News Archive - 5 October 2012
Footage of Iran National Team training
تمرینات کروش برای شکست دادن کره جنوبی فوتبال ملی – کارلوس کروش سرمربی تیم ملی فوتبال ایران شاگردانش را تمرین میدهد تا آنها را آماده بازی با کره جنوبی کند. به گزارش خبرآنلاین؛ بازی تیم های ملی ایران و کره جنوبی سه شنبه 25 مهر در ورزشگاه آزادی تهران برگزار...
Panetta rejects Karzai criticism of Afghan war effort
>ABOARD A U.S. MILITARY AIRCRAFT Oct 5 (Reuters) - Progress in Afghanistan has cost thousands of military lives and it would be helpful if Afghan President Hamid Karzai expressed gratitude for that sacrifice, U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said on Friday, bluntly rejecting the Afghan leader's recent criticism...
UN chief says sanctions on Iran affecting its people
>* UN's Ban says sanctions boost unemployment, inflation* Western envoys: Iran not serious about negotiationsBy Michelle Nichols and Louis CharbonneauUNITED NATIONS, Oct 5 (Reuters) - International sanctions on Iran are having "significant" effects on the Iranian people and also appear to be harming humanitarian operations in the country, U.N.
EU questions "taboo" against broad trade embargo on Iran
>* Governments weigh costs and benefits of trade embargo* New steps expected by Oct. 15By Justyna PawlakBRUSSELS, Oct 5 (Reuters) - The European Union has begun discussing the possibility of a broad trade embargo against Iran, moving beyond the web of energy, business and financial restrictions imposed so far, in...
UPDATE 3-Iran blames economic "conspiracy" as criticism grows
>* Currency has collapsed in past week* More price rises feared when Tehran bazaar reopensBy Marcus GeorgeDUBAI, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Iran will defeat a "conspiracy" against its foreign currency and gold markets, an adviser to supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Friday, as pressure mounts on authorities to...
Iran will overcome currency "conspiracy", Khamenei ally says
>Riot police fought demonstrators and arrested money changers in and around the bazaar on Wednesday during demonstrations triggered by the collapse of the rial, which has lost around a third of its value against the dollar over the last week.Protesters called President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad a traitor because of what...
UPDATE 1-As rial plunges, US Congress looks at expanding Iran ...
>* Aimed at pressuring Iran to rein in nuclear programBy Roberta RamptonWASHINGTON, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Lawmakers in the U.S. Congress are looking at ways to expand economic sanctions on Iran, measures that have helped push the country's currency into free fall but have not yet pressured Tehran to...
Controversial surgery will be tested under Ottawa’s auspices
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Why the price of heating oil is a hot topic
Mainers are paying more – 18 cents more than the average price at this time last year – despite a sharp drop in demand and a relatively stable supply.
Russia supports IP gas pipeline project: Hina
ISLAMABAD: Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar on Friday said Russia supports Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline project and Indian lobbying cannot succeed in impeding the rapidly improving Pak-Russia relations.
‘G-to-G’ wheat export to Iran not a great idea
For the last nine months, India and Iran have been exchanging official delegations for export of Indian wheat, while not a single gram has been shipped out.
Maine heating oil dealers: Pricing complicated
Heating oil prices are up this year, but oil use in Maine is going down.
Letter from Indonesia: It’s the economy, Pak
JAKARTA, Oct 6 — While the world watches China’s economy stabilise and her government taking necassary measures to ensure her growth, Malaysia seems to be neither nor there. This could be a judgment call on the part of the average Malaysian businessman and professional, as they sieve through Malaysian politics...
They’re Calling It A Comeback: Will Ben Affleck Ride ‘Argo’ All The Way To The Oscars?
Commentary | Christened Benjamin Géza Affleck-Bold, but more commonly known by his other moniker, Ben Affleck is the name on most film critics’ lips right now. After a rapturous reception for the Affleck directed (and acted in) Argo at the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), Oscar talk is rife,...
Damascus: City in a bubble
There's a disconnect between Syria's thriving capital and other parts of the country where fighting, death and destruction are a part of daily life, says CNN's Nic Robertson.
Obama and Romney on the issues: Foreign Policy
The Post is taking a comprehensive look at the positions of President Obama and Mitt Romney on several key issues. For an interactive experience including polling, quotes and the ability to choose which candidate better represents your views, visit the Post’s Issue Engine . Read full article >>
US Treasury official speaks out on rial plunge
The fall in the Iranian rial over the past year is the result of Tehran's economic mismanagement and sanctions imposed over its disputed nuclear programme, the US Treasury's David Cohen said.
The ‘twin deficits’ myth
Economists in India have a strange fascination for dyads. In the post-Independence period and well into the nineties, the two major constraints seen as yoking the economy into a permanent ‘Hindu’ rate of growth were foreign exchange and food.
York: Libya scandal provides big opening for Romney
Mitt Romney will give what's billed as a major foreign policy speech Monday at the Virginia Military Institute. In the words of his campaign, Romney plans to offer a stark contrast between his vision for a strong foreign policy and the failed record of President Obama. Romney will pay special...
Ahmadinejad deputy talk about results of his trip and negotiation with Turkish officials about Syria
Syrian rebels threaten to execute Iranian hostages if Assad forces refuse to meet demands
Commander gives al-Assad regime 48 hours to withdraw forces from embattled Eastern Ghuta area
Israeli PM may soon call election
Signs are growing that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will call parliamentary elections as early as February, months ahead of schedule in a bid to capitalize on a wave of popularity and a fragmented opposition to guarantee his hold on...
World news in brief, 10/6
News items from around the world
Politics on TV: Friday, Oct. 5 edition
Message of the day: “We were listening about EI.” Questions not answered... Will the
Winnipeg Sun
A former Manitoba First Nations chief is heading to Iran on a human rights mission, just as the federal government asks Canadians to avoid travel to the nation.
Iran and Iraq to sign defense cooperation document
On Thursday, the Iranian Minister of Defense and his Iraqi counterparts, Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi and Saadoun al-Dulaimi, respectively, signed a document of bilateral cooperation in the defense field.
Venezuela elections: What is at stake
Venezuelans are heading to the polls in what is considered one of Latin America’s most important elections in years. After 14 years in power, the polarizing and controversial socialist President Hugo Chávez faces his toughest challenger yet -- the center-right candidate Henrique Capriles.
Hawaii fishermen find skiff from Japan tsunami
U.S. Coast Guard officials in Hawaii say fishermen have found a 16-foot Japanese skiff swept out to sea by last year's tsunami and brought it to Honolulu.
Crude Drops 2% to End Volatile Week
Crude-oil futures fell 2% Friday, ending a week of big price swings, as the threat of gasoline-supply problems and refinery shutdowns raised new concerns about oil demand.
Guest Commentary: When currency devaluation goes too far
Brazil's finance minister Guido Mantega coined the term "currency wars", referring to the situation where various countries make efforts to weaken their currency, thus supporting local exports but also shifting the pain to others, a "beggar thy neighbor" policy.
Author Robert Kaplan explains why geography matters
Five examples of global flashpoints that make more sense when seen through the prism of geography
Brinkley: Republicans swim against the global tide on reproductive rights
Costa Rican women are appealing to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights to overturn a national law banning in-vitro fertilization.
Iran says ‘conspiracy’ behind price-rise risk
Iran will defeat a “conspiracy” against its foreign currency and gold markets, an adviser to supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said yesterday, as pressure mounts on authorities to deal with the rapid collapse of the rial.
Rajan Menon: Why Iran Won't Cave on Nuclear Enrichment
The plunge of the rial, Iran's currency, has been breathtaking. In 2010, it traded for about 10,000 for one U.S. dollar. Now, the Iranian government, its dollar earnings halved by the economic sanctions the United States and its allies imposed (supplementing those adopted in the United Nations) to...
UPDATE 10-Oil dips as weak global economy offsets rise in US jobs
* Brent premium to U.S. crude hits highest since Oct 2011 * U.S. jobless rate falls to near four-year low * Supportive U.S. data offset by weak China, Europe reports * Coming up: API oil stocks data 4:30 ...
Grumpy old Romney
"American capitalism must open up ways for itself through the length and breadth of our entire planet... A high coefficient of productivity denotes also a high coefficient of destruction" -- Leon Trotsky
Yemen accuses Iran of arming southern separatist group
President Abed Rabbou Mansour Hadi has accused Iran of backing a faction of Yemen’s southern separatist movement seeking to secede by force, a newspaper reported Friday.
'Out of the question'
Presidential adviser Seif Abdel-Fattah, quoted this week as saying Egypt is considering military intervention in Syria, insists his words were taken out of context.
Cairo-Tehran: a love/hate relationship
In Cairo last week, a senior security officer issued an Egyptian entry visa to an Iranian for three weeks in order to allow him to marry the Egyptian woman who had accepted his proposal of marriage.
Egyptians bearing gifts
Early this week the Shura Council asked the government to issue new regulations to protect more Egypt's archaeological heritage from illicit theft, smuggling and encroachment. The request came during a periodical meeting between the council and the Committee of Culture, Tourism and Media (CCTM).
Massing on the Media
What do ordinary Arabs think? Let’s ask them On Wednesday, I went to hear Ayman Mohyeldin, the Cairo correspondent for Al Jazeera English, speak at the office of the Committee to Protect Journalists.
Nation + World
Samas, Syria • Majed al-Muhammad, the commander of a Syrian anti-government fighting group, slammed his hand on his desk. "Doesn’t America have satellites?" he asked, almost shouting. "Can’t it see what is happening?"
Don't mention the Turkish model
Key officials of some Islamic countries in the Middle East have been visiting each other a lot recently. Most of these visits are enveloped in an air of caution; they invariably are billed as "unofficial" and media coverage is restricted.
The trapped empire
Editors representing many Asian newspapers stood in a perfect line. They were nervous and giddy at the prospect of meeting Li Changchun, China's powerful member of the Communist Party's Politburo Standing Committee.
The America of the Arab Street
As the violent anti-American protests in the Muslim world subside, those in the region and in the U.S. are wondering whether the upheaval will have a permanent effect.
Spain clears way to host US missile interceptors
MADRID: Spain gave the final green light Friday for the US navy to deploy four ships equipped with missile interceptors in its territory as part of NATO's ballistic defence shield.
CFR Wins Third Emmy for Interactive Crisis Guide Series
CFR's " Crisis Guide: Iran " won an Emmy Award in the category of "New Approaches to News & Documentary Programming: Current News Coverage." CFR was selected above five top media organizations in that category: ABCNews.com, NYTimes.com, NBC, Al Jazeera English, and Globeandmail.com.
Kaka gets Brazil recall
Kaká has earned a recall to the Brazil squad, cracking the team for the first time since the World Cup. Paulo Henrique Ganso isn't playing, and apparently Hernanes and Bruno Cesar aren't on Mano Manezes' radar screen. He should back up Oscar over Brazil's next two games, which take place...
Letters to the editor for October 5, 2012
Should we abandon our rights? To the Editor, There have been letters on this page and in other periodicals comparing an anti-Islam video to — in Justice Holmes’ famous dictum — “shouting fire in a crowded theater.” In essence, these letter writers are saying we should abandon our First...
TORONTO — Relatives of two women killed when a rooftop garage collapsed in Elliot Lake, Ont., in June are alleging the ...
WASHINGTON — Fifty-two years ago, during the first televised U.S. presidential debate, an ailing Richard Nixon perspired so profusely that it was thought to have played a role in his defeat to John F. Kennedy.
The New RoboBee Drone Will Navigate Using Sight And Smell
Not just in terms of structure, but more importantly in terms of brains. Bees are the next-gen weapons, for delivery of military payloads, reconnaissance and surveillance.
Al Pacino, Christopher Walken to Attend Chicago Film Festival's 'Stand Up Guys' Premiere
The action comedy, produced by Windy City native Tom Rosenberg, will open the fest on Oct. 11. read more
Saturday, October 06, 2012, 3:26 AM
LIMA: US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta on Friday voiced frustration at Afghan President Hamid Karzai over the latter’s preference to “criticize” American troops, instead of acknowledging the sacrifices they made.
Joel Rubin: Netanyahu Aligns With Obama on Iran
While most media attention focused on the cartoon bomb presented by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly, something even more newsworthy passed almost without notice: Netanyahu made it clear that he has endorsed U.S. President Barack Obama's policy on Iran.
Raghida Dergham: The Lifeline for Damascus and Tehran Is in Putin's Hands
New York - The collapse of the Iranian currency by one-third of its value over a week will leave an impact on Iran's nuclear and strategic ambitions - especially through the gateway of Syria. Russia may thus find itself in need of salvaging its Iranian ally for numerous reasons,...
Will Obama Pull The Trigger On The Strategic Petroleum Reserve?
Energy markets remain on high alert over a rumored White House plan to tap the country?s 695-million-barrel emergency oil stockpile, known as the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR). Spot oil prices have fallen sharply since mid-September (down 6%), taking the edge off the market somewhat. But that price slide does...
Iran's cyberattack claims difficult to judge, experts say
Iran's claim that its domestic Internet system suffered a slowdown from a heavy cyberattack is possible, but knowing for sure would require a lot more details, experts say.
Asylum seekers in 500 km protest march across Germany
BERLIN (Reuters) - Dozens of asylum seekers have defied an order restricting their freedom of movement and marched 500 km through Germany to protest against what they say is inhumane treatment by the authorities. The marchers, from Africa, Asia and Latin America, danced across Berlin's city limits on Friday carrying...
Opinion: Demonstrate power, but remain calm
Turkey can show its power but must remain on the path of reason when it comes to Syria, says DW's Baha Güngör. Assad's end is inevitable, while Russia and Iran represent wild cards, he adds.
WHY IT MATTERS: Issues at stake in election
By The Associated Press A selection of issues at stake in the presidential election and their impact on Americans, in brief:
Reports that Allen Iverson will play for Maccabi Haifa are false
Search our Archives! Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will decide before parliament reconvenes on October 15 on whether to seek a snap election, a government official said on Friday.
‘Iran to win West's economic war’
Tehran’s interim Friday Prayers Leader Ayatollah Ahmad Khatami says the global arrogance will fail in its ‘all-out economic war’ against Iran as the Islamic Republic has proven that it will not yield to pressure.
American Man Shoots, Kills Chef at Israel Hotel
JERUSALEM (AP) — A young American shot and killed a chef at a hotel in the Red Sea resort city of Eilat Friday, before forces from an anti-terror unit shot the gunman dead, police said. The incident appeared to be based on a personal dispute.
Oil prices drop on profit taking, despite strong US data
World oil prices continued to slide on Friday, despite upbeat non-farm payrolls data in the United States, as the market was dogged by worries over weak global demand, dealers said. Brent North Sea crude ...
Latest South Pars offshore platform undergoing load out
Iranian Offshore Engineering and Construction Co. (IOEC) built the platform in the Khoramshahr yard south of Tehran. It weighs 3,260 tons (2,957 metric tons) and is 4,410 sq m (47,469 sq ft). The structure includes a tripod jacket, a middle deck, and a flare.
Mosquito genetics may offer clues to malaria control
An African mosquito species with a deadly capacity to transmit malaria has a perplexing evolutionary history, according to discovery by researchers at the Fralin Life Science Institute at Virginia Tech.
Netanyahu may dissolve parliament in mid-October, official says
Search our Archives! Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will decide before parliament reconvenes on October 15 on whether to seek a snap election, a government official said on Friday.
Obama’s strengths trump Romney
Oct. 5, 2012, 6 p.m. | Op-ed — by Michael Hammerschlag Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama shake hands on Oct. 3 after the first presidential debate at the University of Denver in Denver, Colorado.
Amplats Refuses To Follow In Lonmin's Footsteps, Fires 12,000 Striking South African Workers
Several weeks ago, the platinum producing company that started it all (after police killed 34 of its striking workers at its Marikana South African mine) Lonmin, conceded and agreed to a 22% wage hike . In doing so it once again proved that in game theory he who defects first, defects...
UK lights to stay on if Strait of Hormuz closes-grid
>Iranian politicians and officials have often said Iran could block the strait - the neck of the Gulf through which 40 percent of the world's seaborne oil exports passes - in response to sanctions or military action by the United States and its allies intended to stop Tehran developing a...
Stocks head for jobs-related gains
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Stocks: Eyes on jobs
U.S. stocks were set to open higher Friday as investors anxiously await the monthly U.S. jobs report.
IRAN'S CURRENCY CRASH
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The media's misunderstanding of Venezuela
In the run-up to this year’s Venezuelan election, one thing is clear. The incumbent, Hugo Chavez, may lose this time. Indeed he probably lost in 1998, 2000, 2005 and every election contested. At least that’s what we can judge from British news media coverage.
Oil Futures Pare Losses on Jobs Report
Oil Futures Pare Losses on Jobs Report
Just who does Justin Trudeau think he is?
John Moore: A guy barely in his forties with four scant years in parliament thinks he can be PM? Is he serious? I'm speaking, of course, about Stephen Harper, circa 2002
Traveller's guide to ski season 2012/13
At this time of year, when the wintersport season starts on these pages, some distant resorts can usually be relied upon to herald the event with a light dusting of snow on high ground. Several in the western states of the US have obliged, one of them with a display...
NJ US Senate debate: Who's best for middle class?
The state's two major-party candidates for the U.S. Senate tussled Thursday over whose policies would be better for the middle class in the first of three scheduled debates before their Nov. 6 election.
US accuses Iran of jamming radio, television broadcasts in Europe
London, Oct. 5 (ANI): The US government-appointed body, which oversees the Voice of America and other US-sponsored broadcasts, has accused Iran of jamming radio and television programming in the Middle East and eastern Europe amid protests in Iran over the Iranian currency crisis.
Congressman Warns Of Scary, New Cyber Threats To US Financial Networks
WASHINGTON, Oct 4 ( Reuters ) - The head of the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee said on Thursday that significant new cyber threats to U.S. financial networks appeared to be emerging from an "unusual" source.
Analysis - Egypt's Mursi dogged by own promises in first 100 days
Egyptian President Mohammad Mursi has won grudging respect from detractors in his first 100 days by sending the army back to barracks faster than anyone expected and raising Egypt's international profile in several newsmaking visits abroad.
Report: U.S. rejected Iranian plan on nukes
Iranian officials reportedly offered a nine-step plan to defuse the nuclear crisis with the West that was rejected by U.S. officials.
Crude Ticks Lower as Volatility Eases
Crude Ticks Lower as Volatility Eases
Rivalry between Libyan cities sharpens over rebel's death
MISRATA, Libya (Reuters) - For Misrata shopkeeper Akram Abdesalam Sider, there is only one way Libya's leaders should deal with the former Muammar Gaddafi stronghold of Bani Walid - attack it. Related Stories Iraq provincial elections planned for April South Africa strikes deepen, Shell declares force majeure Two suspects held...
Obama's terrorist-list blunder
The French diplomatic genius Charles Maurice de Talleyrand once said: "It was worse than a crime; it was a mistake." This is perhaps the best way to describe the US State Department's recent decision to take the Mujahadeen-e-Khalq (MEK) off its notorious list of 52 foreign terrorist organizations.
OPEC basket price eased to $106.99 on Thursday
Oct 5 (Reuters) - OPEC's reference crude oil basket pricefell to further to $106.99 a barrel on Thursday, down from$107.08, OPEC said on Friday. http://www.opec.org/opec_web/en/press_room/923.htm The reference basket comprises 12 crudes: Algeria's SaharanBlend, Angola's Girassol, Iran Heavy, Iraq's Basra Light, KuwaitExport, Es Sider from Libya,...
Afghan carpet alarm as sales fall
Afghanistan's world-famous carpet industry in decline
Hyperinflation stalks Iran while Israel wavers
The freefall of Iran's currency, the rial, has triggered fears of hyperinflation in the Islamic Republic.
Turkey-Syria clash endangers lives of Lebanese hostages: Zogheib
Recent border violence between Turkey and Syria endangers the lives of the nine Lebanese pilgrims still being held captive in Syria, a Shiite preacher following up on their case says.
Evangelical Christians march in Israel
JERUSALEM - Waving blue and white Israeli flags, thousands of evangelical Christians from around the world filled streets of downtown Jerusalem on Thursday in a show of support for the Jewish state.
‘Iran-Turkey ties of vital importance’
Iran's First Vice President Mohammad Reza Rahimi says the convergence between the Islamic Republic and Turkey in the international arena has always been influential and served the two countries’ interests.
Friday, October 05, 2012, 16:42 PM
PETALING JAYA -- Home Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein said allegations of a civil servant having received bribes from Suara Rakyat Malaysia (Suaram) in return for national secrets will be investigated.
S. Korean refiner loads Iranian oil cargo for delivery
The cargoes are being transported under Iranian insurance cover to avoid sanctions, refining and government sources said.
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