Chinese ships near the Senkaku/Diaoyu after the incident radar

The Diaoyu or Senkaku Islands which becomes the object of a dispute between the Governments of Japan and China (guardian.co.uk)

Four ships of the maritime surveillance of China entered the zone called the adjacent ...

Naha (ANTARA News)-maritime surveillance ships China last week was seen sailing near the Diaoyu or Senkaku, a group of islands in the heart of a fierce dispute between Tokyo and Beijing, for the first time since Japan accused China's Government of targeting radar guns at the destroyer Japan.

Four ships of the maritime surveillance of China entering the zone which is called from the adjacent territorial waters around the Islands cluster controlled Japan and claimed by China, from around 7 a.m. local time, according to the Coast Guard Headquarters, the 11th Region in Naha, Okinawa Prefecture.

This is the first time since Tuesday that Chinese ships were seen near the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea. Japan on Saturday was evidence of China vessel then expresses in Japan which means ship radar entering territory even though Beijing had denied the allegations.

According to Japan, the incident occurred at the weekend that according to many observers as a sign of dissension in the Navy's first territorial disputes between the two countries.

The two countries were neighbours claim the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands on the border of the two countries. In the area are frequent meetings antararmada of war such as ships and aircraft. D. emikian reported Kyodo--monitored Reuters, in Jakarta, Monday

"The Government is considering as far as what will be explained to the audience," said Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera Japan in one television show Saturday.

Those comments came a day after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe demanded Beijing apologize and acknowledge the occurrence of such incidents.

Tokyo also stated that helikopternya never detected the Chinese warships that entered the territory of Japan in mid last month.

On January 19 and 30, China's Defense Ministry said the patrol boat just as usual.

Japan is not staying silent gave the response through Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida said Tokyo could not accept China's explanation. Prime Minister Abe asked for apology China.

PM says Japan on Thursday that he deplored the incident radar because of the dangerous and provocative. However he stressed that the importance of the dialogue held by the two sides.
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The UN Envoy-the Arab League discussed the crisis with Syria opposition leader

The U.N. Envoy for Syria-Arab League, Lakhdar Brahimi. (tvm.com)

During that meeting, they reaffirmed support for the idea of the dialogue from the opposition.

Cairo (Reuters)-a U.N. Envoy for Syria-Arab League Lakhdar Brahimi, Thursday (10/2), met with leaders of coalition of Syria in exile Moaz al-Khatib in Cairo, where they discussed plans for the next stage of the Coalition, said Egypt's official news agency, MENA.

The meeting dealt with the efforts of al-Khatib not long ago for a dialogue with the Government of Syria's President Bashar al-Assad, who is the Minister of his outline Omran Al-Zoubi said in a response on Friday that the Government is ready for dialogue with the opposition without preconditions.

During that meeting, they reaffirmed support for the idea of the dialogue from the opposition. Such meetings between the Secretary-General of the Brahimi Arab League Nabil al-Arabi in Cairo, according to the Xinhua report--monitored Reuters, in Jakarta on Monday morning.

Syria conflict has become a major topic in high-level meeting of the organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), which was recently held in Egypt's capital, Cairo. On the side of the Conference, the President of Egypt Mohamed Moursi, Iran President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and President of Turkey Abdullah Gul held a closed meeting on Wednesday about the matter.

A statement concluding a two-day OIC Summit supports the idea of the Quartet--Egypt, Iran, Turkey and Saudi Arabia--to realize "true dialogue" between Syria and the opposition coalition Government in exile in order to put an end to a conflict that is raging now.

"We all agree on an increase in efforts to end the tragedy of the people of Syria," said the President of Egypt in a speech unveiling the Moursi. He reaffirmed support for the unity of the people and the territory of Syria.

The high-level meeting endorsed talks Brahimi at the regional level as well as internationally in order to resolve the crisis and its efforts to bring about peace in mediating negotiations between Syria's Government and the opposition.

While a senior officer of the u.s. military Sunday, said that during a discussion with the Government of President Barack Obama on how to help resolve the crisis in Syria, he gave support to the idea of arming Syria guerrillas but no specific plans have ever considered.

General Martin Dempsey, the leader of the Joint Chiefs of staff, said he thinks arming guerrillas might help end the crisis more quickly and avoid ambruknya all government agencies--which could make Syria so failed State.

"The failed State is defined by the ambruknya all of the institution," said Dempsey as reported United Kingdom, Reuters news agency. "In doing so, conceptually we think of a way to prevent that from happening. Conceptually, I agree. There is now very much a hassle that we haven't been able to accomplish. "

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PM Inggris desak Skotlandia untuk tidak memisahkan diri

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Perdana Menteri Inggris, David Cameron (ANTARA/Rusman-Setpress)

Selama ini sistem dalam Britania Raya telah berjalan dengan baik, lalu kenapa harus memecahkannya?

London (ANTARA News) - Perdana Menteri Inggris Davis Cameron mengakui pada Minggu bahwa Skotlandia telah mampu menjadi bangsa yang merdeka, namun di sisi lain memohon negara anggota persemakmuran itu tidak memisahkan diri dari Kerajaan Britania Raya.

Menjelang referendum kemerdekaan yang diperkirakan akan berlangsung tahun depan, Cameron mendesak Skotlandia untuk tidak memutus persatuan dengan Inggris yang telah terjalin sejak 306 tahun yang lalu.

"Selama ini sistem dalam Britania Raya telah berjalan dengan baik, lalu kenapa harus memecahkannya?" tulis Cameron dalam sebuah artikel yang disiarkan oleh surat kabar di Skotlandia seperti dikutip Reuters.

"Adalah hak Skotlandia untuk memutuskan apa jawaban dari pertanyaan ini. Namun jawaban itu juga merupakan persoalan bagi semua negara persemakmuran Britania Raya. Skotlandia lebih baik tetap menjadi bagian dari Inggris, dan kita semua akan menjadi lebih buruk jika memisahkan diri," kata dia.

Sebelumnya, Scottish National Party (SNP) optimis kemerdekaan Skotlandia akan dapat dicapai pada 2016 dengan slogan "Yes Scotland". Partai yang diketuai oleh Alex Salmond itu beranggapan bahwa parlemen di London tidak memperhatikan kepentingan nasional negaranya.

Pemisahan diri Skotlandia dinilai oleh beberapa kalangan dapat menciptkan masalah serius bagi negara-negara anggota persemakmuran lain.

Armada kapal selam nuklir Trident yang dipunyai oleh Britania Raya berbasis di Skotlandia dan di sisi lain pendapatan penjualan minyak di ladang Laut Utara Skotlandia juga sangat penting bagi keuangan Inggris.

Beberapa analis mengatakan bahwa jika salah satu negara anggota persemakmurannya merdeka, Inggris akan kesulitan mempertahankan pengaruhnya di badan-badan internasional seperti Dewan Keuangan PBB dan juga Uni Eropa.

SNP sendiri pada bulan ini mempublikasikan sebuah dokumen yang mengusulkan masa transisi selama 16 bulan dan menyebut bahwa Hari Kemerdekaan untuk Skotlandia dapat dicapai pada Maret 2016.

Sementara itu jajak pendapat menunjukkan bahwa dukungan untuk kemerdekaan masih belum mencapai mayoritas dengan hanya mencapai 32 persen dukungan. Sementara warga Skotlandia yang menolak pemisahan diri justru didukung oleh 47 persen suara.

Namun demikian, Cameron dan politisi lain masih khawatir.

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18 people were killed in the chaos of the Hindu festival of India

Allahabad, India (Reuters)-at least 18 people were killed in a stampede in the town of Allahabad, India, Sunday, when Hindus returning from a religious ritual in the festival the biggest river of the world.

A bridge kereta-api station is overloaded and one curved Haft fence collapsed, making a number of people slipping and ignite the chaos of rush, said a high official of the regional government told Reuters.

"I can confirm that 17 people were killed and 13 injured," said the officials were not willing to be named.

Once every 12 years, tens of millions of people flock to small-town India Northern region, Allahabad, to Maha Kumbh Mela, or Pitcher Festival, at a point where the River Ganges and Yamuna rivers met with a mythical third River.

Within two months from the start of the festival was in January, officials estimate that 100 million people had passed through a city while covering a larger area than that of Athens in a wide, Sandy riverbank.

Hindus bathing in the sacred River Ganges to wash away the sins of their past. Sunday is believed to be the most auspicious day for the festival.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh expressed a sense of shock over the tragedy and promised financial aid to the families of the victims who were killed.

On November 19, 2012, at least 14 people were killed and many others injured in the Stampede chaos caused by the collapse of a bridge during the Hindu festival in the city of Patna, India.

The victims, many of them women and children, came to the banks of the Ganges in Bihar to follow the biggest Hindu festival Chhath, in the State in eastern India.

A police officer told reporters, chaos ensued as a result of the collapse of a rushed the bridges made of bamboo at the edge of the River, and he was asking the community at ease.

Hindus gathered in the River to pray for the sun goes down. (M014)

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15 people injured, 2,000 homes damaged by the earthquake in Colombia

Bogota (Reuters)-at least 15 people injured and no fewer than 2,000 homes damaged or destroyed by the earthquake of 6.9 magnitude on the Richter scale, that shook the southwest Colombia army on Saturday (9/2), said aid agency national, Sunday.

But one suffered serious injuries, said the aid agencies. However, 100 home damaged a total of as many as 1,900 home while experiencing damage.

Most victims of injuries and damaged homes in the province of Narino and Cauca, Carlos Ivan Marquez, said the Director of the national disaster management Office told RCN Radio.

"Victim of injury began to heal," said Marquez, the Xinhua report. He added the province of Narino, Cauca, Risaralda and Quindio "has priority when recovery efforts undertaken".

Marquez said the health service centers and 10 schools were among the damaged buildings, and the Government continues to monitor the situation.

"I want to confirm that there are no casualties or people who are missing, and there are no reports of serious damage," he said.

According to the U.s. Geological Service (USGS), the quake struck at 1 p.m. local time (9 pm) Saturday, and had the force of a 6.9 Richter scale.

The quake occurred at a depth of more than 120 miles, and its main base is in rural areas in the southwest of Narino, called Ospina.

The shocks are also felt in 11 other provinces including the capital city of Colombia, Bogota, as well as some areas of the neighboring countries--Ecuador, Panama and Venezuela. (C003)

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17 aktivis di Oman lakukan aksi mogok makan

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Muscat (ANTARA News) - Sejumlah 17 aktivis siber di Oman melakukan aksi mogok makan untuk memprotes penundaan dalam permohonan kasasi mereka, kata media setempat, Minggu.

Para aktivis di penjara Samayl tersebut mulai mogok makan pada Jumat untuk memrotes apa yang mereka klaim dengan penundaan peninjauan kembali permohonan kasasi mereka oleh Mahkamah Agung, kata surat kabar "Times of Oman" mengutip pernyataan pengacara mereka, Yaqoob al-Harthi.

"Para aktivis hanya akan minum sampai tuntutan-tuntutan mereka dikabulkan," kata al-Harthi dan menambahkan, para keluarga mereka telah menyampaikan sepucuk surat kepada Mahkamah Agung untuk meminta sidang kasus mereka lebih dipercepat.

AFP melaporkan para pemogok makan tersebut dituduh "berkumpul secara tidak sah dan melanggar udang-undang siber dan menghadapi hukuman penjara enam sampai 18 bulan," kata surat kabar itu.

Beberapa kelompok aktivis telah diadili atas tuduhan memfitnah atau menggunakan jaringan media sosial Internet untuk menghina Sultan Qaboos, yang telah memerintah kesultanan Teluk Pesia itu selama 42 tahun.

Pengadilan banding sejauh ini memperkuat hukuman penjara terhadap banyak aktivis.

Banyak aktivis telah diadili setelah ikut dalam protes menuntut reformasi politik pada 2011 di Oman.

Polisi anti-kerusuhan membubarkan demonstrasi-demonstrasi, tetapi Sultan Qaboos menanggapi kerusuhan itu dengan merombak kabinet dan meningkatkan kekuasaan majelis konsultatif.

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Myanmar-Malaysia kerja sama di bidang iptek

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Ilustrasi. Anak-anak dengan pakaian dan rias wajah tradisional menghadiri upacara keagamaan sebelum memasuki masa kerahiban di Pagoda Shwedagon di Yangon, Myanmar. (FOTO ANTARA/REUTERS/Damir Sagolj )

Yangon (ANTARA News) - Myanmar dan Malaysia sepakat untuk bekerja sama di bidang ilmu pengetahuan dan teknologi.

Menurut nota kesepahaman, yang ditandatangani Kementerian Sains dan Teknologi kedua negara di Nay Pyi Taw, bidang kerja sama itu berkisar pada pertukaran ilmuwan, pakar dan sarjana dalam melaksanakan kegiatan, merancang, mengadakan pertemuan bersama dan seminar pelatihan.

Selain itu, pertukaran hasil penelitian, informasi ilmu pengetahuan dan teknologi serta dokumentasi, demikian laporan surat kabar "New Light of Myanmar".

Xinhua melaporkan Perdana Menteri Malaysia Najib Tun Razak mengunjungi Myanmar pada Maret 2012, di mana kedua pihak sepakat bekerja sama di bidang peningkatan kemampuan di bawah kerja sama teknis Malaysia.

(H-AK)

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Three doctor who was murdered in Nigeria citizens of North Korea

Kano, Nigeria (ANTARANews)-the three doctors who were killed in the attack with a knife in northeastern Nigeria on Sunday is a citizen of North Korea, said the police and local governments, having previously occurred regarding the nationality of the victim kesimpangsiuran.

"The three people it came from North Korea, rather than from South Korea," said the head of the regional police, Rufa'i, Yobe State Sanusi told AFP about the attack, which took place in the restive area of Potiskum.

"They are the doctors who work in Potiskum to State Governments," he added.

Abdullahi, spokesman for the Governor of the Dingle area of Yobe State, also identifies the sacrifices as citizens of North Korea and say, they were in Nigeria as part of an agreement of cooperation was signed about five years ago.

According to police, people armed with knives slit the third doctor was in a offensive towards dawn, the last such killings in the past few months.

Police had earlier identified the victim as Chinese, then South Korea, before finally saying that they came from North Korea.

The North Korea Embassy officials could not be reached for comment about the attacks they requested it.

In November, gunmen shot dead two Chinese building workers in the State of Borno, the adjacent headquarters of the hard-line group Boko Haram.

Three others also killed Chinese in separate attacks in the area.

Some Nigerians also became a victim of gorok the neck in that area in the past few months.

Although there has been no parties who claim to be responsible, the attacks were similar to those performed by the Boko Haram before against foreigners.

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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Mali soldiers clashed with militants in Gao

Gao, Mali (Reuters)-clashes between soldiers and militants erupted Sunday in Mali in the streets in Gao, the biggest town in northern Mali who attacks rocked by suicide bombings in the last two days.

The two sides engaged in a shootout in the afternoon in the center of the city near the police station, said an AFP correspondent.

France-led forces recaptured Gao on 26 January from Al Qaida linked militants who ruled the region of northern Mali for 10 months after a military coup.

Clashes in the path it takes place after Saturday's suicide bomb attacks late at night at a military checkpoint at the entrance of the city, after a similar attack in the same location the day before.

The two suicide bombings were the first such attacks were in Mali.

Oneness and Jihad movement in West Africa (MUJAO), one of the groups that dominate northern Mali before being driven off by the intervention of France that was launched on 11 January, claimed responsibility for the first attack and on Saturday threatened to launch further attacks.

"We are determined to launch further attacks against the forces of France and its allies. We asked local residents away from the military zone and avoid an explosion, "said spokesman MUJAO Abou Walid Sahraoui.

Attack-suicide bomb attacks that killed only the two perpetrators.

One soldier lightly injured in the bombing Friday. No longer are injured in Saturday's attack, said a soldier at the checkpoint.

France, which is working with the military of Mali, on January 11, launched operation when militants threaten advanced to the capital of Mali, Bamako, after months of doubt about the African intervention forces to help drive out hard-line groups from the northern region.

Mali, who had become one of stable democracies in Africa, experienced the uncertainty after the coup d ' état in March 2012 overthrow the Government of President Amadou Toumani Toure.

The international community is worried that country will become the new hotbed of terrorists and they support the efforts of Africa to intervene militarily.

The United Nations has approved the placement of the African intervention force consisting of about 3300 soldiers under the auspices of the ECOWAS grouping of West African States. With the involvement of Chad, which has pledged 2,000 soldiers, means the number of intervention forces that would be much greater.

Hard-line groups, which said the experts acting under the umbrella of Al Qaida in Islamic Morocco (AQIM), dominate the North, Mali to the extent greater than that of France, since April last year.

Tribal rebels in mid-January 2012 launched more war decades for the independence of the Tuareg in the northern region they claim as their land, reinforced by heavily armed guerrillas who recently returned from Libya. However, their struggle was then hijacked by hard-line muslim groups.

Disgruntled army coup in March meant to give the military more authority in order to quell a revolt in the North, but it in fact backfire and the rebels took control of three major cities in the North of Mali within three days. (M014)

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Bahrain launches national dialogue to end the political stalemate

Manama (Reuters)-the dialogue of National Consensus, which has long been anticipated in Bahrain, beginning on Sunday (10/2), followed by the country's main political groups, including opposition groups.

Sunday's meeting is aimed at reaching the final agenda that will give shape to the important talks with the aim of ending the political stalemate in Arab countries.

Minister of Waqf, the Islamic religion and Justice Bahrain Shaikh Khalid bin Ali Al Khalifa welcomed the involvement of all parties in the dialogue, which includes representatives from the public and the Legislative Council, political as well as some independent figures.

The Minister conveyed his belief about the positive results that will be obtained, further political consensus that will strengthen Bahrain's national achievements, Xinhua reported.

The main opposition groups are present in the dialogue that is the Al Wefaq National Islamic Society--the Shiites, the National Society berfaham Al Ekha and National Democratic Action Society, National Association of Piagama Action and Al Menbar National Islamic Society.

Meanwhile, some opposition groups staged marches in Sitra, when the second round of talks began.

A number of protestors marched carrying flags of Bahrain. They demanded democracy and freedom. (C003)

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Nigerian health workers pascapembunuhan hat the doctor Planned

Abuja (Reuters)-Nigeria's Inspector General of police (IGP) Muhammed Abubakar, Sunday (10/2), ordered the special safeguards for all medical personnel involved in the routine immunization activities in progress in the country.

Abubakar issued the appeal in a statement received by Xinhua in Abuja, the national capital of West Africa.

Such action is designed after the attack not long ago against health workers in Nigeria.

Three doctors from the Democratic People's Republic Korea (DPRK) is killed by several unidentified attackers in the small town of Potiskum in Northeast Nigeria on Wednesday morning, said police in the State of Yobe State, Nigeria's North-East.

Some unknown guy on the Friday morning of shooting to death nine women health workers in two separate attacks in the State of Kano during a routine polio immunization.

Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan condemned the "cowardly" attack, which occurred after a local cleric denounced the polio vaccinations campaigns and several local radio stations broadcast a conspiracy theory that the vaccine was a Western plot to undermine Muslims.

The United Nations and United States have also been accused of murder and the world body says the population "covered from the intervention for basic medical aid".

Conspiracy theories against the polio campaign has spread in the area of Northern Nigeria--the Muslim scholars. Nigeria is one of only three countries--with Pakistan and Afghanistan--that is still polio-stricken.

Special security arrangements also include medical personnel who are involved in other tasks of special medical, said the police chief.

Abubakar instructed the Police Commissioner in the State and Assistant Inspector General of police--especially those who served in the Northern State of Nigeria, to strategize in order to prevent security attacks further. (C003)

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Mesir blokir youtube tayangkan film anti Islam

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Sejumlah demonstran dari Forum Pembela Rasulullah membawa poster sambil meneriakkan tuntutannya, saat berunjuk rasa mengutuk film "Innocence of Muslims" yang menodai ajaran Islam, di Semarang, Jawa Tengah, Jumat (21/9). (FOTO ANTARA/R Rekotomo)

... memblokir situs yang dimiliki Google tersebut di Mesir karena menyebarkan film Innocence of Muslims... "

Kairo (ANTARA News) - Pengadilan di Mesir, Sabtu, memutuskan menghentikan layanan video dalam jaringan YouTube selama satu bulan karena situs tersebut menyiarkan film menghina Nabi Muhammad. Pengadilan administrasi di negara itu memerintahkan kementerian komunikasi dan investasi untuk memblokir situs yang dimiliki Google tersebut di Mesir karena menyebarkan film Innocence of Muslims, kata Kantor Berita MENA.

Video berdurasi 13 menit, yang merupakan cuplikan film yang dibuat di Amerika Serikat, sebelumnya telah memicu reaksi keras anti-Amerika di Mesir, Libya, dan negara Muslim lain pada September lalu. Inilah film yang turut menyumbang penyerbuan ke Konsulat Amerika Serikat di Benghazi, Libya, yang berujung kematian Duta Besar Amerika Serikat untuk Libya, Christopher Stevens.

Film itu menggambarkan Nabi Muhammad SAW sebagai seorang manusia biasa yang tidak patut. Bagi sebagian besar kaum Muslim, setiap penggambaran Muhammad tidak boleh boleh dilakukan.

Sementara itu juru bicara Google di Kairo, Maha Abouelenein, mengatakan, perusahaan yang dia wakili belum menerima surat pemberitahuan resmi mengenai putusan tersebut sampai saat ini.

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Ahmadinejad tegaskan Iran tolak tekanan Barat

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Presiden Iran Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (ANTARA)

Kalian tidak bisa mengacungkan senjata sambil mengancam rakyat Iran agar mereka mau bernegosiasi."

Dubai (ANTARA News) - Presiden Iran Mahmoud Ahmadinejad mengatakan Teheran tidak akan bernegosiasi mengenai persoalan program nuklir jika  ditekan negara-negara Barat.

Di sisi lain, Ahmadinejad akan bersedia duduk satu meja perundingan dengan musuh-musuhnya jika negara-negara tersebut berhenti "mengacungkan senjata."

Dalam pidato perayaan 34 tahun revolusi Islam Iran, Ahmadinejad menggunakan kata-kata yang lebih bernada damai dibanding Wali Fakih atau pemimpin tertinggi Ayatullah Ali Khomeini, yang pada 7 Februari lalu menolak desakan Amerika Serikat agar kedua negara bernegosiasi langsung.

Dalam penolakannya, Khomeini mengatakan bahwa "perundingan" dan "tekanan" adalah dua hal yang tidak bisa disatukan.

Ahmadinejad sendiri tidak mempunyai kewenangan untuk memutuskan dilakukannya negosiasi terkait program nuklir. Kewenangan tersebut sepenuhnya berada di tangan Khomeini.

Amerika Serikat dan sekutu-sekutunya mencurigai Iran sedang mengembangkan persenjataan atom dan menggunakan program energi nuklir sipil untuk menyamarkannya. Tehran menolak dengan tegas tuduhan tersebut.

"Kalian tidak bisa mengacungkan senjata sambil mengancam rakyat Iran agar mereka mau bernegosiasi," kata Ahmadinejad di depan ratusan ribu orang yang berkumpul alun-alun Azadi (yang bermakna kebebasan) dan dikutip Reuters.

"Perundingan tidak boleh digunakan sebagai alat untuk memaksakan pendapat seseorang, jika kalian berhenti mengacungkan senjata pada rakyat Iran, saya sendiri yang akan datang untuk bernegosiasi," kata dia.

Tehran ssedang mencari cara untuk melepaskan dri dari berbagai sanksi yang telah memukul ekspor minyak mentah sekaligus menurunkan nilai mata uang rial sampai setengah dari tahun lalu. Hal itu memicu inflasi yang tinggi dan mmengurangi daya beli masyarakat biasa di negara tersebut.

"Saat ini, para musuh kita sedang berusaha sekuat tenaga untuk menekan bangsa Iran untuk mengehentikan kemajuan yang telah dicapainya, namun mereka tidak akan berhasil," kata dia.

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Swiss tolak buka kembali kasus korupsi Presiden Pakistan

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Presiden Republik Islam Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari (ANTARA)

Ini adalah masalah penting dan mereka mengonfirmasikan bahwa presiden memiliki hak kekebalan hukum

Islamabad (ANTARA News) - Swiss menolak membuka kembali kasus korupsi Presiden Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari karena ia memperoleh kekebalan hukum sebagai kepala negara, demikian menurut Kementerian Hukum Pakistan, Minggu.

Pakistan mengirim surat kepada pihak berwenang Swiss pada Oktober soal tuduhan korupsi jutaan dolar AS oleh Zardari yang dilakukan pada tahun 1990-an, atas desakan Mahkamah Agung.

Zardari dan almarhum istrinya, mantan perdana menteri Benazir Bhutto, dituduh menggunakan bank-bank Swiss untuk mencuci uang 12 juta dolar AS yang diperoleh dari penyuapan.

Yasmin Abbasey, pejabat penting di kementerian hukum mengemukakan kepada AFP bahwa Swiss mengatakan mereka tidak akan membuka kembali kasus yang dibekukan ketika Zardari menjadi kepala negara pada 2008.

"Mereka menanggapi surat itu dan mengatakan Zardari memiliki hak kekebalan hukum," katanya.

Mahkamah Agung Pakistan menghabiskan waktu tiga tahun menuntut pemerintah, yang dipimpin Partai Rakyat Pakistan (PPP) Zardari untuk meminta Swiss membuka kembali kasus itu sebelum mereka akhirnya mengalah.

Perdana Menteri Yousuf Raza Gilani melepaskan jabatannya akibat masalah itu, ketika Mahkamah Agung menghukum Gilani karena menolak melaksanakan perintah untuk menulis surat kepada Swiss.

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The Commonwealth Court's independence push in Sri Lanka

Colombo (Reuters)-the Commonwealth Secretary-general Kamalesh Sharma started talks in Sri Lanka, Sunday, by encouraging the independence of courts in the island nation, while Canada renews call to boycott a summit meeting of the Group were in Colombo later this year.

Sharma held talks with Sri Lankan leaders in Colombo regarding the rule of law and separation of powers after the country's international appeal and disobedience to fire the Supreme Court's Chairman in January, said the AFP report block.

A four-day visit to Sri Lanka Sharma do when Canada is urging other countries in the Commonwealth of 54 countries that are not following the meeting of Commonwealth Heads of Government (CHOGM) in November, held in Colombo.

Canada reported Sri Lanka Commonwealth over alleged violations of democratic values that block by ignoring the two court rulings and fired the Chief Justice Shirani Bandaranayake last month.

The woman judge issued the rulings which are considered unfavourable for the Government of President Mahindra Rajapakse, who is also accused of failing to investigate war crimes allegations against Sri Lankan soldiers who defeated the Tamil Tigers rebels in 2009.

"Sharma is expected to discuss among other options to advance the values and principles of the Commonwealth, including the independence of the courts and the authority of the permisahan," the Commonwealth said in a statement.

According to the statement, Sharma also discussed preparations for the November summit that will still take place despite Canada objected.

Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper has warned he might not attend the Summit that unless Sri Lanka deal with allegations of atrocities during the final stages of the war with separatist Tamil rebels in 2009.

Sri Lankan troops launched a major offensive to crush the Liberation Tigers of Tamil rebel group Eelam ('S LTTE) in 2009 which ended the nearly four-decade ethnic war in the country.

However, the victory over Sri Lanka'S LTTE forces spark the widespread allegations of human rights violations.

In September 2011, Amnesty International based in London, quoting eyewitnesses and aid workers who said, at least 10,000 civilians killed in the final phase of the military offensive against Tamil Tiger guerrillas in May 2009.

In April 2011, the panel report was UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon noted the allegations of war crimes committed on both sides.

Sri Lanka criticised UN Commission report as "preposterous" and said the report was one-sided, and relies on subjective evidence from anonymous sources.

Sri Lanka rejects call for international investigation of war crimes and insisted that no civilians are being targeted by Government forces. However, HUMAN RIGHTS groups said, more than 40,000 civilians may be killed as a result of the action of both adversaries. (M014)

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Favorite digital music in the United Kingdom

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one in five consumers now prefer to download songs legally.

Jakarta (ANTARA News)-according to a survey in the United Kingdom, in United Kingdom Kingdom music connoisseur is now fond of music in digital form.

The British Phonographic Industry (BPI) revealed one in five consumers (19.6 percent) now prefer to download songs legally.

Last year, 27.7 percent in the United Kingdom music fans downloading songs from the iTunes store as a digital and Amazon, or listen to it via streaming on YouTube or on Spotify.

The Chief Executive of BPI, Geoff Taylor, said there has been a release through focus for shops that sell the physical album.

"It will continue. We must do everything to please those who are fond of CDs and LPs, "he said, as quoted from the BbC.

Songs from Gotye's "Somebody That I Used To Know" became the most played song on stream by 2012.

"Call Me Maybe" Carly Rae Jepsen is underneath and have watched as many as 3.7 million times in the United Kingdom Kingdom in 2012.

According to the BPI, four out of five consumers have heard of at least one of the service providers of audio streaming.

Meanwhile, a study conducted by Spotify shows Edinburgh became the city's most extensive use of streaming services, followed by Cardiff and Southampton.
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Iran: talks with the US "unlikely" at this time

The spiritual leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khameini. (Special)

You guys (Americans) enact, as you guys call it, crippling sanctions to cripple Iran's State. If this is a sign of good faith or bad faith?

Tehran (Reuters)-talks with the United States (US) is not possible at the moment, said Foreign Ministry spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast, Iran Friday.

"According to the spiritual leader's Guide (Iran), negotiations with the United States are not included in the agenda and could not possibly do before they changed their stance and apologize for the hostile attitude ... they are against this country," said Mehmanparast as quoted Iran's official news agency, IRNA on Friday.

However, it may just be for Iran to enter into negotiations with all countries except Zionist Israel regime, which is not recognized by Iran, Mehmanparast said.

The Spiritual Leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said Thursday the Islamic Republic is interested in holding talks with the United States under pressure.

Khamenei's statement was issued a day after Washington extended the U.S. sanctions on Iran by tightening the grip on the Islamic Republic's economy by entering another name into the black list.

When speaking to a group of military officials in Tehran, Khamenei was referring to a recent U.S. proposal on direct talks with the Islamic Republic of Iran's nuclear program. He says, "you guys (Americans) enact, as you guys call it, crippling sanctions to cripple Iran's State. If this is a sign of good faith or bad faith? "

On Friday, members of Parliament are Mansour Haqiqatpour Iran says U.S. rallying cry for talks while Washington impose sanctions on Iran shows its lack of sincerity of countries in action Washington, Press TV said, as quoted by Xinhua--which monitored Reuters, in Jakarta on Saturday morning.

"In a couple of days later, we have witnessed increasing restrictions by the US action against Iran. On the one hand, they want to drop sanctions against Iran and, in other occasions, they say they are ready to negotiate. Such actions are completely unacceptable, "said Haqiqatpour.

He added by saying the US offer of talks to the Islamic Republic was an attempt to cover up its failure in the Middle East.

On Friday, the Friday Prayer in Tehran "Ayatollah Mohammad-Ali Movahhedi-Kermani also said the United States turned to negotiations with Iran as a result of its failure in Syria, said Press TV.

Meanwhile, a spokesman for the Commission on foreign policy and national security of the House of Assembly (Parliament) of Iran Sayyid Hossein Naqavi Hosseini-speech and U.S. deeds say are inconsistent and it's just trying to cheat the community with an offer of talks.

"The American Government wanted to show they were willing to negotiate but in practice, they are searching for (the) threat, sanctions and pressure," said Sayyid Hossein Hosseini as cited Nagavi-Press TV.

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5.000 warga Suriah mengungsi saban hari

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Seorang bocah pengungsi Suriah berdiri di balik pagar kamp pengungsi Al Zaatri di Mafraq, Yordania, dekat perbatasan Suriah, Rabu (8/8). Kamp Al Zaatri itu salah satu kamp di perbatasan antara Yordania dan Suriah sepanjang 86km di bawah manajemen UNHCR dibantu sejumlah kelompok amal setempat. (REUTERS/Ali Jarekji)

... benar-benar satu krisis... "

Jenewa (ANTARA News) - Sekitar 5.000 warga Suriah meninggalkan negara mereka setiap hari, mencari tempat yang aman di negara-negara tetangga, data UNHCR menyatakan itu, Jumat. "Ini benar-benar satu krisis," kata juru bicara UNHCR, Adrian Edwards. "Ada peningkatkan dalam jumlah pada Januari saja, kami kira 25 persen peningkatan dalam jumlah pengungsi yang terdaftar dalam satu bulan," katanya, di Jenewa.

Sejak konflik itu meletus dua tahun lalu, lebih dari 787.000 warga Suriah terdaftar sebagai pengungsi atau sedang menunggu proses di kawasan itu, terutama Lebanon, Irak, Jordania dan Turki, katanya.

Di Suriah, kekurangan air bersih semakin memburuk dan pasokan kadang-kadang tercemar, yang menyebabkan anak-anak rawan terkena penyakit, seturut UNICEF.

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Car bomb kills 16 people in Iraq

Baghdad (Reuters)-a series of car bomb attacks on Shiite areas of Iraq, including two blasts in the attack a few minutes interval on one famous bird market killed at least 16 people Friday.

These attacks also injuring more than 40 people it was primarily targeted at emerging markets often crowded on Fridays, which is a public holiday in Iraq, killing nearly 90 people in a week-long violence.

Two explosions hit the twins one bird market in the area of Kadhimiyah Shiite majority population, killing at least 11 people and 30 other people, mencderai said the officers of the security and medical officials.

Two car bombs exploded after 9: 00 am local time in the market, which is usually crowded on Fridays.

And in the province of Babil, which has a Shiite majority, two car bombs in the city of Shomali, South of Baghdad, killing five people and injuring 11 others, said security officials and doctors.

The first explosion occurred on the outskirts of the city occurred in one market.

The members of the hard-line Sunni groups, including Al Qaida frontline group in Iraq, often targeting the Shiite ghetto with bloody attacks in an effort to push the country back into the sectarian bloodshed which peaked from 2005 to 2008.

Violence is the latest in a series of riots in Iraq, which has been hit by a wave of car bombings and suicide attacks in recent weeks in the middle of a political crisis and a wave of protests in the area calling for the overthrow of the Sunni mayorits Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki is Shiite.

A number of 89 people were killed in violence across the country in the last week, and January is the month of the most fatalities in Iraq since September, said AFP data.

Among the attacks since Saturday that there were three suicide bomb attacks in recent days, AFP reported.

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The drugs are increasingly rare in Syria

Damascus (Reuters)-"he saw the recipe from under her glasses, scrunched his forehead and immediately said, ' Sorry we do not have a single one of these drugs '," said Sahar--the mother of two children--in Syria.

Sahar--which described what happened to him when he seeks a remedy for eczema for her 16-year-old in drugstores in the capital of Syria, Damascus--said the woman repeatedly pulled out the same words to at least four people.

"Most drug factory has been closed and many drugs have been missing from the market," said pharmacist to Sahar.

When it was explained to the officer about drug shortages, Sahar, a man entered the Pharmacy and put the recipes on the front desk. The man said, "do you have this medicine? ... I looked it up to some drug store but I can't get it. "

"Unfortunately, no," replied the pharmacist.

Most States lack drug sellers will be even worse due to the presence of a non-quick and decent resolution to restart the drug factory operations, most of which are located in the province of Aleppo, northern Syria, and Rif Damascus.

The head of the pharmacy chain Syria Fares Ash-Sha'ar told local media not long ago the crisis can be solved by raising the price of drugs in order to allow the pharmaceutical companies acquire raw materials.

He said the Government's approval to raise prices until at least 40 percent needs to be done and a step in the right direction but not enough, "therefore could barely cover costs".

Health Minister Saad Nayef Al-Syria reportedly said the economic sanctions imposed on Syria is very detrimental to the country's health sector.

An-Nayef 32 hospitals nationwide reveals is now defunct, and added six pharmaceutical laboratories have been damaged and 68 more total is still operating with a capacity of 50 percent.

But he denied reports about the presence of many drugs are in the local market, and only hinted at the existence of difficulties for carrying drugs.

Some medical sources confirm there is serious study to raise drug prices domestically between 50 and 100 percent.

Economic sanctions against Syria have also strained the economy of the country, and resulted in losses of up to 48.4 billion u.s. dollars as well as make miskin not less than 900,000 more people Syria, said a report not long ago.

According to the report, issued by the "Center for Policy Research in Syria", revealing the people bear the brunt of the heaviest Syria as a result of sanctions against their country's West.

Overall, the crisis resulted in the country's growth in gross domestic product--3.7 percent in 2011 and 18.8 percent in 2012, and then up again so it was 5.6 percent in 2012.
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Singapura dan Jepang gelar pelatihan penjaga pantai

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Singapura (ANTARA News) - Pasukan Polisi Singapura dan Penjaga Pantai Jepang mengadakan pelatihan bersama selama setengah hari di Pelabuhan Raffles negara kota itu, Kamis, demikian laporan Straits Times.

Pelatihan penjaga pantai itu, menurut laporan tersebut, merupakan bagian dari pertemuan para Kepala Badan Penjaga Pantai Asia, satu forum yang beranggota 18 lembaga penjaga pantai utama dari seluruh Asia.

Komandan Polisi Penjaga Pantai Singapura, Asisten Komisaris Polisi Hsu Yun Sin, mengatakan bahwa pelatihan itu menegaskan kembali "hubungan baik" yang dinikmati oleh berbagai instansi.

Pertemuan tersebut menjadi ajang untuk bertukar ide dan meningkatkan kerja sama dalam isu-isu seperti penegakan hukum, keamanan maritim, pencegahan bencana dan bantuan, serta pembangunan kapasitas.

China adalah salah satu negara anggota forum tersebut, demikian seperti yang dilaporkan oleh Xinhua.

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France cover graduate school killings of opposition figures

Mourners carry the coffin the opposition leader was killed when the funeral ceremony Chokri Belaid towards the cemetery of El-Jellaz, Jebel Jelloud, district of Tunis, Friday (8/2). Tens of thousands of mourners calling for anti-Islamist slogans during the funeral ceremony, killing Belaid make Tunisia sank into deeper political crisis.(REUTERS/Anis Mili)

The death sparked massive demonstrations Belaid

Paris (Reuters)-France, Paris time, on Thursday ordered the closure of the country's 10 schools across Tunisia and called for its members to be more vigilant after Chokri Belaid, a major opposition figure were killed Wednesday.

In a written statement on the official website of the Embassy of France in Tunisia, said that France's school in the country will not move or close on the Friday and Saturday following an upsurge in violence concerns after the murder occurred extremely compact opposed-Belaid.

France Foreign Ministry also give recommendations to its members and awareness away from any demonstrations action especially in places that are prone to conflict and sensitive.

Chokri Belaid, Patriot of the Democratic Party Secretary General, was shot in the head and neck while he was outside his home.

The killing was the first major murder incident happened in Tunisia since former President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali deposed in early 2011.

The death sparked massive demonstrations Belaid across the country in North Africa.
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UN: five thousand people leave Syria per day

A boy displaced man looked out of a tent in a village outside Damascus on Tuesday (29/1). (REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic)

Geneva (Reuters)-around five thousand citizens took refuge in Syria from the conflict-ravaged homeland every day the overall number of refugees meanwhile has increased by 25 percent in the last month alone, the UN Refugee Agency, said Friday.

"Five thousand people now cross the border Syria every day," said Adrian Edwards, spokesman for the UN High Commissioner for refugees, reported AFP.

"We now have a 787 thousand refugees who are registered or pending listing," he told reporters in Geneva, while noting that the figure is still on the rise.

The largest number of displaced to Lebanon, which has been holding around almost 270 thousand of refugees Syria. Then Jordan is in second place with about 250 thousand refugees Syria.

About 180 thousand citizens of Syria has fled to Turkey, and about 85 thousand fled to Iraq.

For countries not bordering Syria, Egypt ranked at the top with 15 thousand refugees accommodating, while another approximately 6300 the rest scattered throughout the countries of North Africa.

Edwards said that overall, the number of refugees has increased by a quarter in January, with the rise of 150 thousand on a total number of 600 thousand refugees recorded at the end of December.

The UN estimates that more than 60,000 people have been killed since a revolt against the regime of President Bashar al-Assad began in March 2011. (G003/S012)

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Michelle Obama hadiri pemakaman gadis korban penembakan

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Ibu Negara Amerika Serikat, Michelle Obama (REUTERS/Luke MacGregor)

... menyebar sayembara seharga 40.000 dolar Amerika Serikat... "

Washington (ANTARA News) - Ibu Negara Amerika Serikat, Michelle Obama, Rabu, akan menghadiri pemakaman seorang gadis berusia 15 tahun yang tewas ditembak di Chicago. Delapan hari sebelum ditembak, gadis itu tampil sebagai mayoret marching band sekolahnya dalam pelantikan Presiden Barack Obama.

Nama gadis itu adalah Hadiya Pendleton, tewas ditembak pada 29 Januari saat ia dan teman-temannya berteduh di satu kanopi di taman Chicago.

Chicago dalam beberapa waktu terakhir telah diganggu sejumlah aksi kekerasan bersenjata; dan pembunuhan Pendleton menjadi dasar bagi pendukung kontrol senjata menyerukan kontrol senjata yang lebih kuat.

Polisi Chicago bahkan menyebar sayembara seharga 40.000 dolar Amerika Serikat untuk informasi yang mengarah pada pembunuhnya.

Seorang pejabat Gedung Putih mengatakan, Michelle akan hadir di pemakaman itu didampingi penasihat senior Gedung Putih, Valerie Jarrett, dan Menteri Pendidikan Amerika Serikat, Arne Duncan.

Michelle tidak dijadwalkan berbicara dalam upacara itu. Sebelumnya Obama telah mengusulkan serangkaian rekomendasi pengetatan kepemilikan senjata api setelah peristiwa penembakan Desember lalu yang menewaskan 20 siswa dan enam guru di sebuah sekolah dasar di Newtown, Connecticut.

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The opposition again head to the Presidential Palace Egypt

Cairo (Reuters)-Opposition on Friday returned to the Presidential Palace came to Egypt, the official residence and workplace of the President of Moursi.

Hundreds of demonstrators seemed to run regularly while shouting shouted and shouted antipemerintah carrying posters and banners inscribed with sentences against President Mohamed Moursi.

They came from several mosques around Eastern Palace in Cairo, including the An Nur Mosque in the District of Abbasea.

Posters and banners, among others, reads "Disband the Government" and "tear down the Constitution made by the Muslim Brotherhood", referring to the formation of the new Constitution which was passed by a referendum at the end of last year.

A similar demo action took place on Friday last week that turned into bloody clashes between protesters and security apparatus so that one person and 79 people injured.

In addition to the Ettihadiyah Palace, thousands of protesters also come up to the roundabout Tahrir in downtown Cairo after Friday prayers.

As in Cairo, a number of provincial capitals, including Alexandria, Port Said, Suez Canal, and Ismailism not escape from opponents of government action demo.

Responding to the rise of the demo action, the President in some occasions Moursi said that the rallies were as common in Egypt at the time of the transition to a life of democracy.

The President also called for the earlier Moursi dialogue with all political forces, but the opposition responded by cold.

Political analyst Gaber El Sassar assess national dialog mandeknya that because each party establish conflicting terms to each other.

"Before, the opposition figures include Mohamed Elbaredai, Amr Moussa, expressed the readiness of Sibahi Hamdun, to attend a national dialogue, but they set impossible conditions accepted by Moursi's President," he said.

Terms of the proposed opposition, for example, the President must dissolve the Government led by Moursi Prime Minister Hisham Qandil and the formation of the Cabinet, the idea that Nations rescue rejected Moursi, he said.

On Thursday (31/2) last week, the Sheikh Of Al Azhar collects a number of opposition figures, including Elbaredai, Moussa, and Government representatives Sibahi includes the freedom and Justice Party, the political wing of the Muslim Brotherhood.

In the meeting it was agreed a national dialogue, but so far the efforts the Union stance that has not been fulfilled.
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