Obama raised with Nobel

U.S. President Barack Obama is with the news of his award with the Nobel Peace Prize has been raised to a little before six clock (12 clock BST). He has responded with a brief word.

The White House spokesman, Robert Gibbs, Obama called on Friday. A reaction had surprised the White House but not at first: it was entirely from the decision. Read the rest of this entry »

Islamists in Berlin were planning terrorist attacks in Russia

The large-scale raids in Berlin, served investigation against three suspected Islamists who were planning terrorist attacks in Russia have it.

The action had nothing to do with the Islamist rough cut videos that have been announced in which terrorist attacks in Germany, it was said. Nobody was arrested.

As part of a criminal investigation into conspiracy to murder 28 search warrants for 26 properties in Berlin had been executed. The investigations were Read the rest of this entry »

The bomb in the body

A new method of attack al-Qaida terrorist experts worried. And it could have major impact on security at airports.

The suicide attack killed: Abdullah Asieri. 

The end of August saw a suicide attack in Saudi Arabia for much attention. The assassin was up to the office of Prince Mohammed Bin Naif penetrated, where there was an explosion. Naif, who is responsible as deputy interior minister Read the rest of this entry »

Japan’s Ex-Finance Minister Nakagawa found dead

Former Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa is no longer alive. He was ignominiously surrendered after a disgraceful performance from politics.

As police and Japanese media reported on Sunday found the body of the former minister in his Tokyo home. For further details, a police spokesman initially did not comment.

According to the media Nakagawa was discovered in his bedroom. He had caused an international stir in February when he appeared drunk at a press conference on the G-7 Summit released in Rome.

Nakagawa’s appearance made him the Read the rest of this entry »

Suu Kyi sparkles with action

A court in Burma has rejected the appeal proceedings brought by the opposition leader against their renewed conviction.

Aung San Suu Kyi was sentenced in early August for another 18 months under house arrest because they had infringed by the inclusion of a U.S. citizen in his own home against the conditions of their existing home detention. The verdict against the 64-year-old had been internationally criticized. The judge confirmed the verdict on Friday, was officially notified of such. Read the rest of this entry »

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards test missiles

After the launch of two short-range missiles of the type Tondar and Fateh 110, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards have today announced further tests on Sunday evening and Monday.

According to the Arabic-language state television channel, Al Alam, the two missiles at the beginning of the routine maneuver had been successfully fired. According to the Air Force Chief of the Revolutionary Guards, Hussein Salami, were the first time, multiple rocket launchers for firing missiles have been tested. Read the rest of this entry »

Shoe thrower of Baghdad comes as a hero of freedom

Nine months after throwing his shoe on American President George W. Bush, Iraqi television journalist Munthadar al-Zaidi on Tuesday has been released from prison in Baghdad.

Zaidi said in a press conference afterwards, security forces had Read the rest of this entry »

Cuba allows Internet access at post

Even the limited Internet access is very expensive for Cubans. It costs the equivalent of $ 1.62 per hour.

In all post offices in Cuba there is a soon to be public Internet connection. It would be a significant easing of the current provisions. Until this is implemented, it can still take some time. In a statement the government on the Internet, it was said that the postal company Empresa Correos de Cuba was authorized to “all persons” to grant the public Internet. Read the rest of this entry »

Many tears at parting from the “soul of the Democratic Party”

America takes in deep mourning leave of Edward Kennedy: U.S. President Barack Obama paid tribute to the late senator with 77 years as a “lion of the U.S. ‘Senate.

Ted Kennedy had become a senator for the “greatest legislators of our time,” Obama said at a moving funeral service in Boston. The sons of Ted Kennedy and Patrick Kennedy, Jr. described obviously deeply moved by her father as a caring, loving and always encouraging. Of the 77 senator from Massachusetts who died last Tuesday evening of a brain tumor. Read the rest of this entry »

Qadhafi: His problem with the U.S., he solved quickly

The departure of the Swiss hostages delayed. If a problem around his tent, gave the Libyan leader for much faster.

Strike, following protests from U.S. politicians wants the Libyan leader Muammar al-Qadhafi during his visit to the UN General Assembly does not seem to be a Bedouin tent in a New York suburb. Qadhafi seems to renounce to camp in September in Englewood, New Jersey, said the local member Steve Rothman on Friday (local time). Read the rest of this entry »