Eurasia Press & News
CANBERRA (Reuters) – France on Wednesday asked its European allies to relax restrictions on troop deployment and operations in Afghanistan just a month after losing 10 soldiers in a Taliban ambush.
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September, 2008
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17 September
Pakistan rupee hits record low, row with U.S. weighs
KARACHI (Reuters) -The Pakistani rupee weakened on Wednesday due to import payments, weak economic fundamentals and concern over tension with the United States over U.S. military attacks on militants in Pakistan.
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17 September
Israelis vote on new leader but Olmert hangs on
JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Members of Israel’s ruling party began voting on Wednesday for a new leader to replace Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, who has promised to resign following a corruption investigation in which he faces indictment.
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17 September
Blasts rock US embassy in Yemen
A double car bomb attack on the US embassy in Yemen has killed at least 16 people, Yemeni officials say.
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17 September
Twin bombing hits Iraqi capital
A double bombing in a west Baghdad business district has killed at least eight people and wounded another 20, Iraqi police say.
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17 September
US troops face Iraq murder charge
Three US soldiers have been charged with murder over the deaths of four Iraqis in Baghdad, the US army says.
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17 September
Christian rivals clash in Lebanon
A gunfight between rival Christian political groups in northern Lebanon has left two people dead and three wounded, security officials say.
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17 September
Egypt winds up landslide rescue
Rescue workers have ended a search for survivors in a Cairo slum where 10 days earlier a landslide buried dozens of homes, killing at least 90 people.
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17 September
Ahmadinejad Warns NATO to Stay away from Caucasus
TEHRAN (FNA)- Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Tuesday that the Caucasus does not need NATO interference in the region in the wake of the recent conflict in Georgia.
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17 September
Former Official Calls for Iran-Pakistan Military Alliance
TEHRAN (FNA)- A former Pakistani official said Tehran and Islamabad are required to form a military alliance in a bid to thwart the plots hatched by the US against the two Muslim nations.
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