October, 2005

• 26 October

  Israeli-Palestinian women’s group launches personal crusade for peace

  WASHINGTON — Three women sharing a hunger, not for fast food, but peace, chatted away in a food court at Washington’s ornate Union Station Monday — completely ignored in the rush of travellers grabbing a lunchtime snack. But their gathering was poignant, and remarkable, because as each one admitted, it …

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• 24 October

  Lebanese Senior Officials Warn against Mehlis Report

  Beirut, Oct.24 (SANA)- Former Lebanese Prime Minister Saleem al-Hoss has warned against allowing any foreign party to exploit the report of the international investigation committee concerning the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik al-Hariri to torpedo foundation of relations with Syria.

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• 24 October

  Iranian Expert & Iranian Newspaper Criticize Mehlis Report

  The Iranian International Expert and Chairman of Eurosweek institution for studies in London Berzou Moujtahed Zada said Monday that report of the International investigation committee on the assassination of former Lebanese premier Rafik al-Hariri raised the astonishment and where it agrees with America and Israel’s accusations against Syria. Iranian news …

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• 24 October

  Statement of Damascus Condemns the US Threats and Mehlis Report

  Hundreds of Thousands of Damascene took to the streets in a demonstration to protest the international report on the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri and support of Syria ‘s stances. The participants raised President Bashar al-Assad’s photos and banners that voice the firm national unity in facing …

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• 24 October

  Siria, incoltita de “Raportul Mehlis”

  Arta tergiversarii Indulcirea tonului autoritatilor siriene survine intr-un moment extrem de delicat. Concluziile raportului urmeaza a fi discutate maine in Consiliul de Securitate al ONU, care va dezbate si ce masuri punitive se impun. Statele Unite au sustinut aplicarea unor sanctiuni economice, insa, dupa cat se pare, Consiliul s-ar putea …

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• 24 October

  In curand, baze militare americane in Dobrogea

  Prezenta unor baze militare americane pe teritoriul Romaniei este aproape certa. Presedintele Traian Basescu a discutat despre acest subiect duminica, la Palatul Cotroceni, cu consilierul pentru securitate nationala al presedintelui SUA, Stephen Hadley (foto). Bazele militare americane ar putea fi instalate, in curand, la Babadag, Constanta sau chiar la Fetesti, …

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• 21 October

  Invaders brutally torture civilians of Nalchik

  After Thursday’s attack by Mujahideen on police and security facilities in city of Nalchik, Russian invaders who have rushed into it began rage in there. They rounded up more than three dozen people – most of them Muslim men, who were proclaimed as “arrested militants”.

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• 21 October

  Declaraţia Ministerului de Externe al R.l. Iran cu privire la Rezoluţia AIEA adoptata de un grup de un grup de state membre

  In numele lui Dumnezeu, cel atotputernic In data de 24 septembrie 2005, Consiliul Guvernatorilor AgenÅ£iei Internationale pentru Energie Atomica a supus votului RezoluÅ£ia cu nr. 70/2005/GOV, ale cărei prevederi au creat divergente considerabile membrii AgenÅ£iei, ceea ce indica lipsa unui consens internaÅ£ional in acest sens, fiind totodată considerate o ilustrare …

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• 21 October

  Address by H.E. Dr. Mahmood Ahmadinejad President of the Islamic Republic of Iran

  At the Sixtieth Session of the United Nations General assembly In the Name of the God of Mercy, Compassion, Peace, Freedom and Justice Mr. President, Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, Today we have gathered here to exchange views about the world, its future and our common responsibilities towards it. It is …

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• 19 October

  Russia helped Iran obtain missile technology: report

  Former members of the Russian military have been secretly helping Iran obtain the technology needed to make missiles capable of hitting European capitals, a British newspaper claimed yesterday. Citing anonymous “Western intelligence officials,” the Sunday Telegraph said the Russians were go-betweens as part of a multi-million-pound deal they negotiated between …

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