Eurasia Press & News
TEHRAN (FNA)- Rising OPEC output has cut the group’s spare capacity and left the oil market vulnerable to any surprise supply disruptions, Iran’s OPEC governor said on Sunday.
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August, 2008
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11 August
Pakistan to Import 1000MW Electricity from Iran
TEHRAN (FNA)- Pakistan signed an agreement with Iran to import 1,000 megawatts of electricity to overcome the power shortage in the country and Iran would finance the project’s completion, a senior official in Pakistan’s Water and Power Ministry said on Sunday.
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11 August
OPEC Chief Calls on Members to Stick to Output Quotas
TEHRAN (FNA)- OPEC members should keep oil output within the group’s agreed targets, OPEC’s President Chakib Khelil said in remarks published on Monday.
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10 August
Abkhazia declares ‘state of war’
The separatist region of Abkhazia has declared a 10-day ‘state of war’ in its territories close to the de facto borders with Georgia.
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10 August
US incited Georgia offensive in S. Ossetia’
The White House has orchestrated the current conflict between Russia and Georgia in South Ossetia, a high-ranking Russian official says.
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10 August
Syria: One IAEA inspection enough
Syria has rejected the IAEA’s request for a second inspection of its alleged nuclear site, bombed by Israel last September.
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10 August
Iran mulling currency system change
Central Bank of Iran says rising inflation in recent years has intensified the need for a change in the nation’s currency system.
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10 August
Iran to reveal details of new weapons
 Iran’s Defense Ministry has announced plans to make public details of the latest developments in the country’s weapons arsenal.
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10 August
Copies of independent Egyptian newspaper seized
CAIRO (Reuters) – The Sunday edition of the independent Egyptian newspaper al-Dustour, which contained a story about the murder of a Lebanese singer in Dubai, disappeared from the market on Saturday, officials said.
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10 August
Russia takes S.Ossetian capital, Georgia pulls back
TSKHINVALI, Georgia (Reuters) – Russian troops and tanks took the capital of the separatist Georgian region of South Ossetia on Sunday after a bloody three-day battle as Georgian forces retreated and offered a ceasefire.
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