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. | Regarding information received by BayBak, accounts are hacked days ago and been used to send unauthorised information to several addresses.
Committee’s director Ms. Fakhteh Zamani asks any one who have received any mail from addresses below, to not to use them before having them proved by the committee’s director. |
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. | “There is a shortage of medicines to control the disease and the focal point [source of the disease] hasn’t been identified yet… Five deaths have so far been reported here and in Kirkuk, and we believe more could occur over the next couple of days as victims are already in an advanced stage of the illness,†he said. |
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. | Gül’s statement was welcomed by many as a new description of secularism, but on the other hand drew criticism from secularist circles.
“It was a nice speech. It was nice because it was openly protecting democracy, rule of law and secular characteristic of the republic,†Hasan Cemal, a columnist for daily Milliyet wrote. |
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. | UN officials said on Thursday there was no danger to staff or members of the public.
The canisters were removed from the premises by the FBI and New York police hours later and taken to the US Army laboratory in Maryland. |
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. | The advocates for human rights of Azerbaijani population in Iran are under growing pressure as the Iranian regime has initiated a new wave of arrests against the Azerbaijani activists. Such activists who are engaged in a peaceful struggle for their cultural and national rights are brutally persecuted while a number of activists arrested during and soon after the popular uprisings of May 2006 remain in prisons. |
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. | A senior South Korean official says he expects Afghanistan’s Taleban militants to release their remaining seven South Korean hostages Thursday, bringing an end to a six-week crisis.
Presidential spokesman Cheon Ho-sun made the remark at a news briefing in Seoul. |
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. | “They are chiefs and executive of the company. They are responsible for the construction. Representation has been sent to the court about their arrest. State commission set up by president’s order is also dealing with the case. The case is in President’s attention. If the investigation defines that an official was negligent, necessary measures will be taken,†he said. Prosecutor General |
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. | Leaders of Serbia and Kosovo’s ethnic Albanian majority have returned to the Austrian capital for talks on the fate of the breakaway Serbian province.
Thursday’s meeting in Vienna was prompted by continued Russian opposition to a Western plan |
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. | The plan, whose aim is to bolster Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas, requires the approval of Israel if arms and equipment are to be transferred for the new force, political sources in Jerusalem said Wednesday.
The plan, which is still in its early development, is likely to call for the staged creation of the force, with relatively small units undergoing the necessary training. |
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. | The child was still in the toilet and wasn’t breathing when paramedics arrived, he said. They administered CPR on the child to get him breathing again, Lockhart said. |
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. | “We declare the freezing of the Mehdi Army without exception in order to rehabilitate it in a way that will safeguard its ideological image within a maximum period of six months starting from the day this statement is issued,” Sheikh Hazim al-Araji said. |
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. | Seven South Koreans were still being held late today from among the original group of 23 hostages abducted from a bus traveling in Ghazni Province on July 19.
Hajji Zahir Kharoti, an Afghan tribal elder and mediator who transported the first three hostages released to the Red Cross today, told RFE/RL’s |
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. | Roll Call newspaper reported Monday that Sen. Larry Craig of Idaho was apprehended June 11 by a plainclothes police officer investigating complaints of lewd behavior in an airport men’s room.
Roll Call reports on the U.S. legislature. |
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. | Azerbaijan’s Emergencies Ministry has made a statement regarding the collapsed multi-storey building in center of Baku today. APA’s corresponds at the site report Colonel Kamil Bagirov, chairman of Ministry’s Civil Defense Troops main office of civil defense organizing stated that a multi-storey building in the intersection of Mammad Nakhchivani street and Murtuza Mukhtarov street collapsed at about 5p |
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. | A discussion paper on WMD in the Middle East” – written by well-respected British scholar and arms expert Dr. Dan Plesch, Director of the Centre for International Studies and Diplomacy of the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) at the University of London, and Martin Butcher, a former Director of the British American Security Information Council (BASIC) and former |
