News Archive - 2 May 2012
Esteghlal Tehran Vs. Al Rayyan (Qatar) | MATCH HIGHLIGHTS [ACL 2012 - Group A]
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99-percenters plan nationwide strike in US
Thousands of 99-percenters across the United States are organizing a coordinated general strike for May Day to protest against corporate greed and economic inequalities, according to Press TV. The Occupy Wall Street organizers say they are planning to hold hundreds of rallies, strikes, and sit-ins in 120 cities on Tuesday...
World's oldest blood discovered found
The first complete genome-sequencing of "Otzi," Italy's prehistoric iceman, is revealing a wealth of details about the man who roamed the Alps 5,300 years ago and could unleash a frenzy of activity among scientists thanks to open data. Over the last 20 years, scientists have painstakingly collected data from the...
Dorbin Khabarsaz – Perspolis Vs. Al Hilal
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Armed assailants kill 6 protesters in Cairo
At least six people, protesting against the junta in Egypt, have been killed by unknown armed men near the Defense Ministry building in the capital, Cairo, Egyptian security officials say. The officials said that the incident took place early Wednesday when the unidentified armed men used rocks, clubs and firebombs...
1st VP off to Lebanon to review issues of mutual interest
First Vice-President Mohammad Reza Rahimi left Tehran for Beirut on Wednesday to review issues of mutual interest with senior Lebanese officials. Heading a politico-economic delegation, Rahimi s two-day visit is taking place at the invitation of the Lebanese prime minister. During his visit, Rahimi is planned to meet with top...
Nation will display insight, sagacity on Election Day: Leader
Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei said on Wednesday that the Iranian nation will demonstrate their vigilance, insight and sagacity on the run-off general election. The Islamic Revolution Leader made the remarks in a meeting with thousands of enthusiastic teachers marking Teachers Day. Ayatollah Khameni praised the...
Sepahan & Persepolis ACL Side-Issues
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Rahman Ahmadi Saves a Penalty against Al Nasr
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Iran vs Mozambique – Full Match + Experts Talks [HQ]
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Iran, Lebanon urge enhanced economic relations
Tehran and Beirut underlined the enhancement of the ties during the seventh summit of the Iran-Lebanon Joint Commission, which was held in the presence of Iran's Minister of Roads and Urban Development Ali Nikzad and Lebanon’s Minister of Economy Nicolas Nahhas in the Lebanese capital of Beirut on Tuesday. Nikzad...
IMF rejects call to cut ties with Iran
The International Monetary Fund has rejected a call by a US-based anti-Iranian group to cut its ties with the Central Bank of Iran. The IMF said on Tuesday that its relationship with the Central Bank of Iran is based on its constitution, noting that Iran's membership does not contravene US...
Sepahan Fairplay Penalty Kick against Al Nasr [HQ]
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UPDATE 1-Brent holds above $118, caution ahead of US data
>* U.S. crude stocks at highest since September 1990* Coming Up: ECB rate decision; 1145 GMT (Updates prices, adds Brent/WTI spread)By Manolo Serapio JrSINGAPORE, May 3 (Reuters) - Brent crude steadied above $118 a barrel on Thursday, reflecting caution among investors ahead of a key U.S. employment report...
Chinese dissident seeks exile, strains US-China ties
>BEIJING (Reuters) - Blind Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng appealed on Thursday for asylum in the United States, throwing into doubt a deal used to coax him out of hiding in the U.S. embassy in Beijing and fanning U.S.-China tensions at a sensitive time. The standoff appears particularly...
Romney wants US voters to see Jimmy Carter in Obama
>CHANTILLY, Virginia (Reuters) - In a blast from the past, Republican presidential nominee-in-waiting Mitt Romney is likening President Barack Obama's economic record to the weak performance of a Democratic predecessor, Jimmy Carter. Romney returned to the familiar ground of talking about the economy on Wednesday after the campaign trail was...
Iran: Israeli nukes greatest threat to peace
VIENNA (AP) - A senior Iranian official says Israel's undeclared nuclear weapons pose the greatest threat to Mideast peace. He also is suggesting that the United States and other Western nuclear-weapons states are hypocritically ignoring their disarmament commitments.
Barack Obama flew to Afghanistan and signed final strategic agreement with Hamed Karzai
The 10-year security compact that President Barack Obama signed with Afghan President Hamid Karzai contains promises the United States and Afghanistan cannot guarantee they will keep, and loopholes for both nations.
UPDATE 1-Iran says optimistic about nuclear talks
>By Fredrik DahlVIENNA May 2 (Reuters) - Iran is optimistic about progress in talks with world powers over its nuclear programme but it will never give up its right to the peaceful use of atomic energy, a senior Iranian official said on Wednesday.Tehran reopened negotiations with six world powers...
Clinton arrives for China talks
>BEIJING (Reuters) - Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urged China on Thursday to help defuse tension over Iran, North Korea and other global flashpoints, seeking to salvage talks that have been overwhelmed by negotiations over a dissident. In her opening remarks to the two-day U.S.-China Strategic and Economic...
WRAPUP 6-China dissident "to stay in China", says US
>By Andrew Quinn and Ben BlanchardBEIJING May 2 (Reuters) - Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng left the U.S. Embassy in Beijing on Wednesday "of his own volition" after six days, the Foreign Ministry said, and a senior U.S. official said he planned to stay put in China.China's Foreign...
'Destructive competition' in Iraq
(MENAFN - Jordan Times) Massoud Barzani, president of the Kurdish autonomous region in northern Iraq, is threatening to declare independence if the dysfunctional Shiite fundamentalist-dominated ...
Keeping cool in the nuclear heat
(MENAFN - Jordan Times) Perhaps it is going too far to say, as someone did after the Gulf of Mexico oil spill two years ago, that most Americans want a president who is cool, calm and collected in a ...
Kuwait press rated partly free
(MENAFN - Arab Times) Kuwait was again rated 'Partly Free' in this year's Freedom of the Press Report released Tuesday by the Freedom House. However, Kuwait, which ranks 57 in the world, is still ...
Iran 'imported over £350 million of weapons in three years'
Iran imported weapons worth over £350 million in the space of three years despite being the target of a United Nations arms embargo, Oxfam will disclose on Thursday.
France was founder of Israel’s nuclear weapons program: Iranian diplomat
TEHRAN, May 3 (MNA) - Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Mohammad Mehdi Akhondzadeh has said that France has made every effort to help Israel in its efforts to develop nuclear weapons.
Govt will not impose its view on Telangana: PC
Chidambaram said the government had in 2009 said it would initiate the process of formation of Telangana after the political parties of AP endorsed the demand.
US-Afghanistan 10-year security compact has loopholes for both nations
The 10-year security compact that President Barack Obama signed with Afghan President Hamid Karzai contains promises the United States and Afghanistan cannot guarantee they will keep, and also loopholes for both nations.
Analysis: For Obama, a delicate new balance on national security
WASHINGTON -- One moment he boasts about taking out America's No. 1 enemy, and the next he vows to bring home troops from an unpopular war.
UN monitors claim 'calming' impact, 22 troops die
UN observers said they were having a "calming" impact on the ground as Syrian rebels killed 22 troops in the army's deadliest day of a shaky three-week-old ceasefire deal.
Analysis: China steel mills too big to fail - or succeed
>HANCHENG, China (Reuters) - In a ramshackle township in northwest China's Shaanxi province, red Communist Party banners call on a nearby steel mill's workers to seek "progress" and avoid making "backward steps". The slogans demonstrate the hybrid nature of China's floundering steel sector, which as it tries to serve the...
US shows no sign of compromise over missile shield
Washington (AFP) May 2, 2012 Top US officials preparing for international missile defense talks in Russia said Washington remains committed to fully implementing its missile shield for eastern Europe despite Moscow's opposition. On the eve of the two-day talks involving 50 countries, one of the officials, Ellen Tauscher, also said...
Boot up: Iranian hacking, RIM's failure?, game theory in games, BYOD v money, and more
Plus LG on Windows Phone, tablet rollout for health workers, Google's big data cloud offering and more A quick burst of 8 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Motorola posts Q1 loss, despite rise in smartphones shipments ZDNet Motorola's mobile device unit accounted for...
Obama’s Afghanistan plan draws skepticism
The idea of a longer-term commitment in Afghanistan is being greeted skeptically by President Barack Obama’s fellow Democrats in Iowa.
Roubini: Iran is the greatest looming threat
Nouriel Roubini gives an audience no shortage of scenarios to keep them up at night, but his number one worry right now is the looming threat of Iran building nuclear weapons.
Iran, United Arab Emirates Soccer Clubs Show International Soccer Has Sportsmanship (Video)
International soccer fans are some of the most passionate in the world. Unfortunately, that can often mean that competitive matches can turn ugly and sometimes even violent. In fact, we're less than three months removed from the tragic Egyptian match that erupted in violence and cost over 70 people their...
Esteghlal coach Parviz Mazloumi says the job isn't done yet
Esteghlal boss Parviz Mazloumi acknowledges his side are far from through to the Round of 16 despite Wednesday's 3-0 win over Al Rayyan putting them in the driver's seat to progress in Group A.
Freedom of the press rises from debris of collapsed dictatorships
The Arab Spring heralded improvements to press freedom in 2011, but many free countries are placing more limits on media
FIFA considering sports hijab created by Montreal woman
Elham Seyed Javad is on a mission to help Muslims on the soccer field
Chris Weigant: Obama Poll Watch -- April, 2012
Bush's numbers and Obama's have been almost exactly tracking each other for the past three months. Bush had a 48.6 approval rating at this point, and a 46.9 percent disapproval rating. Both are within one point of where Obama now stands.
NYMEX-US crude steadies above $105; inventory build weighs
>FUNDAMENTALS* NYMEX crude for June edged up eight cents to $105.30 a barrel by 2350 GMT, after falling nearly a dollar the previous session.* U.S. crude oil stocks rose 2.84 million barrels last week to 375.86 million barrels, more than forecast, and hitting the highest...
Deal undone? Activist now wants to leave China
The blind Chinese dissident who boldly fled house arrest and placed himself under the wing of U.S. diplomats balked Wednesday at a deal delicately worked out between the two countries to let him live freely in China, saying he now fears for his family
Japan FM urges Israel ‘patience’
Japan’s Foreign Minister Koichiro Gemba has urged Israel to exercise “patience” on Iran’s nuclear programme and give sanctions a chance to work, his spokesman said yesterday. Gemba, who arrived in Israel on Tuesday, met Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman.
Obama returns amid foreign, economic uncertainties
President Barack Obama returned from Afghanistan to the uncertainty of election year politics and the complications of foreign policy Wednesday after traveling halfway around the world on the anniversary of Osama bin Laden's death.
Meeting Bahrain's hunger striker
A rare interview with Bahrain's most famous protester
Report: Iraqi PM Maliki being used as a ‘tool’ by Iran, as Islamic Republic sends fighters and weapons through Iraq
A former member of Iraq’s Parliament says Iran is using...
Maryam Zar: Letting Go - All Too Soon
This year, a handful of countries are considering fiercely debated bills that would ban the marriage of girls under the age of 17. This horrific practice exists in almost every corner of the world where there is poverty or lack of education.
Saudi Reports Plot Against Envoy In Egypt
ABU DHABI [MENL] -- Saudi Arabia has reported an Iranian plot to assassinate its ambassador in Egypt. The Saudi Foreign Ministry asserted that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps planned to kill ambassador Ahmed Al Qattan in Cairo in 2012. A ministry official said Egyptian authorities arrested three Iranian agents in...
Israeli ministers: Election won't affect Iran
Two top Israeli security officials say the prospect of early national elections will have no influence over a decision over whether to strike Iranian nuclear sites.
Iran Reports Sub Project
NICOSIA [MENL] -- Iran has disclosed another submarine project for the navy. Copyrights 2008, Middle East Newsline. All rights reserved.
U.S. Pursues Of Iran Sanctions Violators
WASHINGTON [MENL] -- The United States has enhanced its campaign against suspected violators of sanctions on Iran and Syria. Copyrights 2008, Middle East Newsline.
NFL suspends 4 players for Saints' bounties
New Orleans Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma has been suspended without pay for the entire 2012 season by the NFL, one of four players punished for participating in...
Genba discusses Iran with top Israeli officials
Foreign Minister Koichiro Genba discussed Iran's nuclear program and other issues with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday evening, Foreign Ministry officials said. Genba told Netanyahu about the circumstances in which Japan has been cooperating with European countries and the United States to reduce crude oil imports from Iran,...
McCanns believe Portugal inquiry will be reopened
The parents of missing British girl Madeleine McCann say they believe Portuguese authorities will eventually reopen the investigation into their daughter's disappearance.
2013 Escape: Ford's compact SUV goes lux
By ANN M. JOB For The Associated Press With European-style handling, luxury looks, surprising refinement and new features for 2013, Ford's compact sport utility vehicle, the Escape, doesn't seem...
FEATURE-Kuwaitis worry Twitter cases stir sectarian tensions
>* Government looking at new laws for social media* MPs back death penalty for insulting God, ProphetBy Sylvia WestallKUWAIT, May 2 (Reuters) - Kuwait is about to take a firmer line on regulation of social media, uneasy about people who it says use Twitter and Facebook to stoke sectarian tensions...
Oil slips to $119 on economy worries, US supplies
>LONDON (Reuters) - Oil eased to around $119 a barrel on Wednesday as weak economic data in Europe and the United States hit the outlook for demand, and a rise in weekly U.S. crude inventories underlined ample supplies. The euro zone's manufacturing sector slipped further into decline last month,...
Israel's Barak: election would not alter Iran plans
>JERUSALEM (Reuters) - The prospect of an imminent election in Israel will not affect its strategy for tackling Iran's nuclear program, including plans for a possible preemptive war, Defence Minister Ehud Barak said on Wednesday. Rifts in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's conservative coalition over military conscription and budget cuts have...
UPDATE 3-Iran seeks end to sanctions at talks, hits out at France
>* Iran, 6 world powers to meet in Baghdad on May 23* Islamic Republic says "optimistic", wants sanctions lifted* West suspects Iran is seeking nuclear arms capability* Iran sees Western double standardsBy Fredrik Dahl and Marcus GeorgeVIENNA/DUBAI, May 2 (Reuters) - Iran said on Wednesday it would seek an end...
Flick: As news goes, April truly showered us
COLUMN DIARY, a check of big headlines, small wonders and other highlights:
IMF still waiting on Egyptian economic plan
(AP) A senior International Monetary Fund official said Wednesday the fund remains willing to consider a much-needed $3.2 billion aid package for Egypt but is waiting for sufficient consensus from …
Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng leaves U.S. embassy as Beijing seethes over affair
Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng left the U.S. Embassy in Beijing on Wednesday "of his own volition" after six days, the Foreign Ministry said, and a senior U.S. official said he planned to stay put in China.
How to make Mitt look small
Mitt Romney just received an emphatic reminder that he’s not running against an ordinary candidate – he’s running against the president of the United States. For a while, it was beginning to feel like the presumptive GOP nominee might be getting the better of Barack Obama in their tiff over...
Next Generation FTTX: Fibre Optics Innovations 2012-2017
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AFC Champions League Wrap: Jeonbuk Motors hit back, Persepolis denied & Sepahan progress
Goal.com rounds up all the exciting action from Tuesday's fifth matchday of the Asian Champions League fixtures as they happen all around the continent...
Zimbabwe ambassador, MNA chief call for media cooperation
TEHRAN, May 2 (MNA) – Zimbabwean Ambassador to Tehran Nicholas Dlamini Kitikiti held talks with Mehr News Agency and Tehran Times Director General Reza Moghadasi on expansion of media cooperation between Zimbabwe and Iran.
Iran admits to cyberattacks in several government agencies
The Iranian government acknowledged today that authorities have found evidence of recent cyberattacks against several agencies, according to reports by state-sponsored media outlets.
UPDATE 3-Oil slips on European manufacturing data
>* US crude stocks rise less than forecast last week-API* Coming up: U.S. weekly EIA petroleum status report; 1430 GMT (Updates prices, adds development on Iran in paragraph 13)By Simon FalushLONDON, May 2 (Reuters) - Oil eased on Wednesday as weak economic data in Europe hit the demand outlook,...
Timeline: Osama bin Laden's life history
A timeline of Osama bin Laden's life history, from birth, to terrorist leader, to his death in a compound in Pakistan.
Robina Flooring Aims To Expand Presence In Qatar
DOHA, May 2 (Bernama) -- Robina Flooring Sdn Bhd, South- East Asia's largest laminated flooring manufacturer, aims to expand its presence in Qatar through its participation in Malaysia Services Exhibition 2012 (MSE 2012).
Iran Urges London To Stop Meddling In Other States' Affairs
TEHRAN, May 2 (Bernama) -- Iran has urged London to stop intervening in the internal affairs of other countries under the pretext of defending human rights, Iran's Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA) reported Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman as saying.
Analysis: Obama Has 2 Narratives On Afghanistan
In President Barack Obama's twin narratives, the United States is both leaving Afghanistan and staying there. The different messages are meant for different audiences, one at home and one away.
‘Iran seeks security ties in PG’
Iran's Police Chief Brigadier General Esmail Ahmadi-Moqaddam has lashed out at ‘big powers’ for fueling insecurity in the Persian Gulf, saying the Islamic Republic seeks constructive ties with the security forces of the Persian Gulf littoral states.
Petkim posts Q1 loss on high oil prices
>"High prices for raw materials put pressure on product prices ... in the first quarter, and margins were negative, especially in January and February," chief executive Hayati Ozturk said.Sales at Petkim, owned by Azerbaijani state oil company Socar, rose 28 percent to 1.21 billion lira in the first three...
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