Nobel laureate says Siemens and Nokia help Iran regime - NEWS.com.au
... equipment," said Nokia Siemens Network spokeswoman Riitta Maard. "We believe that communication and mobile phone technologies play a significant role in the development of societies and the advancement of democracy," she said. Ebadi is ...
Iran ready for nuke fuel exchange - Manila Times
Salehi said Iran had earlier proposed to deliver its low-enriched uranium (LEU) in batches of 400 kilograms. “But this has no technical justification because those who want to produce the [20 percent enriched] fuel say that this amount has no ...
British FM in China, Iran likely on agenda - Bangkok Post
Miliband was due to leave China on Wednesday. He is scheduled to meet with his counterpart Yang Jiechi and Premier Wen Jiabao. Last week, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Qin Gang said Miliband and his hosts would "exchange ideas on China-UK ...
Pakistan, Iran sign deal on $7.6 bln gas pipeline ... - Today's Zaman
Pakistani Petroleum and Natural Resources Minister Naveed Qmar hailed the signing of the deal in Turkey on Tuesday as an "historic ... The pipeline will connect Iran's South Fars gas field with Pakistan's southern Baluchistan and Sindh provinces.
Independent: Iran 'falls behind' in bid to build ... - Focus Infomation
Iran's suspected ... have slipped back slightly, and Tehran is unlikely to have a bomb during 2010, America's top commander for the region told Congress yesterday, as quoted by The Independent .The remarks of General David Petraeus, head of US ...
Iran's would not have nuclear weapon by yearend — US ... - Balita News
WASHINGTON, March 17 — The head of U.S. Central Command, which oversees wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, expressed confidence on Tuesday that Iran would ... General David Petraeus told the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee. "It has, thankfully ...
U.S.: Turkey must back Iran nuclear sanctions - Haaretz.com
The United States urged Turkey on Wednesday to support more sanctions against Iran over Tehran's nuclear program, saying Ankara could face consequences if it moves out of step with the international community. Assistant Secretary of State Philip Gordon, the State Department's top diplomat for Europe
China 'more concerned' over Iran nuclear crisis - France 24
Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi (R) exchanges a private word with British Foreign Secretary David Miliband (L) at the foreign ministry in Beijing. China has said it is growing more concerned over the Iran nuclear crisis but again resisted calls ...
Obama: Iran with nukes could trigger arms race - Forbes
WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama says a nuclear-armed Iran could trigger an arms race in the Middle East, something his administration wants to avoid. Obama told Fox News Channel's Bret Baier that keeping Tehran without a nuclear weapon is one of ...
Iran calls on OPEC to hold output target steady - Boston Globe
TEHRAN, Iran— Iran's oil minister said Monday that OPEC nations should not change their crude output targets at their upcoming meeting in Vienna. Masoud Mirkazemi told reporters on the anniversary of the 1951 nationalization of Iran's oil industry ...
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2 suspects held in Berlin poker heist
A man who admits he took part in a raid on a poker tournament in Berlin surrenders to authorities and identified three suspected accomplices, one of whom is later arrested, officials say.
Turkey threatens to deport 100,000 Armenians
Armenians living in Turkey without citizenship could be ordered to leave after U.S. and Swedish lawmakers vote to define 90-year-old killings of Armenians as genocide.
Sources: Missile strike kills top al-Qaida leader
A missile strike killed a top al-Qaida leader believed to have been a key player in the suicide bomb attack that killed seven CIA operatives in Afghanistan, U.S. officials say.
Fear grips Mexican border families
 Parents in Ciudad Juarez, just across the border from El Paso, Texas, are afraid to venture into the streets amid a turf war between two powerful drug cartels.
Pakistan charges five Americans with terrorism
 A Pakistani court formally charged five Americans of plotting terrorism in the country, in a case that has raised alarm over the danger posed by militants using the Internet.
Grenade-shaped lighter forces airport evacuation
A grenade-shaped cigarette lighter in a boy's checked luggage has forced the evacuation of some 1,000 people from an airport in Poland and delayed four international flights.
3 dead in Uganda riots after tombs set alight
Ugandan security forces fatally shot three people in the capital during clashes with rioters angry after the tombs of five traditional kings were destroyed overnight by fire, a tribal government official said.
Accused U.S. drug lord eludes police
 The Dominican Republic's most wanted man is an American who for 10 years has fed his mystique by pulling off narrow escapes and taunting police.
Google partners in China appeal for word on plans
Chinese companies that sell advertising on Google's China search engine have appealed for information on its future and say they might want compensation if it is shut down.
Mexico drug violence mars spring break fun
Taliban launch fear campaign in Marjah
 After losing control of their southern base in Marjah, the Taliban are fighting back, launching a campaign of assassination, threats to frighten people from supporting the U.S. and its allies.
Wrong religion: Israeli ruins re-identified
 Israeli archaeologists have announced that ruins long thought to be of an ancient synagogue are actually the remains of a palace used by Muslim caliphs 1,300 years ago.
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