-led operations to quell militancy after the attacks of 11 September 2001 in the United States.

Pakistan also received increased international pressure to crush the militant groups in the Northwest and the tribal zone amid rising attacks cross-border guerrillas against Afghanistan's international troops.

U.s. officials waged a war with unmanned aircraft against the Taliban and Al Qaida commander in the Northwestern tribal areas, where militants hiding in mountainous areas that are beyond the direct control of the Pakistani Government.

The United States, the border area was used as a place for militant groups to carry out training, reshaping power and launch attacks against coalition forces in Afghanistan.

U.S. Urges Islamabad put an end to these attacks unmanned aircraft, while Washington demanded Pakistan take decisive action to quell the terror network.

Anti-u.s. sentiment is high in Pakistan, and the war against militancy carried out AS unpopular in Pakistan because of the perception that many civilians were killed by unmanned aircraft attacks aimed at militants along the border with Afghanistan and residents felt that it was a violation of Pakistani sovereignty.

Unmanned aircraft launched dozens of attacks on U.S. in Pakistan tribal region since U.S. commandos killed Al Qaida leader Osama bin Laden in a covert operation in the city of Abbottabad, Pakistan, on May 2, 2011. (M014)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

Russia Oil Tanker stranded in the sea of Japan

Moscow (Reuters)-A tanker carrying Russia nearly 800 tons of fuel oil stranded in the sea of Japan after suffering damage to the engine.

"The tanker Marine Alliance, which sailed to the port of Nakhodka (Russia Pacific) was unable to sail again because its main engine damage," the Ministry said in a statement, Emergency Monday, without explaining the weather conditions at the scene.

Twenty tanker crew was not injured in the incident.

The ship will be pulled by the other Russia, Georgiy Froier, which sailed to the scene, the statement said.

RIA Novosti reported Marine Alliance has experienced engine failure since February 7 in Japan Sea during bad weather.

The tanker is not enabled and the drift toward Okushiri Island, North of the Tsugaru Strait, Japan rescue ship when one takes the tanker and was withdrawn on February 8, as well as help him to arrive at the port of Hakodate, Hokkaido, on 11 February, the report said Russia's maritime Bulletin.

(H-AK)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

PM urges India to join trade unions cancel strike nationwide

New Delhi (Reuters)-India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Sunday called for unions to cancel a national strike centers over the past two days which will start on February 20.

A total of 11 unions in India protest "is not an act of" Government about the price increase, the withdrawal of investments in the sector of society and violations allegedly committed against rule ketenaga-TODO.

"I called the central unions to revoke their appeal for a general strike across the country on 20 and 21 February. Such a strike would lead to a loss in our economy and society's discomfort as a result of the occurrence of interruptions of services, "said the Prime Minister in a statement.

PRIME MINISTER of India said he planned to conduct a discussion with senior cabinet ministers, according to the Xinhua report. The process will "produce a line of action which could be accepted by both sides--the Government and the unions".

India's inflation rate hit 10 percent and the Government has raised the prices of gasoline and diesel fuel a couple of times during the past year.

(C003)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

Boroujerdi: Iran will not cover the installation of underground Fordow enrichment

When denied reports the media recently about the State of the world's major decision to ease sanctions on Iran in return for the closure of the Fordow, Boroujerdi--leader of the Commission for foreign policy and national security in the Majlis (Parliament) of Iran--as reported semi-official news agency ISNA says, "installation of the Fordow will never close."
Western Media, Saturday, reported the P5 + 1--United States, United Kingdom, France, China and Russia--plus Germany are working on a proposal that will be presented in talks with Iran to defuse nuclear sanctions over trade in gold and other precious metals with Iran in return for the closure of the Fordow uranium enrichment installations.

According to the report, the offer will be presented in the upcoming talks between Iran and the P5 + 1, which is scheduled on February 26, in Almaty, Kazakhstan.

Boroujerdi told ISNA that Iran has been building the Fordow installation to maintain its nuclear installations in the face of threats from Israel, Xinhua reported.

Installation of the Fordow, near the Shiite Holy City in Central Iran, Qom, used to produce enriched uranium with a purity of up to 20 percent.

Boroujerdi on Sunday also asserted, "If America thinks they can stop the activity (nuclear) peaceful Iran with increasing pressure, they do act in vain."

As quoted in Press TV, Boroujerdi said, "Iran will continue to develop a peaceful nuclear energy program with the basic rules of Bada (International Atomic Energy) and within the framework of peaceful purposes."

Meanwhile, the Chairman of the Council of Iran Ali Larijani said u.s. officials broadcast a proganda through direct talks with Iran about a proposed nuclear program, said the State of the Persian Tehran Times on Sunday.

On February 2, US Vice President Joe Biden said the United States is ready to hold direct talks with Iran about the nuclear program of the country when Iran's leaders "are serious".

The U.S. proposal for direct talks with the Islamic Republic it was propaganda, said Larijani. Additionaly, the United States attempted to influence the determination of Iran by raising such issues.

They are mired in the trap with the trust that kind of rhetoric might provide a golden opportunity to the enemy, he added.

Other members of the Parliament of Iran Ebrahim Aqa-Mohammadi also said the United States would have to denounce the policy of threats and sanksinya against Iran before Tehran are considering entering talks with Washington, according to Press TV's report on Sunday. (C003)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

66 guerrillas killed in a clash in Sudan

Khartoum (Reuters)-as many as 70 guerrillas were killed and more than 70 people injured in armed clashes between the Sudanese military and the insurgent Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) in the State of/Sektor North of the Blue Nile, the official Sudan News Agency, SUNA.

"The Sudanese armed forces has claimed many casualties on the rebel side, 66 were killed and 70 injured, issued from the Bong Region in southern Sudan to be treated," said As-Sawarmy Khalid Saad, spokesman for the Sudanese Army.

According to the Xinhua report, the armed services have been delivered in the West area of Mafo-Blue Nile State power, and drive away the remaining guerrillas.

He also said most guerrillas retreated toward Wadaka and Aroura and little military servicemen were killed while several soldiers anymore injuries.

Blue Nile State has been facing a clash between soldiers of the military of Sudan and the SPLM/a sector North of the guerrillas who rebelled against the Government after the secession of southern Sudan.

(Act. C003)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

Secretary General of the UN's anti-bombing kecam Shiites in Pakistan

United Nations (Reuters)-the Secretary General of the United Nations (UN) Ban Ki-moon condemned the bomb blast which killed hard 81 people in Southwest Pakistan and called for the authorities quickly cracked down on the responsible party.

A spokesman for Ban Ki-moon, Martin Nesirky, conveys that statement on Sunday, the day after the bombing that claimed many lives and became the spotlight of the world.

Referring to two attacks on the minority Shiite community in Quetta in recent weeks, Ban "calls for quick action against those who claimed to be responsible and do the actions."

According to the AFP report, Ban also "reaffirmed the strong support of the United Nations in the efforts of the Government and people of Pakistan to protect religions and ethnic minorities as well as the fight against terrorism."

(Act. H-AK)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

The President of Ecuador serukan Assange case resolution

The founder of Wikileaks Julian Assange's website. (INTERMEDIATE/REUTERS/Luke MacGregor)

Quito (Reuters)-Ecuador's President Rafael Correa called for Europe to immediately resolve the fate of the creators of WikiLeaks Julian Assange, who has eight months hiding in the Embassy of his country in the United Kingdom.

"The way out of the diplomatic situation must be found as soon as possible," said Rafael Correa told reporters on Sunday, shortly after ensuring victory in the presidential election for a second term, arguing that the fate of the citizens of Australia it is in the hands of Europe.

Julian Assange, a former computer hacker and a citizen of Australia, creating anti-WikiLeaks secret pages that angered Washington with the release to the public the secret cables and data pertaining to the war in Iraq and war in Afghanistan a security breach in the history of the United States ' largest.

Assange fled to the Embassy of Ecuador in London in June after losing a court battle in the United Kingdom so that extradition to Sweden threatened to review related to allegations of rape and sexual harassment.

Ecuador gives asylum to Julian Assange in August, but the United Kingdom had refused to give a safe way out for Assange to leave the country.

By helping him, Ecuador "do what has to be done in the context of its sovereignty," said Rafael Correa and urged the European Court to address it, such as quoted from AFP.

"There can be no problem because the asylum, it is neocolonialism by either," he said. He repeated demands for a safe journey of Quito or doing an examination by officials of Justice Sweden Assange in London.

Rafael Correa, a charismatic in the eyes of his supporters and his foes in the eyes of authoritarian, claim victory on Sunday, shortly after the election is over. He has indeed been predicted to win in the general election this time.

The first official poll conducted has given Rafael Correa voiced 56.7 percent--or about 30 points lead over his closest rival, banker Guillermo Lasso-with just over a third of the votes already counted.

(G003)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

Journalists were barred from covering the Obama riled vs. Tiger Woods

Port St Lucie, Florida (Reuters)-The White House correspondent of the Sunday Times AS it bitching has been stymied access to covering President Barack Obama playing golf with golf superstar Tiger Woods.

"On behalf of the White House Correspondents Association, today I expressed concerns from all representative said print, radio, online and TV because we simply did not have access to the President of the United States during this week," said the Association's President, Ed Henry, who is also from CNN television, AFP was quoted as saying.

These associations are demanding transparency and coverage there's a journalist pointing peliput golf which in fact allowed covering exclusively the activity of it.

This week the U.S. time, Obama played golf with Tiger Woods but the swarm of reporters who were with the President, including an AFP journalist and photographer, were not allowed to cover the event.

The US President then missed a long weekend at a luxury resort in Florida after the previous Saturday to learn golf from legendary coach Butch Harmon.

The White House denied its own restricted access such coverage.

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

CONTENT Preview: wave of bombings in Baghdad do

Illustration (Afp/Lukisatrio)

it was done as retaliation for alleged criminal acts committed by Shiite-led Governments in Sunni areas of the capital.

Washington (Reuters)-Islamic State of Iraq (ISI), which is the leading group of Al-Qaida in Iraq declared as perpetrators of a wave of bombings, which menyasar the Shiites in Baghdad and killed at least 21 people on Sunday.

A wave of bombings was done at a time when Iraq is fighting to face protests and a political crisis.

The Islamic State of Iraq (ISI), the Al-Qaeda affiliate, claimed responsibility for a wave of bombings "and suggested it was done as retaliation for alleged criminal acts committed by Shiite-led Governments in Sunni areas of the capital," said the SITE monitoring service, which tracks internet forum among hardliners.

Three car bombs struck the slums of Sadr City in the North of the city, a car bomb exploded in the Al-Ameen, Husseiniyah and Kamaliyah in the East, while a roadside bomb exploded in Karrada in central Baghdad, said the security officers and medical.

Another roadside bomb exploded in the Saidiyah in southern the capital. So reported the AFP-Afp, monitored here on Monday.

The Group of Al-Qaida leader widely seen as weaker than during the height of sectarian bloodshed in Iraq from 2006 to 2008, but is still able to perform attacks that inflict mass casualties on a regular basis.

(H-AK)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

The ship sank in the Philippines, Myanmar 14 missing persons

Manila (Reuters)-a Myanmar Vessel heading China sank in the sea near the town of Bolinao in Northern Pangasinan province, Philippines, killing a crew of Malaysia while 14 people reported missing.

"Initial reports said the boat suffered damage engine, vacillating and ultimately sank," said a spokesman for the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) Armand Balilo.

PCG informed the accident of one China, which saved nine crew members of the ill-fated vessel, MV Arita Bauxite.

Of the nine people, two people were injured while the rest are in "good condition", said Balilo.

Balilo said the ship's China also reported that 14 members of the crew from Myanmar were lost.

He did not know exactly when the incident occurred, but allegedly happened on Saturday night or Sunday morning.

Chito Castro, Director of the Office of civil defense in the Ilocos region, coordinating with PCG still to monitor the accident.

Castro said, the victims were flown to the PCG facilities in the city of San Fernando in La Union, Sunday.

A medical team from the Health Ministry have been stationed to provide immediate medical care to the victims.

(H-AK)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

The European Union agreed on a military mission in Mali

Brussels (Reuters)-European Union Foreign Ministers agree to launch officially Eu mission comprising 500 soldiers to train the army of Mali has been commissioned.

The first group consists of 70 Eu soldiers arrived in the West African country's ten days ago and Monday, the green light from the Minister is the final stage in the setting up of the European Union Training Mission (EUTM) which has the mandate of 15 months to reshape the army of Mali.

The foreign policy Chief of the European Union Catherine Ashton says, the mission "will be very important to support Mali's Army" pealatan minimal and not enough trained in maintaining the country's territorial interitas.

About 16 countries from the European Union and Norway have agreed to take part in the budget that would require EUTM 12.3 million euros in each country to fund his army himself. contributors

About half of the members of the force would be the coach, the rest provide protection and supporting the Administration and health workers.

(G003/B002)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

China-South Africa discussed bilateral relations

Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi. (Between/AFP PHOTO/Yoshikazu TSUNO)

In the last 15 years or so, our relationship has grown in so many fields; political, economic, social, education and others.

Cape Town (Reuters)-China's Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi, who was visiting, Tuesday, is scheduled to meet in Cape Town with the Minister of international relations and cooperation Maite Nkoana-Mashabane South Africa to discuss ways to enhance bilateral cooperation.

The two sides planned to discuss bilateral relations, the forthcoming meeting of the BRICS--would dituan-rumahi by South Africa in Durban on March 26-27, the issue of reciprocal interest in the regional and international levels.

That said, since security for future diplomatic relations 15 years ago, the two countries have frequently exchanged visits of high officials, increase political trust, deepen cooperation in various fields and coordinate seamlessly in a wide range of regional and international issues.

"In the last 15 years or so, our relationship has evolved in very many areas; the political, economic, social, education and others. And both parties have gained huge profits from this relationship, "said That as quoted by Xinhua.

"We have to work harder for the interests of the people of our two countries and for the interests of the developing world, as well as the human race," said Yang.

There is a drive to increase economic cooperation with South Africa, while trade between the two countries continues to rise.

Who says China is ready to cooperate with South Africa in order to encourage strategic partnerships.

Nkoana-Mashabane Meanwhile echoed That opinion, saying South Africa-bound commitment to foster cooperation with China.

He added the relationship between the two countries had "evolved from just a good friendship by the signing of all agreements is essential to bringing our partnership to the highest level through the signing of a comprehensive strategic partnership agreement".

(C003)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

Russia troops shoot dead three militants in Dagestan

Moscow (Reuters)-security forces shot dead three militants in the turbulent weeks of the North Caucasus Republic of Dagestan, Russia, local media said.

According to the RIA News Agency, the militant was hiding in a forest and opened fire towards troops inspect the area on Sunday morning, Reuters reported.

"Three militants were killed. No law enforcement officers were wounded, "said the Interfax news agency quoted the Agency's criminal investigators Russia.

President Vladimir Putin, who became famous after muslim rebelion in Chechnya, ordered security forces on high alert to secure the 2014 Winter Olympics to be held in the Black Sea coastal town of Sochi, Krasnodar region, separated from the North Caucasus by three small Territories.

The Kremlin is still trying to cope with muslim guerrillas in the North Caucasus, a decade after the federal troops in Chechnya separatists mendongkel dominance.

Suicide bombing attacks launched by a principal of the North Caucasus, killing 37 people in the most densely populated Russia Domodedovo Airport in Moscow in January 2011.

The attack was made the President of Russia Dmitry Medvedev was then fired a number of medium-level police officials and leading to Domodedovo pendongkelan senior managers.

The suicide bombing was claimed by Doku Umarov, the leader of the Caucasus Emirate.

United States incorporate the Caucasus Emirate to its list of terrorist groups because of the serangan-serangannya in an attempt to dislodge the Government from the North Caucasus region of Russia.

Violence flared in the North Caucasus, where muslim guerrillas are angry because of poverty and global jihad ideology driven by wanting to establish an independent State based on sharia law.

Dagestan, located on the shores of the Caspian Sea, has replaced its neighbouring territories as a center of violence in the North Caucasus who are muslim.

Dagestan borders Chechnya in the North Caucasus, where Russia is facing violent muslim hardliners, and a muslim province that is often hit by attacks targeting law enforcement officers and Government officials.

The attacks have made the Kremlin promised again to quell the guerrillas in the North Caucasus. The area hit by violence since two post-war Soviet happened in Chechnya between separatist guerrillas and Government forces.

The group human rights groups accused the authorities in the North Caucasus region of Russia--ranging from the Black Sea to the Caspian Sea--do major offences under the pretext of HUMAN RIGHTS to quell muslim militancy. (M014)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

Japan tsunami victims have received packages of gold bullion

Jakarta (Reuters)-residents of an area in Japan last year exposed yan tsunami received the shipment contained gold bars from an unknown sender.

Gold bullion Pack appeared in Ishinomaki, Miyagi, pefektur about 10 days ago.

Kunio Suno, President of Ishinomaki Fish Market co. Ltd., the company that manages the port and fishing village, said she received a package containing two gold bars weighing 1 kilogram, respectively.

"Because of his ' merchandise ', I go," said Suno told AFP.

Suno was surprised to find the 24-karat gold amounted to two rods.

"One wrapped in brown paper, another with newsprint, both located in the bundle are bloated," said Suno, Reuters reported.

No message or address stated on the package, though the package was thought to derive from the city of Nagano.

Suno said he will use that money to rebuild the Ishinomaki fish market.

Yoshie Kaneko of Ishinomaki Revival Support Network, who also received two gold bullion said "We appreciate donors. We will not menyia-nyiakannya. "

On March 11, 2011, 9 Richter scale magnitude earthquake and huge tsunami hit Japan. That disaster killed an estimated 19,000 people and triggered a nuclear leak.

Ishinomaki is located 350 kilometres to the northeast of Tokyo. 3,000 people were killed as a result of the disaster and 40,000 buildings destroyed.

(nta)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

Boroujerdi: Iran will not cover the installation of underground Fordow enrichment

When denied reports the media recently about the State of the world's major decision to ease sanctions on Iran in return for the closure of the Fordow, Boroujerdi--leader of the Commission for foreign policy and national security in the Majlis (Parliament) of Iran--as reported semi-official news agency ISNA says, "installation of the Fordow will never close."
Western Media, Saturday, reported the P5 + 1--United States, United Kingdom, France, China and Russia--plus Germany are working on a proposal that will be presented in talks with Iran to defuse nuclear sanctions over trade in gold and other precious metals with Iran in return for the closure of the Fordow uranium enrichment installations.

According to the report, the offer will be presented in the upcoming talks between Iran and the P5 + 1, which is scheduled on February 26, in Almaty, Kazakhstan.

Boroujerdi told ISNA that Iran has been building the Fordow installation to maintain its nuclear installations in the face of threats from Israel, Xinhua reported.

Installation of the Fordow, near the Shiite Holy City in Central Iran, Qom, used to produce enriched uranium with a purity of up to 20 percent.

Boroujerdi on Sunday also asserted, "If America thinks they can stop the activity (nuclear) peaceful Iran with increasing pressure, they do act in vain."

As quoted in Press TV, Boroujerdi said, "Iran will continue to develop a peaceful nuclear energy program with the basic rules of Bada (International Atomic Energy) and within the framework of peaceful purposes."

Meanwhile, the Chairman of the Council of Iran Ali Larijani said u.s. officials broadcast a proganda through direct talks with Iran about a proposed nuclear program, said the State of the Persian Tehran Times on Sunday.

On February 2, US Vice President Joe Biden said the United States is ready to hold direct talks with Iran about the nuclear program of the country when Iran's leaders "are serious".

The U.S. proposal for direct talks with the Islamic Republic it was propaganda, said Larijani. Additionaly, the United States attempted to influence the determination of Iran by raising such issues.

They are mired in the trap with the trust that kind of rhetoric might provide a golden opportunity to the enemy, he added.

Other members of the Parliament of Iran Ebrahim Aqa-Mohammadi also said the United States would have to denounce the policy of threats and sanksinya against Iran before Tehran are considering entering talks with Washington, according to Press TV's report on Sunday. (C003)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

PM urges India to join trade unions cancel strike nationwide

New Delhi (Reuters)-India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Sunday called for unions to cancel a national strike centers over the past two days which will start on February 20.

A total of 11 unions in India protest "is not an act of" Government about the price increase, the withdrawal of investments in the sector of society and violations allegedly committed against rule ketenaga-TODO.

"I called the central unions to revoke their appeal for a general strike across the country on 20 and 21 February. Such a strike would lead to a loss in our economy and society's discomfort as a result of the occurrence of interruptions of services, "said the Prime Minister in a statement.

PRIME MINISTER of India said he planned to conduct a discussion with senior cabinet ministers, according to the Xinhua report. The process will "produce a line of action which could be accepted by both sides--the Government and the unions".

India's inflation rate hit 10 percent and the Government has raised the prices of gasoline and diesel fuel a couple of times during the past year.

(C003)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

The signing of a peace agreement in Congo postponed

United Nations (Reuters)-the United Nations on Saturday said a U.N. brokered peace agreement to end decades of conflict in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, which, according to the plan signed in Ethiopia on 24 February, was postponed.

African leaders failed to sign the Treaty in the past month due to concerns of some countries with regard to who will lead the force, which will be deployed in Congo's eastern regions and deal with armed groups in conflict-prone areas.

It would be intervention Brigade of the UN peacekeeping force in Drc, known as MONUSCO.

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is sending the invitation Friday to the treaty signings Friday February 24, will visit Ethiopia and intends to attend the show, said the spokesman, Martin Nesirky interlocutor. "All the Presidents who were invited had promised would attend or send representatives at that event," said Nesirky.

The representative of Rwanda to the United Nations Ambassador Olivier Nduhungirehe sent a message on Twitter that "the African Union, the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region, the leaders of the South Africa development community, as well as 10 heads of State of the region will be present in the signing ceremony."

The messengers told us that one of the main reasons that agreement could not be signed by the three countries in January is a regional development community bloc, South Africa-South Africa, Tanzania and Mozambique-felt they did not have enough information about the executing brigade.

The brigade formation was executing in the UN peacekeeping mission is new to the UNITED NATIONS, said the officials at the world body. The Mission of executing the peace was permitted to use deadly weapons in a combat situation is serious, while the operation was aimed at supporting peace and pmeliharaan to monitor the ceasefire, said diplomats and UN officials.

A new Security Council resolution was needed to approve the Union's intervention is likely to be supported by a Council composed of 15 countries, the delegates said.

The head of the UN peacekeeping force Herve Ladsous reiterated that the brigade will fight under Ensign MONUSCO, which meant that troops were under the command of the same as regular troops, MONUSCO, which will conduct patrols and supported the Congolese security forces.

But diplomats said South Africa, Tanzania and Mozambique, who are likely candidates for mmasok thousands of soldiers for the brigade.

The rebels seized the area east of the M23 begins a vast mineral-rich early last year, accusing the Government of not honoring the peace agreement by 2009.

The peace agreement ended the insurgency and set the integration of rebels into the national army. They then came out of the military and the rebels.

Congolese troops failed to quell the insurgency, 10 months of dragging back the M23 East Congo into wars, UN experts said. M23 rebel cross-border support from Rwanda and Uganda. Uganda and Rwanda denied allegations it was hard.
(RN/B002)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

PM urges Turkey support negotiations with the Kurds

Ankara (Reuters)-Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan Sunday asked residents in the southeastern region of the country that the majority of Kurds to support peace negotiations with outlawed group PKK.

"We have started a process ... to provide opportunities for a political settlement. As long as you support us, then we will deal with this issue for sure, "said Erdogan told party supporters in the town of Midyat, which has a population of Kurdish ethnic mix, Turkey and Arabic, AFP reported.

"' Isha ' God, we will address these issues as long as you help us by your prayers," he said in a televised statement, pointing at the rebellion launched by the outlawed Kurdistan Workers ' Party Group (PKK) in 1984.

Turkey Intelligence Agency began talks with PKK leaders again imprisoned, Abdullah Ocalan, late last year, with the main purpose of disarming rebels who use bases in Iraq as a place to launch attacks against security forces in the southeastern region of Turkey.

The justice and Development Party (AKP), which came to power in order to end the stronghold of Erdogan urged the Kurdish conflict, which has lasted almost three dasarwarsa.

The fugitive Ocalan was arrested in Kenya on February 15, 1999 in a secret operation Turkey after he was exiled from Syria, where he was based for a decade to organize the workers ' Party of Kurdistan (PKK).

The initial verdict against Ocalan death sentence converted to life imprisonment sentence on a prison island off the coast of Istanbul since 2002.

Each year the Kurdish demonstrators clashed with police to protest Turkey's arrest of their leader.

Turkey, the EU and the u.s. considers the Kurdistan Workers ' Party (PKK) as a terrorist organization.

Turkey's military launched air attacks and ground operations are limited to the northern Iraq since August 2011 following the wave of attacks, the PKK guerrillas after the traffic-jammed a ceasefire before.

The PKK launched attacks from their hiding places in the remote mountains of Iraq as part of their war to gain greater rights and autonomy for the Kurdish population.

More than 40,000 people have died since the PKK took up arms in 1984. (M014)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

Israel's former Foreign Minister was convicted of corruption

... accused Lieberman with two violations of the ... "

Jerusalem (Reuters)-former Foreign Minister of Israel, Avigdor Lieberman, disidang in the Jerusalem Court on corruption charges and breach of trust, Sunday.

The Council dealt with the three judges, who according to the plan opened at 12 noon GMT (7: 00 pm EST), with Lieberman declared sure would be free of all charges and returned to assume the post of Foreign Minister.

Mid-December, the Attorney General of Israel, Judah, Weinstei said he was accusing Lieberman with two violations of the promotion of former Ambassador to Israel, Belarus Zeev Ben Aryeh.

Liebermean soon resigned from his cabinet position with regard to cases that occurred in October 2008 when it became a member of Parliament.

According to the indictment, Lieberman accused told police that Israel was Aryeh contacted their counterparts in Belarus to help the investigation of cases of the case.

He then allegedly sought to reward for one position in Aryeh Latvia.

Lieberman's hard wing has been investigated by the police several times since 1996, denied the allegations against him tuuduhan, and says he was defending himself in court skan.

(H-RN/B002)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

Australia ask Malaysia related deportation senator description

Australia PRIME MINISTER Julia Gilard. (REUTERS/Paulo Whitaker)

... will continue to be demanded an explanation from the Government of Malaysia ... "

Perth (Reuters)-Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gilard, Sunday, the official Malaysia demanded an explanation for the actions that state senator, deport, who came to attend the discussion about reform of local elections by Malaysia, NGO clean.

Malaysia, Saturday rejected the arrival of Independent senator Nick Xenophon,. Immigration officials say, because of the refusal of Xenophon was involved in demonstrations demanding the election reform in Malaysia last year.
Xenophone rated Malaysia authorities endanger the interests of the Malay State of domestic it.
Malaysia's Government will face a general election, which is expected to constitute the most stringent during the former United Kingdom colonies independence history that, in the next few months. Already many times wind up climate change, yet ditangkal diembuskan democratization with a variety of legal devices in Malaysia.  Opposition groups always try exhaling the winds of change in the country's democratization over the past 65 years dominated UMNO Party. Malaysia's economic progress save set social conflict potential between the people.
"We have sent a diplomatic assistance to represent Xenophon, not just in the matter of the detention of her, but also in order to be allowed into Malaysia," Gillard told reporters in Melbourne.

"But the attempt was not successful. We will continue to ask for an explanation from the Government of Malaysia on this matter, "he said.

In April last year, Xenophon came to Malaysia was invited by the opposition group leader, Anwar Ibrahim, and see firsthand a demonstration which ended ricuh. Xenophon then criticized the Government's handling of the demonstrations.

Anwar, a former Deputy Prime Minister, wrote in his personal blog, Saturday, the Prime Minister of Malaysia, Najib Razak, should not treat visitors as enemies of the State just because the Party criticized the visitors the United Malays National Organization (UMNO).

Editor: Ade Marboen

COPYRIGHT © 2013

Follow the latest news on your mobile phone at m.antaranews.com

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

United Kingdom was split over China

The Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, while following the Congress in Hamburg, Sunday (9/8). China annexed Tibet in the Himalayan heights after the cultural revolution in the ' 50s decade. Each Party meet and dialogue with the Dalai Lama categorized support him by China. (INTERMEDIATE/REUTERS/Fabian Bimmer)

... the behavior of Beijing to London lately more childish after Cameron met with the Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama ... "

London (Reuters)-a split occurred in the United Kingdom Government thought about relations with China, which recently tightened, the daily paper The Sunday Times, citing unnamed sources.

Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, David Cameron, and his Finance Minister, George Osborne, United Kingdom on the one hand he intends to avoid actions that create relationships with China's increasingly tightened because of worry could damage the trade relations of the two countries.

But on the other hand, the United Kingdom Foreign Secretary, William Hague, being opposite. According to the United Kingdom he should not lower the harsh criticism against human rights abuses in China. Meanwhile, Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg, United Kingdom also insisted United Kingdom must hold steadfast principle in handling the Tibet issue in the community.

"Hague and Clegg are in the same matter of human rights. They believe the United Kingdom must be voiced louder against China, "said a source from the Government kemenenterian as quoted from The Sunday Times.

"For Clegg, HAM is a principle that can not be negotiated. For Hague, the issue is the United Kingdom should not be too put respect China because if not, the country will insult the United Kingdom, "he said.

"While Cameron and Osborne to focus on the question of trade. They want to maintain the relationship of the two countries, "he added.

United Kingdom is currently trying to attract Chinese investment in infrastructure projects to spur the economy is experiencing a slowdown in growth.

However, relations between London and Beijing have deteriorated in the last nine months as authorities reported a rise of China's spy network in the internet, said The Sunday Times.

But people in the Ministry say, Beijing's behavior to London lately more childish after Cameron met with the Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, in the past year.

Although the United Kingdom assume Tibet is part of China, Cameron-Dalai Lama gave rise to protests from Beijing, which assess the Buddhist monk as a dangerous separatist.

(G005)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

Pakistan-Palestine Joint Commission forms

Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari. (INTERMEDIATE/REUTERS/Omar Sobhani/ox/11.)

Islamabad (Reuters)-Pakistan and the Palestinians have agreed to form a joint Commission made up of Foreign Ministers of the two countries in order to expand the existing political cooperation to other areas, according to local media reports.

Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari, during talks with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Islamabad, Pakistan, said the Joint Commission would soon be established formally.

Presidential spokesman Farhatullah Babar said Zardari's Pakistan also offers grants amounting to one million u.s. dollars for the construction of a Palestinian Embassy in Islamabad.

Zardari said the two rounds of talks were held covering a number of issues ranging from the status of a Palestinian State was fought until the issue of bilateral and the situation in the Middle East until the peace process bogged down.

Problems in relations with Israel with the Palestine Center of attention on construction of settlements by Israel which continues and referrals within the body of a Palestinian was also a topic of conversation, according to the Xinhua report.

Abbas gave an explanation to Zardari on how Israel has been utilizing the split between the West Bank of the River Jordan and the Gaza Strip in order to violate the agreement on the peace process and the joke that leveled by Tel Aviv after Palestinian leader launched efforts to realize national referrals.

He said the Palestinians have accepted a two-State solution both as the basis for an end to the Palestinian-Israel conflict, and they will continue to attempt to achieve the goal through negotiations.

But the two-State solution becoming increasingly far from the range due to settlement policy Israel, which could not be accepted.

Abbas also briefed Zardari about the idea of Peace to the Arabs, who also handles the concerns of Israel but has been ignored by Israel.

Meanwhile, Zardari--who welcomed the Palestinian President in his visit to Pakistan--said Pakistan believed in the right to self-determination was the right of the Palestinian people that is undeniable.

He said Pakistan has supported all efforts aimed at resolving the Palestinian dispute in line with UN Security Council resolution that are relevant for a lasting peace in the region.

The Pakistani President said Islamabad has called for the withdrawal of Israel from all Arab territories including Jerusalem, serving end the construction of settlements, the restoration of the rights of the Palestinian people that cannot be denied and the establishment of an independent State for Palestinians with Jerusalem as its capital.

(C003)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More

The Governor of Pakistan's security officers after the bombing kecam

Hazara Shiite community following the funeral victim bomb blast in Quetta, Pakistan, Monday (14/1). (REUTERS/Naseer Ahmed)

Quetta, Pakistan (Reuters)-officials denouncing the security forces of Pakistan province on Sunday after the bombing of the Shia Hazara community, killing 80 people in the Northwest of the town, Quetta.

"The terrorist attacks on the Shia Hazara community in Quetta is password and security failure," said Nawab Zulfiqar Ali Magsi, Governor of the province of Baluchistan, when organizing the hospital.

"We give freedom to the security to act against the terrorists and the Group hard, but Quetta incident happened," he said.

The number who perished as a result of the bombing on Saturday night rose to 80 people, with most of the victims were in the city's main bazaar, the capital of Baluchistan, near the border with Afghanistan.

Most of the dead were citizens of Hazara, Shia tribal groups. High security officials said that number could rise as 20 people were seriously injured.

The Pakistani Government, which is not favored over various issues, such as poverty and electricity outages, ahead of the election predicted in the coming months, increasingly hard pressed to pursue Sunni pegaris, who consider Shiites not a Muslim.

A spokesman for Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ), Sunni, claimed responsibility for the bomb in Quetta, which is also causing casualties near the school and the computer center.

LeJ also stated was behind bombings in the past month in Quetta, which killed almost 100 people, one of the worst school attack in Pakistan.

Shia political institutions called for a strike in Quetta to denounce the latest massacre. Many shops and bazaars are closed. Relatives who were injured responding to a request by the hospital's blood.

Officials said Pakistan hard group password command bombings and shootings increase LeJ against Shiites to spark violence, which will pave the way for a Sunni theocracy in Pakistan, an ally of United States.

More than 400 people dead in Pakistan's Shiites in the past year, many of them by gunmen or bomb. Some hard-line Shiite group retaliated by killing Sunni clerics.

The split with Sunni Shia evolved after the Prophet Muhammad died in 632, when his followers disagree over his successor.
(B002/AK)

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer

News; Finance; Insurance; Health; Cancer; Car Insurance; Health Insurance

Read More