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Embargo: Iran’s Reaction

Tuesday, 21 February 2012 10:19 Written by Kashfia Rehnuma

Embargo and Iran’s Reaction

While an EU oil embargo which is set to begin on 1 July, Iran said that they had halted oil sales to British and French companies on Sunday. The decision came in advance. It can be say revenge in a form of shadow. While EU was trying to give some time to the oil companies which were working in Iran by giving theme some time this decision have change the game board. Ahmad Qalehbani, the head of Iran's national oil company, said that the ban might be extended to other EU

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Swedish man survived

Tuesday, 21 February 2012 07:06 Written by Tamira Azam

Swedish man survived in snowed-in car for two months:

A Swedish man is very fortunate to be alive and for his doctors, he’s nothing short of a miracle. The 44 year old man has spent the last two months in his car, which was buried in the snow. A pair of snowmobilers found what they thought was a wrecked vehicle. After they dug down through a foot of snow, they were surprised to find a man asleep in a sleeping bag. The man, who is thought to be Peter Skyllberg, only had snow to eat to stay hydrated. He stayed warm in weather that

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Iranian Warships

Monday, 20 February 2012 08:46 Written by S. M. Nazmus Sakib Chowdhury

Iranian Warships Enter the Mediterranean Sea

For only the second time since 1979, Iran has sent two warships through the Suez Canal. The Mehr news agency, which is the country’s somewhat official media, reported that the two warships are now in the Mediterranean Sea. The first time that Iran’s warships entered the Mediterranean Sea was in February of last year. It was only days after the new government in Egypt announced that they would allow such movements by Iran. That move by Egypt’s military placed the country in a

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Police killed 29

Sunday, 19 February 2012 06:51 Written by S. M. Nazmus Sakib Chowdhury

Suicide bomber, police kill 29 Shias in Kurram, Pakistan

At least 26 people were killed when a suicide bomber blew himself up in the Kurram tribal region in Pakistan on Friday. The man was standing outside of a mosque when he detonated his vest full of explosives. The mosque was located in Parachinar, which is the region’s main town. The bomber waited until after prayers on Friday and chose the mosque because it was in a busy marketplace. This is the latest in a long list of attacks by Sunnis against Shiites. Kurram has a significant Shiite

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German President Resigns

Saturday, 18 February 2012 05:43 Written by kashfia Rehnuma

German President Resigns

Christian Wulff has resigned Friday on his home loan case. A prosecutor called for his immunity to be lifted. This is certain a bad news for Chancellor Angela Merkel because she fought for Mr. Wulff to become the President. And he was a trusted ally of her. German media had marked the crisis first time ever in Germany after the war. The home load scandal started in December. The Bild newspaper published that Mr. Wulff received a low interest 500,000 euro loan (£417,000; $649,000)

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Honduras Jail Fire

Thursday, 16 February 2012 07:27 Written by kashfia Rehnuma

Honduras Jail Fire

Though the people were prisoners but what happened in Honduras were really shocking and dreadful. At least 350 people died during a fire in the Comayagua jail. The flames started on late Tuesday night and spread in the prison. It was remarked as one of the worst prison fires ever in Latin America. The fire took more than one hour to take control and local media reported that the chief of Comayagua fire department also died in the incident.

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Syria Unrest: Dead 7000

Thursday, 09 February 2012 18:18 Written by Kashfia Rehnuma

Syria Unrest: Death Toll Rises to 7000

The failure to agree a UN resolution on Syria proposed by Arab and European countries had encouraged Damascus to start a war inside the country. Mr. Ban Ki-moon described the situation as stepping up its war on its own people. Everyone can see it clearly by the recent shelling by the Syrian army in the city of Homs. Though the government aimed to crush the rebel forces but the victims are mostly general innocent people. 95 people have been killed only in Thursday’s bomb shelling.

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Maldives President Resigns

Tuesday, 07 February 2012 12:25 Written by Kashfia Rehnuma

Maldives President Resigns

After initiating multi-party democracy in the Indian Ocean archipelago President Mohamed Nasheed resigned with the accusation of adopting the autocratic methods of his predecessor President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom who was in charge of the chain of nearly 1,200 islands in the Indian Ocean for 30 years. President Nasheed was a former political prisoner and activist who highlighted the threat of global warming in the low-lying islands. He became the president of Maldives with an historic

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Black Day for Football

Friday, 03 February 2012 08:47 Written by Kashfia Rehnuma

Black Day for Football

What is much more depressing than a game of entertainment became the game of death and bring grief in a country? Of course nobody wanted it but the recent picture the football match in Egypt shows us that what football excitement can do. But it will not be fare to the football if we only blame it alone because as the information is showing that some political issue was also present in this incident. The incident started in Port Said where the football match had taken place between

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