Farmer jailed in Hong Kong for burning flag

A man has been jailed in Hong Kong for burning the national flag, in the first sentence of its kind.

S Korea suspends savings banks citing weak finances

South Korea has suspended seven local savings banks citing the weak state of their finances.

Japan urges mass evacuation ahead of Typhoon Roke

More than a million people in central and western Japan have been urged to leave their homes as a powerful typhoon approaches.

Burma begins swap scheme for cars over 40 years old

Owners of some of Burma's most antiquated cars have been queuing in Rangoon to exchange their old vehicles for permits to import newer models.

Polio strain spreads to China from Pakistan

Polio has spread to China for the first time since 1999 after being imported from Pakistan, the World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed.

Thursday, March 21, 2013

Iran tested short-range missile

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Moscow (Reuters)-Iran Army successfully tested the firing two short-range missiles during military exercises in the central city of Kashan on Thursday, said Press TV report quoted as saying RIA Novosti.

Nazeat missiles 10 and Fajr 5 effectively achieve the target set out in an exercise aimed at improving the ability of defense forces units rocket launchers and missiles.

Fajr 5 missiles are rocket-artillery-mm from ground 333 ashore berjangkauan 75 kilometres, whereas the Nazeat 10 is a medium range ballistic missile berjangkaun 100 kilometres.

March 9, and the armed forces of Iran held a three-day exercise in the Khatam al-Anbia password in the southwestern province of Khuzestan.
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Syria and France United Kingdom kecam

A woman wearing a scarf with the colors of the flag of Syria's opposition in one of the areas that were destroyed as a result of the conflict in Deir al-Zor, Syria, Sunday (3/3). (REUTERS/Khalil Ashawi)

Damascus (Reuters)-Syria's Government denounced the United Kingdom and France for new talks aimed at arming the guerrillas and called it a violation of the principles of international law are real.

Russia also warned that such measures give rise to concerns about a fanatical guerrilla group.

Syria's official Media said the United Kingdom and France's maneuver "blatant involvement framework has entered European countries, Turkey and the Gulf in a crisis with Syria openly talking about sending money and weapons to terror groups that did the kidnapping and murder as well as targeted infrastructure of Syria".

Syria's statement was issued as France's Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said Paris and London are arming the opposition even rejects Syria Eu approved it.

The issue has raised fears of weapons and doubt from an advocate of human rights and other international countries such as Russia, according to Xinhua.

6 last March the Arab League invited the opposition to Syria Syria fill the seat in the Arab League and gave the green light to its member countries to supply arms to the opposition to Syria.

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Iran plane without U.S. crews cegat

Washington (Reuters)-One aircraft Iran earlier this week attempted to intercept the aircraft without the crew belonged to the u.s. but failed, said the U.S. Department of defense was quoted as saying by Xinhua.

In a written statement, Pentagon Press Officer George Little said Iran was trying to intercept a jet Predator MQ-1 that remotely controlled in "over the international waters" on March 12, but was unsuccessful.

Little says the aircraft without the crew "were doing a routine secret surveillance flights in the area of international waters" in the Gulf, while Iran sent an F-4 Phantom jet 2 for mencegatnya.

"The distance between the two respective plane is around 16 miles," adds Little.

Two u.s. military aircraft escorting the Predator aircraft and Iran halt the pursuit after an oral warning.

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Two Czech women kidnapped in Pakistan

Moscow (Reuters)-two female Czech Republic origin was kidnapped by unknown attackers in the area of Balochistan, North-West Pakistan, as Pakistan's daily report Today.

According to the daily, the two women entered Pakistan from Iran as tourists and traveling by bus escorted by armed guards.

Later, at the intersection of Naukuni railway, a group of armed men aboard Toyota Land Cruiser, stopped their bus and carry three passengers to an unknown direction.

"Then the tax officers thrown out of the vehicle and his weapon was taken to escape," said the daily quoting the Commissioner of Quetta Qamber Dashti, as reported by RIA Novosti.

Dashti added that no group has so far claimed responsibility for the kidnapping.

Meanwhile, several teams of police were deployed to track down the kidnappers and freed the woman.

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Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Men's berpeledak three people hostage in Russia school

Moscow (Reuters)-a man who claimed to be carrying a bomb three people hostage at a school in the city of Astrakhan, southern Russia, Thursday, police said.

Two students and a safety officer hindered to the classrooms on the third floor by the man after he delivered a fourth hostage was identified as a teacher, a Reuters report.

"The man was holding a paper bag in her hand that she said contained explosives," said Dmitry Beryozin, a spokesman for police in the city near the Caspian Sea.

The man asked the police bring it food and drink but have yet to file charges, said Committee Investigators Russia in that area.

Russia news agencies reported earlier Thursday that their captors were armed with the gun man.

The man's motive is not yet known did the standoff and it is not clear whether it has something to do with the militant group.

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)



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Egypt does not admit the marriage contract

Cairo (Reuters)-Egypt Foreign Ministry warned its citizens abroad that the country does not recognize marriage contract.

"The citizens of Egypt abroad should understand that the marriage contract is not valid according to the law," said Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Consulate Ragaai Nasr, was quoted as saying Egypt's MENA News Agency, Thursday.

Warning the Government of Egypt was linked to the increasing number of married women contract between Egypt and Lebanon man.

Embassy of Egypt in Beirut reported that lately many Muslim women do Egypt marries contract with Christian man in Lebanon.

Mentioned, Egypt Embassy in Beirut has refused to legalize marriage license contract filed a number of citizens of Egypt and his partner in that country.

Egypt Embassy did not mention the number of couples who filed marriage license contract between the citizens of Egypt and Lebanon, but insisted that the denial of an endorsement contract marriage certificate was taken because it is not in accordance with the legislation in force in the country of Queen Cleopatra. (/M043 M014)



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Matter of Iran, Obama chose diplomacy

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Jerusalem (Reuters)-the United States remains committed to preventing Iran has nuclear weapons and continue to open all options for it, said U.s. President Barack Obama in an interview with Israel TV station, Channel 2, Thursday night.

Obama, who is scheduled to arrive in Israel next week, said the United States has information that Iran still takes one year or more to be able to produce nuclear weapons, but wanted to close it AStak.

"Our Interests and the interests of each person is to resolve this issue through diplomacy," he said, as quoted by Xinhua.

"Our goal here is to make sure Iran does not have nuclear weapons that could threaten Israel and provoked the rivalry of weapons in the region," said Obama.
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"The devil is coming" mengiang again at the UN

Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez images visible on an altar of worship in Caracas (REUTERS/Carlos Garcia Rawlins)

it forms a curse against imperialism like intelligent war "
United Nations (Reuters)-the United Nations, Wednesday the U.S. time, hold the event a tribute to the late leader of Venezuela Hugo Chavez on the part of one of the most searing emotions of her speech.Venezuela's Foreign Minister Elias Jaua highlights the speeches at the UN General Assembly in 2006 it was when Chavez denounced U.s. President (at that time) of George w. Bush as "Satan". "Yesterday the Devil came here, and the stench of belerangnya still exists, "said Chavez, shocking world leaders.The speech angered United States, but Jaua said at the Assembly that the speech was "a form of curse against imperialism like smart war."As quoted AFP, Jaua said Chavez who died 5 March due to cancer, has become the target of a systematic campaign of evil world leaders against Chavez. He added Chavez had died in triumph.While the UN Secretary-general Ban Ki-Moon that do not refer to "Devil's speech came" Chavez, said, "Maybe the President Chavez is most remembered for his ability deserved relate on a human level the most vulnerable and voicing their aspirations."He added, Chavez was one of the leaders who made a difference.Editor: Jafar M Prints

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Malaysia Police hold 48 WNI without permission

They are supposed to be smuggled out on March 11, ...
Kuala Lumpur (Reuters)-a total of 48 entrants without permission from Indonesia Malaysia arrested after hiding for three days in the fields of plantations in the Cape of breaking loose, the airport Antidote, Kota Tinggi, Johor.

The CITIZENS made up of 44 men and four women were hiding in Palm fields since March 9, after being asked to gather at that location by landline to tekong then smuggled out to Batam on March 11.

However it turns out, was supposed to pick up sea tekong they didn't come until they were forced into hiding until police arrested Bidders on Monday (11/3), as reported in the local media in Kuala Lumpur, Thursday.

Kota Tinggi Area Police Chief, Superintendent Md Nor Rasid said the illegal immigrants aged between three to 40s.

"The initial Investigation found that they all came from all over the State and gathered in the area after being brought ashore tekong. They are supposed to be smuggled out on March 11, but eventually was forced to return after hiding a tekong sea does not appear, "he said.

Md Nor said the Hideout was located, about 500 metres from the beach. Police laid siege to that location after being informed the public about the presence of illegal entrants.

"They were taken to the airport police station for documentation process prior to the Bidders were detained at the police station areas of the city. They were given to eat and drink after a few days of hunger, "he said adding that police are still looking for the existence of the army brought the tekong foreigners.

Meanwhile, five citizens of Indonesia was arrested in an operation Ops 6 p held the Immigration Office of Selangor together with the Ministry of the Interior in seven different locations in the vicinity of Puchong and Kota Damansara.

Deputy Head of Operation Office of the Immigrations Selangor Othman said Montil, as many as 32 foreign nationals were detained in the operation.

"Those arrested 17 residents of Nepal, Pakistan (7), Indonesia (5), and three citizens of Sri Lanka. All the arrested were aged between 20 and 47 years old, "he said.



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Tuesday, March 19, 2013

PKK prisoners in Turkey and eight Northern Iraq

Cizre, Turkey (Reuters)-Guerrillas of the Kurdistan Workers ' Party (PKK) frees eight people Wednesday of Turkey that they hold it for two years in northern Iraq, said a Kurdish official told AFP.

The men were freed as part of a new peace push by Turkey's Government to end 29-year Kurdish insurgency led by the PKK, branded a terrorist group by much of the world community, the AFP report.

"We have accepted detainees safely," said Husamettin Zenderlioglu, a member of the democracy and peace Party (BDP) pro-Kurd who was part of the delegation to accept the inmates.

Zenderlioglu, which is in northern Iraq, deliver it to a AFP correspondent near Turkey's border with Iraq.

The eighth release of inmates, including the security apparatus and civil servants, made after a request from a jailed Kurdish leader, Abdullah Ocalan, who last month expressed its hope through the BDP's parliamentary members who visit that he wanted to see the prisoners were gathered together again with their families.

Officials started negotiations with Turkey on Ocalan last October, 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.

According to a plan that covered government and Ocalan Ankara, PKK would end hostilities and withdraw fighters from Turkey-warriors as the beginning of disarmament, in exchange for greater rights for Kurds established in the Constitution.

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)



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Russia ungsikan over 100 people from Syria

On March 12, the Ministry of emergency situations planes flew 64 Americans in Russia who are living in Syria and members of their families, along with citizens of Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Moldova and Uzbekistan, "
Moscow (Reuters)-Russia has evacuates more than 100 of its nationals and nationals of some other countries than Syria, Russia's Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday.

"On March 12, the Ministry of emergency situations planes flew 64 Americans in Russia who are living in Syria and members of their families, along with citizens of Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Moldova and Uzbekistan," the Ministry said in a jejaringnya.

The total number of people expelled from Syria is 103, he said.

On Tuesday, the Il-62 aircraft sent 11 tons of humanitarian aid for the city in Syria Latakia, said Xinhua--which monitored Between Jakarta, Wednesday night.

Russia launched a similar operation in a few months later. On February 19, Russia sent two planes 46 tons of humanitarian aid to the same beach town in Syria.

On the way back they, both aircraft were bringing Russia and citizens of other Commonwealth citizens of a Member State wishing to leave Syria--dicabik battle.

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13 facts about Whales Francis

Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio was elected the new Pope, who chose the name Pope Francis (Reuters)

Vatican City (Reuters)-the conclave chose Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio Argentina become the 188th 266 to replace the Pope Benedict XVI. He later chose the name Francis.

The following 13 facts about Francis, Pope Pope comes from the South American region.

Jorge Mario Bergoglio, SJ, was born on December 17, 1936. He was a Cardinal, Argentina has served as Archbishop of Buenos Aires since 1998. He was elevated to the cardinalate in 2001. The conclave held in the Sistine Chapel, Friday (13/3).

Pope Francis during Cardinals, live in small flats, prefers to take the bus if traveling and only have one lung, as quoted from pages of the Guardian.

Is known about Francis Pope:

-He prefers traveling aboard public buses

-He has to live with one lung for over 50 years

-It line of Italy, the son of a railroad worker

-He is a chemical engineer

-He was elected the first Pope who is not from Europe in the modern era

-He opposed the practice homoseksuan although still accept the use of condoms with consideration of "justifiable" as far as to prevent infectious diseases

The year 2011, he never washed and kissed the feet of people with AIDS in a hospital

-He is fluent speak the language of Italy, Spain and Germany language language

-Until now he lives in a small flat, far from the residence for the Bishop

-He once said would not go to Rome, but rather gives his fare for the poor

-He was the runner-up of the 2005 conclave

-He was the author of the book in Spain entitled "Sobre el Cielo y la Tierra" (About Heaven and Earth)

-He conservators related problems such as the doctrine of the Church. He criticized the Catholic priest who refused to baptise the babies born from the "single mother"



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Jorge Mario Bergoglio was elected Pope

The Papal seat vacant look in Paul VI's meeting Hall before Pope Benedict XVI leads Ash Wednesday mass at the Vatican, Wednesday (13/2). Cardinals from around the world began to make contact informally to discuss who will lead the Catholic Church who are going through a period of crisis and the Vatican said they were planning a large ceremony for Pope Benedict before he withdrew from the papal throne formally. (REUTERS/Stefano Rellandini)

Vatican City (Reuters)-Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina was elected Pope on Wednesday to lead the Roman Catholic Church, a church trustee announced to the crowd of people who gathered at St. Peter 's. He took the name Pope Francis, said the Cardinal, Reuters report. the Cardinals choose Bergoglio on the second day secret conclave to elect a successor to Pope Benedict XVI, who abdicated unexpectedly last month. (*)Translator: B Kunto Wibisono

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Former ETA leader France law of 20 years in prison

Paris (Reuters)-a former military leader of the Basque separatist group ETA, known as "Txeroki" or "Cherokee" was sentenced to 20 years in prison by a court in France, on Wednesday, on charges of kidnapping and bomb-making.

Garikoitz Aspiazu Rubina, Miguel de was arrested in 2008 in the area of the Pyrenees mountains near the border with Spain and linked to the abduction of Spayol couples and a child in that area in the previous year, Reuters reports.

At the time, he was the most sought-after people in Spain for his role in the 2006 bomb attacks against Madrid airport that killed two people.

The Court declared the defendants guilty of France has about 500 kilograms of explosives as well as kidnapping the couple and their son were Spain, who was four years old.

Nine other defendants in the trial were sentenced to between eight and 20 years in prison.

Last month, the former leader of ETA's military expressed "regret" over the fall victim in the violence of the guerrilla group when they tried to set up an independent State in the territories of France and Spain.

Convey remorse that Txeroki as he appeared with nine other members of ETA suspects in courts of Paris.

A court in Spain 2011 convicting in absentia sentence of 375 years in prison Txeroki as 20 assassination attempt.

ETA, listed as a terrorist organization by the u.s. and the European Union, accused of being responsible for the deaths of more than 800 people over four decades of armed struggle to establish an independent State in the Basque region of Northern Spain and southern France.

On October 20, the armed separatist group, declares "permanent cessation of activity is right" after bomb attacks and shootings for more than 40 years.

The Declaration of the end of the separatist groups it highlights great lengths last in Western Europe who was accused of being responsible for the death of hundreds of people.

Madrid refused to conduct a dialogue with the group, and stressed that they must disperse themselves unilaterally without strings attached.

Spain and France are working closely to quell ETA, responsible for the deaths of hundreds of people in their 42 years of guerrilla war to establish an independent State in the Basque areas of Northern Spain and southwestern France.

ETA, which some time ago commemorating half a century of their birth, was formed on July 31, 1959 by a group of left-wing nationalist students opposed to the right-wing dictatorship of General Francisco Franco, which suppressed the Basque language.

Security forces estimate that the separatist group was weakened as a result of the arrest of the leaders of their high and has long been relatively inactive. (M014)



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Pakistani police seize a number of young bomber

Quetta, Pakistan (Reuters)-Pakistani Police arrested about 12 children, some of them still 10 years old, who is suspected of placing a bomb for use the separatist militants, said some officials, Wednesday.

Arrest-arrest was done in raids during the last 24 hours, said local police Assistant Chief Mir Zubair Mahmood, by presenting the kids were at a news conference in Quetta, the capital of restive Baluchistan province, reported AFP. (M014) Editors: B Kunto Wibisono

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Monday, March 18, 2013

The Government of Egypt remained until election

President Of Egypt Muhammad Mursi (REUTERS/Egyptian Presidency)

There is no change of the Cabinet to the legislative elections, "
Cairo (Reuters)-Egypt's Cabinet Spokesman Alaa Al-Hadidi dismissed the opposition's insistence for the dissolution of the Government led by Prime Minister Hisham Qandil.

"There is no change of the Cabinet to the legislative elections," said Al Hadidi was quoted as saying Egypt's MENA News Agency, on Wednesday.

He said the PM and Cabinet Member ranks Qandil Middle running his State duties as normal regardless of the rumors of that sort.

"All the rumours concerning the resignation of the Government were totally untrue and unfounded," he said asserted.

According to him, President Mohamed Moursi always give appreciation of the work of the Government in the midst of difficulties facing the nation.

However, Al Hadidi admitted that the opposition has submitted a proposal to the President to dissolve the Government Moursi and replaced with a Cabinet of national unity Government to be called. "

However, he said, the President rejected a proposal to Government dissolution Moursi.

In the meantime, the legislative elections set to be held on April 22, 2013 suspended until the time which is yet to be determined.

The suspension of the Election Commission had done it was decided following the decision of The State Court's ruling regarding the election schedule of the President.

The courts assess the presidential decree that does not comply with the Constitution because it is based on the new law which has not been confirmed by the Supreme Court.

The opposition boycotted the election schedule it warmly welcomed the decision of the Court.

The President also expressed respect Moursi court decisions The countries.
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Switzerland train bug bomb threats-Italy

Geneva (Reuters)-train traffic through the Alps between Switzerland and Italy was disrupted on Wednesday (1/3) due to a bomb threat, police said Switzerland.

Region Valais police said the editor of a media Switzerland received an anonymous call at around 11: 15 local time, to declare "there is a bomb on a train in a tunnel the Simplon to undergo treatment", said Switzerland, the news agency ATS.

The tunnel was closed starting at around 11: 30 a.m. until 5.00 pm and police moved the train from the tunnel around dusk to search for explosives, said the callers quoted Xinhua.

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This is Xi Jinping, China's new President

By Beijing (Reuters)-the Congress of the 12th National People's China on Thursday set the official Xi Jinping as China's new President for the next five years to replace Hu Jintao.

The Congress was held in the great Hall of the people, the national people's Congress, which functions as a Parliament in China, set to lead the country with Xi's population highest in the world.

Xi who sat next to the President of China Hu Jintao, standing straight, bowing to the leadership Council and instantly greeted Hu Jintao, located next door.

The Parliament also appointed as Chairman of the Central Commission Xi Military China.

Who Is Xi?

Xi was born on June 15, 1953 in Beijing, and grew up in in the region of Fuping, Shaanxi Province in Northwest China, Xi was the son of one of the first generation of revolutionary leadership of China, Xi Zhongxun.

His father was elected as a member of the Central Commission of the Communist Party of China in 1956 Congress. Three years later his father, Xi was appointed Deputy Prime Minister Zhou Enlai accompanies.

At that time, Xi enjoyed those times be become an official.

But his life changed 180 degrees when the father removed from all positions in 1962 and was thrown into jail in the middle of the cultural revolution in 1968 on charges of raising antipartai movement.

Xi, who was then 15 years old were sent to work camps for seven years in remote and poor village at the Liangjiahe, Shaanxi Province. A number of sources reveals Xi should stay in caves during her labor.

After working at the Liangjiahe, Xi Jinping studied chemical engineering at Tsinghua University, and continue to strive to become a member of the Communist Party of China, but always failed because of his father's past.

His efforts have succeeded in 1974. His political career by becoming party Secretary diawalinya branch in Hebei province. In 1979-1982 he was appointed Secretary to the gang who later became Biao's Prime Minister and Chairman of the military Commission.

Careers Xi Jinping continues uphill to become party leader and Governor of Fujian in 2000. Two years later became the Party Chairman and the Xi Governor of Zhejiang Province and was elected a member of the Central Committee at the 16th Congress of the Communist Party of China.

Xi Later moved to Shanghai as Party Chairman and a year later became a member of the Permanent Committee of Xi and was chosen as Vice President.

At the 20th Congress of the Communist Party of China on 18 November 2012, Xi Jinping is set as General Secretary of the Communist Party of China.



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Xi Jinping, China's new President

Xi Jinping (Reuters)

Beijing (Reuters)-China's Parliament announced Xi Jinping as the new President of the country. This decision confirms its leadership in the world's most populous nation for four months after he presided over the Communist Party. He will mengepalagi the State berperekonomian second largest in the world, alongside Prime Minister Li Keqiang, who will be inaugurated next Friday.Kempimpinan Xi in the party is the main source kekuasasan in point of fact, while the title of the head of State would enhance the public role, such as in a visit to a foreign country or in defense policy.Keterpelihannya will be efektik guarantee his position in the party.Since assuming the post of the party in last November's Xi had promised to serve on the supremacy of the party, but also vowed to improve the standard of living, to implement economic reform and eradicate corruption.Xi has become the head of the military Council is important, namely China's Central Military Commission.  He is not like his predecessor Hu Jintao, which is under the shadow of Jiang Zemin, according to AFP.Editor: Jafar M Prints

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Plane crash kills 10 people in Northern Brazil

Rio de Janeiro (Reuters)-Ten people were killed when a single-engine plane they were travelling crashed in the small town of Almeirim in Brazil's North, said the local government, Wednesday (16/3).

According to a report by Xinhua, the plane disappeared from radar screens on Tuesday late at night, but the newly discovered puingnya on Wednesday morning, as the site of the accident in the dense forest. There are no penyintas in the accident, the Government said.

The plane, a single-engined aircraft Embraer 821-Caraja, off-the shelf of Belem, capital of Para State, and had an accident just 20 kilometres from Monte Dourado Airport in the city. The victim's name has not been announced.

The plane, belonging to the Fretax, aircraft rental company transporting nine employees of the engineering company Cesbe to the water power plant Santo Antonio do Finger, which is being built in the State of Amapa, which embraces.

The cause of the accident remains unknown and will be investigated by the Department of aviation, Xinhua said Thursday.

Fretax and Cesbe issued a statement deploring the accident and said they would provide assistance to families of the victims.

Fretax and the pilots have been in good health condition and inspection of the aircraft was done on a regular basis.

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Americans prioritize threats siber

In an interview with ABC, Obama claimed to not know hackers have posted personal information and finance his wife, Michelle, along with a number of other American notable figures (REUTERS/Doug Mills/Pool)

Washington (Reuters)-The boss of the company's defense, technology, energy and banking told President Barack Obama that they agreed that the attack becomes the highest security threat siber and expect the Government in answering the challenge of enlightenment.Obama and his Chief Security Adviser met with the CEO of 13 companies in the White House Situation Room to discuss how the Government and private sectors improve the security of the U.S., including the need for siber legislation about which the Congress was foiled last year. "I think we all agree--including this administration and the President--that we wanted to touch on a matter of this Government, "said David Cote of Honeywell International to CNBC, after that meeting, as reported in Reuters, Thursday at the White House. meeting was being held a day after the leaders of the U.S. intelligence service admitted for the first time that the attacks spying siber siber and equals terrorism in major security threat level for us.Among those who met was Randall Stephenson from AT&T, Wes Bush from Northrop Grumman, Rex Tillerson of Exxon Mobil representative, Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase Co., Brian & Moynihan of Bank of America, and Nicholas Akins from American Electric Power Co. "The threat is real ... There's one consistent threat and continuously that we need to prihatinkan as a country, "said Cote. Editor: Jafar M Prints

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Sunday, March 17, 2013

"Skipper steel" Egypt was sentenced to 37 years in prison

Cairo (Reuters)-A Criminal Court of Egypt dropped 37-year prison sentence to Ahmed Ezz, who is known as "the skipper of steel" in the era of former President Hosni Mubarak and prominent member of the party which was then in power.

Ezz was condemned for corruption charges, benefit themselves and looting of State funds. The investigation revealed the country funds in vain Ezz deal to buy a State-owned steel company, Ad-Dekheila.

Through the deal, private profit as much as Ezz 710 million US dollars from 2001 to 2011 with the help of senior government officials.

Ezz proved to unite State-owned companies, Ad-Dekheila, with his own steel company under a single trademark "Ezz Dekheila Ad-", Xinhua reports.

Ezz, aides close to Mubarak's son--Gamal Mubarak, was arrested at the end of February 2011, once the process of overthrowing the Government of Mubarak.

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WNI "expelled" from the territory of Sebatik Malaysia

Sebatik Island, Kalimantan Timur, which is the outermost islands bordering Indonesia and Malaysia (INTERMEDIATE/Eric Ireng)

We can't do anything about it because they (WNI) did indeed live in Malaysia's territory in Sebatik island.
Nunukan (Reuters)-Indonesia citizen (WNI) domiciled in Sebatik Island Malaysia region was asked by police to leave the territory of Malaysia on grounds of security.

Kapolsek Sei Sub-district, Eastern Mosquito Sebatik, Nunukan of East Kalimantan (Kalimantan Timur), Eka Berlin, Thursday, declaring there was indeed "expulsion" by the INDONESIAN police (PJR) Sabah Malaysia against INDONESIAN CITIZEN who has been domiciled in Sebatik Malaysia region since decades ago.

With the existence of "expulsion", the security apparatus in Indonesia Indonesia region of Sebatik island could not do anything because the CITIZENS concerned to build a house in the region of Malaysia in Kampung Melayu Sebatik island.

"We can't do anything about it because they (WNI) did indeed live in Malaysia's territory in Sebatik Island," he said.

Berlin declared, leaving the CITIZENS requested that Malaysia currently fled to his family home in the village opposite the region bordering Malaysia and the mosquito District of Eastern Sebatik Sei.

"They are now leaving the House and fled to his family's home around the border region as well," he said.

According to Berlin police apparatus, the reason for Malaysia (PJR) "expelled" the possibility of 18 FAMILIES, CITIZENS concerned with the conditions of security in Sabah which is still raging.

RI's security services did not get a clear reason to question "the expulsion" WNI it and yet there is a time limit information given to residents could return to their homes.

Meanwhile the Commander of task force Pamtas TNI AD 407 Padmakusuma Battalion, major Ari Inf G, Thursday, claiming to know all about the existence of a company based in the WNI Malaysia is asked to leave his home on the grounds of outstanding issue that the rebel forces of the Sultanate of Sulu in southern Philippines has entered the area on Sunday (3/3).

Sebatik island is divided into two regions: the northern part belongs to Malaysia and the southern part is Indonesia.

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Malaysia guarantee security TKI

Malaysia-Philippines conflict hundreds of labor of Indonesia (TKI) who work in the State of Sabah Malaysia return home through the International port of Nunukan Regency Kaltim Tunon Taka due to prolonged conflict between armed groups of the southern Philippines to Malaysia's security apparatus, Wednesday (6/3). They claimed to be voted back to his hometown to secure themselves and their families and return to Sabah Malaysia after security situation recovered. (INTERMEDIATE/M Rusman)

the security apparatus and the Government of Malaysia Sabah have made a written agreement that they will continue to ensure the security of CITIZENS.
Nunukan (Reuters)-Malaysia's Government gives security guarantees to citizens of Indonesia or Indonesia labor working in Sabah are related to the conflict between armed groups of the southern Philippines with the Government of Malaysia.

"Hundreds of TKI these conflict-affected have been evacuated to places that are considered safe, it is still in the area of Felda Plantation, belonging to the Government of Malaysia," said RI Consul in Tawau, Malaysia, Mohammad Dharma in Tawau, Thursday.

In addition, he said, the security apparatus and the Government of Malaysia Sabah have made a written agreement that they will continue to ensure the security of CITIZENS who work in the country.

In addition, Mohammad Dharma also recognizes the needs of everyday TKI currently in exile remained in the company's dependants Felda Plantation (a kind of STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES).

"We've been talking about everything with the company (Felda Plantation, red.) and a promise it made during the needs guarantee ready in exile, "he said.

He acknowledged that hundreds of those who evacuated to TKI is currently able to work related condition has not stabilized security in Sabah.

Hundreds of information-related that's Consulate was evacuated TKI RI in Tawau and Nunukan Regency readily returned to East Kalimantan, Dharma has denied it. He said that it was not the plan.

He explained the impossibility of them fled to Tawau, Tawau, while the distance between the location of the conflict so far, which is about 400 kilometers.

"There really will be a massive repatriation of TKI. If there is indeed a return to his hometown is insiatif himself, "he said.

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The Soviet army lost in 1980 found in Afghanistan

Russia's army with uniforms lined up during practice ahead of the historic victory parade in may in the city of South Russia, Rostov-on-Don, Tuesday (26/4). Russia will commemorate the 1945 victory over Nazi Germany on May 9. (REUTERS/Vladimir Konstantinov)

... Khakimov now known named Sheikh Abdullah and work as a spiritual counselor ... "
Moscow (AFP)-a soldier of the Soviet Union from Uzbekistan, who disappeared in 1991 while on duty in the Red Army in the war in Afghanistan, was found living in the western part of the country that for three decades of turbulent.

Bakhretdin Khakimov lived in Herat, Afghanistan, from wounds suffered there in charge in September 1980, said the organization supports veterans, who found it.

"Khakimov now known named Sheikh Abdullah and worked as a quack," said Alexander Lavrentyev, organization of Warriors-Internationalists Affairs Committee cited news agency RIA Novosti.

He said previous attempts to arrange a meeting with him through three failed opportunity.

On 23 February, local residents managed to bring him to town for a meeting. He called himself Sheikh Abdullah but before he named Bakhretdin Khakimov from city of Samarkand, Uzbekistan, "said Lavrentyev.

He said his wife had been married but Khakimov died. He had no documents and almost never speaks in a language he understands Russia eraric that language, said Lavrentyev.

According to the RIA Novosti news agency there were still 260 Soviet troops missing in Afghanistan had predicted and that veterans groups intend to seek until the fate of all the troops in mind.

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