Iran in the World Press 13 Mar 2010

Article relevance   Page 7   UK warns China of isolation over Iran’s nuke issue LONDON | Britain’s ambassador to China said yesterday that Beijing risks isolation if it fails to join international efforts to impose sanctions on Iran over its nuclear programme. Speaking via videolink from Beijing before a visit to the country by...  Times of Oman  |  13 Mar 2010  |  Oman

Article relevance   Page 20   Cihan Aktaş ile İran sineması... Ülke TV’de yeni bir kültür sanat programı izleyiciyle buluşuyor. Tuba Nur Sönmez’in sunacağı Yerli Yersiz’de konuklarla birlikte, kültür, sanat, aktivizm dünyasından gelişmeler değerlendirilecek. Gazeteci-yazar Cihan Aktaş’ın konuk olacağı ilk...ÜLKE TV Zaman  |  13 Mar 2010  |  Turkey

Article relevance   Page 13   Biden delivers tough message to Israel after big American bear hug Occupied Jerusalem Despite two days of public friction between the United States and Israel over an occupied Jerusalem building project, Vice-President Joe Biden yesterday delivered an emotional speech laden with admiration for the Jewish state. Some...By Joshua Mitnick Gulf News  |  13 Mar 2010  |  UAE

 

 

Article relevance   Page 21   • Human Rights Watch International Film Festival London LaPaglia’s star turn in The Balibo Conspiracy, a gripping fictionalisation of the disappearance of five Australian TV journalists during the East Timor invasion of 1975, the truth of which lay undiscovered for over 30 years. Or the timely Moloch...AH The Guide  |  13 Mar 2010  |  UK Article relevance   Page 29   Salman Rushdie’s life goes on display NOVELIST Salman Rushdie plans to write a book about his decade in hiding under a death threat from the Iranian government using a digital archive of his personal papers housed at Emory University in the United States, he said last month. Rushdie, who...  The Southland Times  |  13 Mar 2010  |  New Zealand Article relevance   Page 4   Criticism by U.S. on rights brings riposte from Chinese Releasing its annual report on human rights worldwide for 2009, the State Department said the situation in Iran had ‘‘degenerated’’ since the disputed presidential election last year and that practices in China were ‘‘poor and worsening.’’ In reply,...  International Herald Tribune  |  13 Mar 2010  |  Austria Article relevance   Page 21   Şeker Ahmet Paşa’dan rekor denemesi - Cemal Süreya ‘Tabanca’ isimli şiirinde “Tutalım yanılıp ateş ettiniz/ Şeker Ahmet Paşa’nın resimlerini/ Eski hececilerin şiirlerini bir de/ Ben çok seviyorum siz de seviniz” der. Türk resim sanatının usta ismi Şeker Ahmet Paşa’nın eski ve yeni Türkçe...  Zaman  |  13 Mar 2010  |  Turkey

 

 

Article relevance   Page 2   Voices for the missing Former British hostage says he was tortured by Iraqi kidnap gang China has recognised the pro lem of child a ductions, which aid agencies estimate could e as high as 70,000 children annually. LONDON // Peter Moore, held captive in Iraq for two and a half years until his release in December, has said he was tortured and subjected to mock executions by a well-trained kidnap gang. In an interview with The Times newspaper, Mr Moore said his...  The National - News  |  13 Mar 2010  |  UAE

Article relevance   Page 1   Al Maliki bloc seeks partners Baghdad ( AP) The Iraqi Prime Minister’s bloc said yesterday it has started laying the groundwork to form a coalition government, signalling growing confidence after preliminary election results showed it winning in at least three southern... Gulf News  |  13 Mar 2010  |  UAE

Article relevance   Page 6   ‘Art of reporting unchanged in 100 years’ Dubai In a witty, humourous address to a packed audience at the Emirates Airline Festival of Literature on Thursday night, BBC journalist John Simpson said that the actual art of reporting “hasn’t changed in the slightest” over the past 100...By Alice Johnson Deputy UAE Editor Gulf News  |  13 Mar 2010  |  UAE

Article relevance   Page 14   Sarkozy in UK for talks on economy LONDON | French President Nicolas Sarkozy visited Britain yesterday for talks with Prime Minister Gordon Brown on the European economy, and a potentially thorny encounter with the man after Brown’s job. Sarkozy’s meeting with Brown comes ahead of a... Times of Oman  |  13 Mar 2010  |  Oman

 

 

Article relevance   Page 16   Iraq PM takes slender lead over rivals Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki took a slender lead over his rivals yesterday, preliminary results from the country’s general election showed, as opposition blocs alleged blatant fraud. Mr Maliki faces a strong challenge from former premier Iyad...AFP) The Times, Malta  |  13 Mar 2010  |  Malta Article relevance   Page 5   Wenn die Regierung foltern lässt WIEN/WASHINGTON (som). Überfüllte Gefängnisse, die nicht immer internationalen Standards entsprechen; Polizeibeamte, die Schläge gegen Festgenommene austeilen: Vorwürfe, die das US-Außenministerium in seinem aktuellen Menschenrechtsbericht nicht etwa... Die Presse  |  13 Mar 2010  |  Austria Article relevance   Page 24   Israel-US relations sink to new low over settlements The Obama Administration’s relations with Israel hit a new low yesterday as hopes for fresh peace talks collapsed in the wake of the row over plans for 1200 settler homes. United States Vice-President Joe Biden ended a three-day visit to the region by... The New Zealand Herald  |  13 Mar 2010  |  New Zealand Article relevance   Page 32   US gov’t criticizes China’s domestic, economic policies WASHINGTON—THE OBAMA ADministration lashed out at China on two fronts Thursday, criticizing the Asian power for abusing its citizens’ rights and for maintaining currency policies that US manufacturers say cost millions of Americans their jobs. The... Philippines Daily Inquirer  |  13 Mar 2010  |  Philippines Article relevance   Page 1   Depleted arsenal, dented pride Depleted arsenal, wounded pride Ask a Russian what the country makes well, and the answer often will be the Kalashnikov rifle. But Russia’s $40 billion military equipment industry is showing signs of withering. MOSCOW Ask a Russian what the country makes well, and the answer, more often than not, will be the Kalashnikov rifle. Russian-made cars may be rickety, and its passenger airplanes such fuel guzzlers that even the country’s flag carrier, Aeroflot, has... BY ANDREW E. KRAMER International Herald Tribune  |  13 Mar 2010  |  Austria  Article relevance   Page 7   Liz Cheney jaagt op verdedigers terreurverdachten WASHINGTON Te midden van de vele conservatieven die president Obama bestoken, is het team van vader en dochter Cheney een opvallende verschijning. Dick Cheney, als vicepresident machtig maar onzichtbaar, grijpt nu iedere gelegenheid aan om zijn...Van onze correspondent De Volkskrant  |  13 Mar 2010  |  Netherlands

 

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