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5 Militants Kill 2 Police Bhutto Indicted

2012-01-11T02:22:00.000-08:00

Pakistan court indicted five militants Saturday in the right line and two police officers in cases of high levels of crime, killing of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto.

Bhutto, the first woman prime minister in the Muslim world, was killed by gunfire and suicide bombings. His tragic death became one of the most shocking events in the history of Pakistan who was never separated from the upheaval.

As reported by Reuters on Sunday, November 6, 2011, seven defendants were tried in a closed trial that lasted in the city of Rawalpindi, for security reasons.

"They were charged with conspiracy and incitement in the incidence of murder," prosecutor Chaudhry Zulfiqar Ali told Reuters.

As is known, the charismatic Bhutto was killed on December 27, 2007, when he campaigned in the city of Rawalpindi. Seconds before he died, he waved his hands on the top roof of his car window - a week after she returned to Pakistan exile.

Pervez Musharraf's government has accused the Taliban leader, Baitullah Mehsud, as the mastermind behind the murder. Mehsud was killed when a U.S. missile exploded near the border with Afghanistan, 2009.

Five Taliban militants charged with conspiracy, for the acts they carry suicide bomber from a village to Rawalpindi. So says another prosecutor, Mohammad Azhar.

Meanwhile, police officials, including Saud Aziz, who was the Rawalpindi police chief indicted for their decision "to change the security plan for Benazir Bhutto,"

Musharraf, who now lives in exile in Dubai and London, also faces allegations - failed to provide adequate security protection for Bhutto. Antiterrorist court in February 2011 and issued arrest warrants for him. The former ruler was now declared a fugitive. According to prosecutor Ali, the court for Musharraf will be done later. Musharraf has denied allegations of involvement, as well as other agencies in government

A report from the UN commission last year called, should not rule out a credible investigation into the alleged involvement of military and security forces in the killing of Bhutto.

The UN commission also criticized the Pakistani government, saying they "strongly inhibit the investigation".

After his death, supported by public sympathy, Bhutto's party won elections in 2008 who then forced Musharraf resign. Bhutto's husband, Asif Ali Zardari as president.

Coca-Cola Accused of Supporting King dictator in Africa

2012-01-04T02:26:00.000-08:00

Soft drinks company Coca-Cola has been accused of supporting the dictatorial regime of King Mswati III of Swaziland, Africa. Swaziland Democracy Campaign, an organization that intends to overthrow the last absolute monarchy in Africa, has asked soft drink giant multi-billion dollars from the U.S. to immediately withdraw from the country. Coca-Cola has a manufacturing plant in Swaziland. The factory was called the largest Coca-Cola facilities in Africa.

Mswati, who led one of the poorest countries in the world while his personal fortune reached 100 million U.S. dollars (USD 911 billion), has even visited the Coca-Cola headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia.

"Coca-Cola should know that they're doing business with the wrong person," said a spokesman for Swaziland Democracy Campaign, Mary Pais Da Silva, as quoted by British daily, The Guardian, Monday (01/02/2012). "In the end it was not nothing for the economy. The advantage they did not help the Swazi citizens, while the king become richer by the day. It should not anyone want to do business with the regime in Swaziland."

Coca-Cola to contribute up to 40 percent in gross domestic product Swaziland, say activists. While Coca-Cola said, Mswati not receive benefits from the existence of their factories in the country.

Lucky Lukhele, spokesman for the Swaziland Solidarity Network, comparing cooperation with the regime of Mswati as supporting the apartheid regime in South Africa. Lukhele said, "Coca-Cola must find a way to split the profits to the people of Swaziland. They have to start supporting pro-democracy movement." He compares the moral imperative it by boycotting South Africa during the years the practice of racial apartheid regime in South Africa first. "Many people support the people of South Africa. There is no neutral position. You support or oppose. King was looting and destroying the economy. So they (Coca-Cola) to support the people or they go into the dustbin of history along with the king."

Coca-Cola set up its base in Swaziland in 1987 after leaving South Africa's apartheid regime. Lukhele added, "The situation got craze in Swaziland. People desperate. They are dying of HIV / AIDS and tuberculosis caused by the behavior of the king. There is enough evidence for an international criminal court to enter ..."

A spokesman for Coca-Cola, Sherree Shereni on Monday night said the company was implementing 'the highest ethical standards'. Shereni, as quoted in the Daily Mail said, "King Mswati III did not receive profits or dividends from Conco Swaziland, the manufacturer of Coca-Cola concentrate. Through the Coca-Cola Africa Foundation, founded in Swaziland in 2001, the population of Swaziland received benefits from the contribution of Coca- Cola in the form of their social welfare in the areas of water, education, health, and entrepreneurship. "

Luxury lifestyle Mswati has 13 wives who had been in the spotlight of the activists who demanded democracy in Swaziland in recent months. Mswati, who had studied at Sherborne School in Dorset, England, has repeatedly refused to consider reform. Opposition political parties were banned in the country and the activists are routinely arrested or tortured.

Despite the criticism of his government, Mswati enjoyed the support of neighboring South Africa, which recently Swaziland shore up the economy with loans worth 336 million dollars (USD $ 3 trillion).

Swaziland is a former British protectorate that gained independence in 1968. Most of the population lives in poverty. The country's population has also been wracked by disease and AIDS is one of the countries with high rates of HIV infection / AIDS in the world. Some studies estimate, up to 40 percent of its population suffering from the disease.

Today Steve Jobs decides to California

2011-12-25T22:13:00.000-08:00

The state of California, United States, officially set the date for October 16 as the Day of Steve Jobs. This was done as a tribute to the founder of Apple who was born in the state.

California Governor Jerry Brown called the man who died last October 5 from pancreatic cancer as the embodiment of dreams Californians. "His discovery changed the industry, and products that he developed has changed the way the world communicates," Brown said in a statement quoted by the daily Le Monde, Sunday, October 16, 2011.

Brown stressed that the most important of Steve Jobs is a big vision. "His vision has helped the spread of technology previously only owned a large enterprise or a region so it can be widely consumed," he added.

In the eyes of the state's population is nicknamed The Golden State, Steve Jobs is a unique thinker who is the pride of California. Therefore, it is natural to set a special day to appreciate Jobs and all his inventions.

"Jobs symbolizes the spirit of the U.S. who always wanted to be everyone's attention, especially those that want to feel how it feels to be part of the future," Brown said.

Steve Jobs commemorate other events are also held in Silicon Valley, which still includes parts of California. Jobs's wife recalls her late husband held at Stanford University on Sunday, while the ranks of Apple executives and employees will hold a memorial service on Wednesday, September 19.

F-35 Australia Wait till Next Year

2011-12-19T22:52:00.000-08:00

Australia finally did not want to wait any longer to get certainty about the program's Joint Strike Fighters (JSF) to develop a future fighter aircraft, the F-35 Lightning II. If the fate of the program until next year, which delayed for years, it is not clear, then Australia would choose to buy other aircraft.

This was stated by Australian Defence Minister Stephen Smith in the session of parliament in Canberra, Wednesday (17/08/2011). According to Smith, the Australian Government will not allow the F-35 delivery schedule that continues to disrupt the ability of delayed Australian Air Force (Australia AU).

"I do not propose to wait until the last minute. I propose to recommend to the government so that we take a decision on next year," said Smith in the presence of the representatives of the people of Australia.

Although until now the government has not set a replacement for the F-35 aircraft, Smith said that the closest alternative is to increase the fleet of fighter / bomber F/A-18E/F Super Hornet.

Currently Australia has operated 20 Super Hornet aircraft, from a total of 24 aircraft ordered from Boeing in 2007. Australia last four aircraft scheduled orders shipped by the end of this year.

Super Hornet is the development of its predecessor, the F/A-18 Hornet. According to The Military Balance 2010, Australia AU currently operates 55 aircraft F/A-18A (single seat) and 16 F/A-18B (tandem seater). However, the planes that have started to ripen this will be retired in 2020.

To replace its fleet of combat aircraft, Australia joined the JSF program with the countries closest U.S. allies, such as Canada, Britain, Italy, Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Turkey. Although still the largest donations came from the U.S., these countries contributed to the development fund aircraft, which is done by Lockheed Martin Corp., in collaboration with Northrop Grumman and BAE Systems.

The program was ambitious to make about 2,400 F-35 aircraft, fifth generation fighter aircraft are capable of stealth (invisible, undetectable radar). Australia's F-35 order as many as 14 units and expects the first two aircraft will be delivered in fiscal year 2014/2015.

However, the continued delivery of the aircraft delayed due to various problems and development funds that continue to swell. Of the estimated initial funding of 233 billion U.S. dollars, now that the program costs have soared to 385 billion U.S. dollars.

Aircraft production costs could be greater if the United States, who are doing big cuts to the budgets of government spending, including defense spending, cut the number of orders.

Australia plans to order the F-35 of 100 units valued at 16 billion U.S. dollars. However, with delays and uncertainty of the JSF program, Smith said that next year the Australian Government will decide if they so ordering additional F-35 or not.

If it is operated, then the F-35 fighter aircraft will be operated by a third-tech stealth USAF, after the F-117 Nighthawk and F-22 Raptor. Although at first sight looks like, F-35 Raptor is smaller than, and have the combat capability under the F-22.

This lady Hide Cocaine in Hair Dreadlocks

2011-12-19T16:21:00.000-08:00

Thai authorities had foiled an attempt of smuggling cocaine at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi international airport. Mode of smuggling is very unique because of cocaine-cocaine was concealed inside a string of players dreads, that a woman from South Africa.

Women named Nolubabalo Nobanda was searched after he fell from Qatar Airways plane that flew from Sao Paulo, Brazil, via Doha, on Tuesday (13/12/2011) then.

Told the Bangkok Post newspaper, police suspect the woman after seeing the white powder in his hair. During the search, police found 1.5 kilograms of cocaine worth about 4.5 million baht.

How to hide stuff Nolubabalo selundupannya with quite unusual. Of cocaine packed in a cylindrical shape that is hidden in every strand of hair. Nolubabalo had to give up his hair cut. The police then showed haircut and cocaine are covered cylinder.

Nolubabalo confessed, he promised to pay 60,000 baht to transport illicit goods to a buyer at a hotel in Bangkok.

South Africa's Times newspaper reported, women 23 years and was often called upon Babsie from Grahamstown, Eastern Cape province, South Africa.

Thailand is one country which apply severe penalties for drug-related crime, the maximum penalty is death.

Meanwhile, the SABC noted, Nolubabalo is a South African citizen who was arrested in Thailand for drug smuggling during the year 2011. According to the organization's Locked Up Abroad, the number of drug couriers from South Africa who is now languishing in jails abroad "continues to increase rapidly every month".

On Monday (12/12/2011), China executes the South Africans named Janice Bronwyn Linden for drug smuggling. Request for remission filed President Jacob Zuma at the last minute of execution was not denied the Government of China.

Governor Philippines Escaped from blast Death

2011-12-14T23:39:00.000-08:00

A bomb explodes in Maguindanao, Philippines today. The bomb exploded near an event attended by Governor Esmael Mangudadatu.

In an interview with ANC, Mangudadatu said they heard a loud explosion. Source of the explosion was reportedly originated from a location near the gymnasium where the event took place.

Further Mangudadatu received word that one person reportedly died as a result of this explosion. It is unclear whether the explosion also caused residents were injured.

"This is not a new incident, this incident has been going in recent months", added Mangudadatu as quoted by ABS-CBN News, Thursday (15/12/2011).

There was no immediate claim of responsibility in this incident.

While the police are still investigating the case. Threats to the Governor Mangudadatu not the first time that happened.

Earlier in the year 2009 ago, Mangudadatu received a similar threat when a bomb exploded near a convoy of bodyguards motor. Luckily he was still alive and continues to lead the Maguindanao area until now.

Members of the United Kingdom Around the World in 2012

2011-12-14T22:05:00.000-08:00

British Royal Family will travel around the world, including to Singapore, in 2012, to celebrate 60 years of Queen Elizabeth II became the leader of the British Empire.

Buckingham Palace in its announcement on Wednesday (12/14/2011) mentions, Prince William and his wife, Catherine, will travel to the Asia Pacific region, while Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, will visit a number of countries, including Australia and Canada.

Queen Elizabeth II (85) and her husband, Prince Philip (90), will remain in the UK, but will travel to England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

"Members of the royal family will travel around the world representing the Queen that commemorates 60 years of leading the British Empire, visiting the Commonwealth countries, Crown Dependencies and British Overseas Territories," said a spokesman for Buckingham Palace said in a statement.

Travel around the world coupled with events in England, commemorating 60 years of Queen Elizabeth II led the United Kingdom, including large-scale contests on the River Thames which involved more than 1,000 boats and lights throughout the UK.

In this schedule, Prince William, grandson of Queen Elizabeth II and heir to the British throne, will travel with his wife, Princess Catherine, to Malaysia, Singapore, Solomon Islands, and Tuvalu.

Tuvalu Islands in the Pacific are not visited the kingdom in the last decade. When the Queen and her husband traveled in 1982, they were just a boat ride to the capital Funafuti.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry, Prince William's brother, will make his first trip abroad representing the Queen, to Belize, Jamaica and the Bahamas.

Princes William and Harry's father, Prince Charles, will travel with his wife, Camilla, to Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and Papua New Guinea. Charles will also visit the Channel Islands off the coast of France.

Falkland Islands in the southern Atlantic Ocean, which became the subject of war between Britain and Argentina in 1982 ago, will receive a visit from the Queen's cousin, namely Edward, Duke of Kent.

Queen Elizabeth II's second son, Prince Andrew, will visit India, while girls Queen, namely Princess Anna, will visit Mozambique and Zambia. Queen's youngest son, Prince Edward, and his wife, Sophie, will visit the Caribbean region.

There are 15 countries where the Queen of England remains the head of state. Meanwhile, the Commonwealth countries (Commonwealth) accounted for 54 countries formerly a British colony, the Crown Dependencies, including the Channel Islands, while the Falkland Islands and Bermuda are examples of the British Overseas Territories.

Queen Elizabeth II is the second longest reign in British history, after his ancestor, Queen Victoria, who ruled for 63 years. Elizabeth II became queen after her father, King George VI, died on February 6, 1952.

This trip aims to continue the popularity of the British Queen as the royal post-issue that plagued the British Empire following the death of Princess Diana in 1997.

Buckingham Palace also announced that Britain extend the holiday weekend 2-5 June to celebrate 60 years of leadership of Queen Elizabeth II, while the countries Canada, Australia and New Zealand, performing in their own way.

Iran Suppose Sentinel Hers

2011-12-13T20:21:00.000-08:00

The Iranians will not meet the demand for U.S. President Barack Obama to return the aircraft RQ-170 Sentinel. Create an Iranian unmanned aircraft owned by a successful U.S. dropped on the eastern part of the country it was his. "The media reported that President Obama has asked that we return the Sentinel. It shows President Obama forgot that the U.S. has hurt Iran's airspace by sending spy planes," the spokesman said Iranian Foreign Minister Ramin Mehmanparast.

Meanwhile, as news Fars news agency on Tuesday (13/12/2011), Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi said, "Iran will decide about what to do with the aircraft."
The U.S. refused if the Sentinel used as instruments of spying on Iran. According to the U.S., the aircraft was used to monitor Afghanistan. "The plane crashed due to engine failure," according to the U.S. vote.

Miliuner Russia Ready So Counter Putin

2011-12-12T20:13:00.000-08:00

Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov will be the rival of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin in the Russian Presidential elections held in March 2012.

"I made the most serious decision of my life. I will be the candidate of President of Russia," Prokhorov said, as quoted by Xinhua on Tuesday (12/13/2011).

The 46-year-old businessman said he would collect signatures from the citizens and register themselves as candidates, the President of Russia. He also assured of getting the support of Russian citizens for 10 to 15 years.

Under the Russian constitution, a Russian presidential candidate must get a minimum support of 2 million residents in the form of signatures. The man dubbed as the richest man "third" in Russia is also an influential figure of the Russian right wing.

Prokhorov reportedly has a substantial investment in the gold sector. He even became a shareholder of a sports club basketball in the United States (U.S.).

So far, Putin is the leader of the Party of Russian Unity must also contend with Sergei Mironov which is a moderate left leaders of the party Just Russia and Gennady Zyuganov of the Communist faction. Prokhorov's presence seems to be enough to enliven the Russian Presidential elections held next year.

Members of Al Qaeda Escape from Prison Yemen

2011-12-12T18:09:00.000-08:00

Authorities said some members of Al Qaeda Al-Qaeda militants escaped from prison in the city of Aden. Escape of members of Al Qaeda is certainly making new threats of security in Yemen.

According to prison officials, the detainees managed to escape this morning. They are known to escape through a tunnel dug by the prisoners. So reported the Associated Press on Monday (12/12/2011).

Ascertained, approximately 15 members of Al Qaeda militants escaped, including some who were convicted of murder and bank robbery.

Although the local media have issued a number of prisoners who managed to escape, the government itself seems still reluctant to mention the exact number of prisoners who escaped.

Yemen today is continue in.. difficulties in their security. Apart from having to face the onslaught of the Al Qaeda, politics in Yemen itself is still heating up after the occurrence of anti-government protests.

While reports on the escape of these prisoners could not be ascertained the help of prison guards or indeed act of Al Qaeda itself. The government was still investigating the case.

Earlier, in June, nearly 60 members of Al Qaeda also managed to escape from a penajara in Mukalla. They also managed to escape by digging tunnels.

Turkish President Reject photographed with Israel Defence

2011-12-11T23:02:00.000-08:00

In the World Policy Conference in Vienna, Austria, Turkish President Abdullah Gul looks away from the Secretary of Defense (Defense Minister) Ehud Barak of Israel. He even refused to pose with.

President Gul and Barak appeared as main guest at the conference held in Vienna. Both parties also appear to have this back tension seiiring with the event of an attack on the Turkish ship volunteers committed by Israel.

According to Turkish media, President Gul looked away as Israel's defense minister appeared in the same place. Gul even refused to attend the photo shoot together in the conference. Similarly, as reported by the Associated Press on Monday (12/12/2011).

Barak also looked out of the room when President Gul addressed the audience at the World Policy Conference. Gul also appeared to boycott the welcome gala dinner hosted by Austrian President Heinz Fischer to avoid contact with Barak.

In September, Turkey looked threw a lot of criticism on Israel-related incidents of assault boats and also the attitude of Turkish volunteers Israel against Palestinians. Turkey even waged war against Israel.

Turkey has also been submitted to the Interpol red notice for the hunt down the attackers Mavi Marmara. For Turkey, Israel must submit an apology and pay compensation to the victims of assault ships when Israel and Turkey's bilateral relations to improve.

Two people killed in Gaza City

2011-12-08T23:42:00.000-08:00

An Israeli air strike in Gaza City killed two Palestinians. In addition, as the AFP news on Thursday (08.12.2011), two people were also injured.

Israel used unmanned aircraft in the incident were attacked a car. Until now there has been no comment from the Israeli side against the deadly attack.

"The bodies of Palestinians were taken to Shifa Hospital," said the eyewitness.

The Israeli side made two attacks a day earlier. Israel accuses Palestinian militants there are network plans to attack Israeli rocket. The attack itself killed one person and injuring two others. The incident occurred on the east Zeitun neighborhood.

President of Pakistan Taxable Heart Attack

2011-12-08T00:21:00.000-08:00

Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari had "mild heart attack" and underwent surgery in Dubai. Conditions are reported to be good and will return to his homeland on Thursday (8/12/2011), said one minister, on Wednesday (06/12/2011).

Human rights affairs minister Mustafa Khokhar said that Zardari is not considering resignation as reported by the media so far.

"He suffered a mild heart attack on Tuesday (12/06/2011). He went to Dubai to undergo angioplasty. Currently in good health and will go home tomorrow. There is no talk about resignation," said Khokhar, Wednesday (7 / 12 / 2011).

Khokhar says it's different with the statement presidential spokesman Farhatullah Babar. According to Babar, Zardari was in the hospital to undergo medical tests.

State media reported that Zardari accompanied by a number of doctors and his personal staff. It added that what is routine tests, related to "previously diagnosed cardiovascular conditions".

Zardari has a number of pressures in the scandal about the memo that resulted in the resignation of Pakistan's ambassador to the United States. On Sunday (4/12/2011), Zardari announced that he would attend the session of parliament.

Hezbollah Strengthen Weapons

2011-12-06T22:58:00.000-08:00

The pledge is spoken by Lebanese Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasralah on Tuesday (06/12/2011). According to him, rather than in 2008 ago, it will strengthen the arms.

Nasralah speech was part of his speech during the celebration of Day of Ashura Shia in the south Beirut area. Hezbollah in Lebanon is getting support from Iran.

As the AP and AFP, Hezbollah is also allied with the government of Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad. However, pressure by the pressure on the Syrian regime, while according to observers, also raises concerns for Hezbollah. "We will never let go of the weapon to those who believe a change in the Arab world," he said.

Hezbollah Washington blacklisted as a terrorist. In 2006, the group fought against Israel in Lebanon. As a result, the country was in ruins.

Australia Expands Sanctions for Iran

2011-12-05T22:58:00.000-08:00

Australia expand sanctions against Iran to restrict business with the state's oil and financial sectors as a heightened concern over Tehran's alleged nuclear weapons program, Tuesday (06/12/2011).

Britain, Canada and the United States also set a number of sanctions last month following a report of the UN agency over Iran that the country's nuclear weapons research shows.

The European Union followed by expanding the blacklist against companies and individuals of Iran, although Iran has rejected the UN report as baseless.

Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd said the new measures Australia is targeted at companies and individuals involved in ballistic missile and nuclear programs of Iran, and underscores the growing concern in Canberra.

"The measures will also further restrict business with Iran's oil and financial sectors," he said, without giving details.

"Iran must take the steps required by the UN Security Council and International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and engage constructively with the international community over its nuclear program."

Clinton Will Meet in Switzerland Syrian defector

2011-12-05T18:23:00.000-08:00

Secretary of Foreign Affairs of the United States (U.S. Secretary of State) Hillary Clinton will hold talks with Syrian defectors in Geneva, Switzerland.

Clinton is rumored to be met with opposition from seven Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Geneva. The meeting demonstrated U.S. support for the movement that would overthrow the dynasty of President Assad of Syria has been mastered in a few decades. Similarly, as reported by AFP on Tuesday (12/06/2011).

Clinton had previously been met with Syrian opposition parties on 2 August. The U.S. had come to urge President Assad to withdraw from office. Syria recently also appears increasingly isolated because of its partners come into the country to impose sanctions.

The violence that occurred in Syria reportedly been casualties as much as 4,000 people. Syrian government seems to ignore the sanctions already imposed by the West and its partners. Syria itself beset by defections from the military camp.

Besides the U.S., France appears as a supporter of the Syrian opposition. France decided to protect the Syrian opposition leaders and all citizens of Syria who lives in exile. France also recognizes Syrian opposition as a legitimate representation for the citizens of Syria.

France is also one of the Western countries that are often supportive of humanitarian intervention in Syria.

Facing Death with a Smile

2011-12-04T23:23:00.000-08:00

A young woman sitting cross-legged on the floor. She laughed playfully when eating a lychee. Another woman playing cards. He was wearing a loose pink pajamas.

The photos could show a group of young women everywhere when they are diving daily life in prison. What was unusual was, just a few hours, and in some cases within minutes, after the pictures were taken, the four women in the photographs were taken to a page and executed.

The photos never published it has appeared for the first time in nearly a decade, and provides a glimpse of a rare picture of the last moments of the convict women in China who face the death penalty. The famous communist state officials to keep secret executions.

But in a policy that has never happened before, a civilian photographer unnamed allowed into the No. 1 Detention Centre for women in the industrial city of Wuhan, in central China. He took a series of photographs on June 24, 2003.

So sensitive photographs jepretannya result, the Chinese government had banned the photos published. The government was afraid the photos will evoke sympathy for the women prisoners. Until last week the photos remained publicly unknown. However, Phoenix TV, a broadcasting institution in Hong Kong, and then publish the photos for the first time. So reported the Daily Mail, Sunday (04/12/2011).

Photographers with no name was given access to a convict named Ma Qingxiu, Li Juhua, Dai Donggui and He Xiuling from 09:00 until 07:21 the next morning. Four women were convicted of involvement in drug trafficking and sentenced to death.

Donggui shown carefully folded prison uniforms are colored red on the floor. She smiled as she showed red top to the photographer. Clothing that is what she would wear when he will be executed. Other photos show she was curled up in bed, with hands and feet shackled, holding a bowl of green pea soup. On the corner of his room there is a small bowl of red is used for washing. In the room there is also a McDonald's package. A few moments later, a guard came and gave him before he lychee fruit in the morning the next day transfer to the field execution. As he prepares to carry, Donggui wearing red nail polish with the help of prison guards.

In another scene, Juhua sitting in his cell. A friend of his, fellow inmates, noting the desire and the last statement. Just a few yards away, Xiuling and Qingxiu laughing as they played cards with other inmates.

The photographer was given, Xiuling 'happy and excited "at night. Prisoners portly 25-year-old, who caught for bringing 7000 grams of illegal drugs, is a prisoner of the most agile. One photo shows he gently tilted her head to the feet another woman when she smiled. He's worried look 'too fat' in his pajamas. One prisoner then gives a black top to wear. Fig other shows him wearing a pair of new shoes for the day of his execution it.

At 06.00, Qingxiu (49 years), gave his old clothes to the other inmates who will need it. He moved into a temporary cell and join Xiuling, who wiped her tears.

Some recent photos show the inmates walked into the place of execution. Some of their feet were handcuffed when they joined with 16 other prisoners in a row toward death.

Xiuling led a guard, but he can not stop crying when his life would soon end. The women were escorted by guards and a few minutes later they were shot in the back of his head.

Russia Still Sell Weapons to Syria

2011-12-02T18:25:00.000-08:00

Russia sees no reason to stop the export of weapons to Syria, said First Deputy Prime Minister Sergei Ivanov on Thursday (1/12/2011).

"Russia will do anything not prohibited by the norms, rules or agreements," said Ivanov. He added that European sanctions against Syria will not restrict the supply of Russian weapons to Syria.

According to media reports, the European Union (EU) is considering a broad sanctions against Syria. Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Tuesday (11/29/2011), that Russia rejects any arms embargo imposed on Syria and Moscow will try to avoid a repeat scenario of Libya in the country.

Lavrov stressed that the lessons to be learned from the situation in Libya is an embargo on arms supplies "only applies to the Libyan army alone." Moscow will try to avoid a repeat scenario of Libya in the country, said Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.

After meeting with ambassadors of Arab countries to Russia, Lavrov said at a press conference, that a lot of lessons to be learned from the situation in Libya, where the embargo on the supply of arms "only applies to the Libyan army."

"These groups, including those formed by citizens who penetrated into Syria from other countries, has been actively supplying weapons," he said.

"That's why the proposal to introduce a ban on any supply of arms to Syria is quite fair." Lavrov said Moscow also rejected the ultimatum on Syria, adding that the ultimatum will not help solve the problem.

"The problem of Syria takes a similar approach, but the ultimatum, which try to be used by several countries, including members of the Arab League, can not resolve this issue," Lavrov said.

"We hope our friends in the Arab League ... will show maximum responsibility for what happens in the region ... and they will follow the same rules of the Arab League to do, while making the relevant decisions," he added.

After meeting with his guests, colleagues from the Icelandic Ossur Skarphedinsson, Lavrov also warned that the opposition seeks to provoke armed conflict in Syria.

"The unrest is not so much related to authority, but with armed groups, which provoked the riot," said Lavrov.

In November, Lavrov warned that external forces deteriorating situation in Syria to seek to justify their intervention in internal political affairs of the state of repressed demonstrators.

Britain urges EU to Strengthen Iran Sanctions

2011-12-01T17:35:00.000-08:00

Britain urges member states of the European Union to strengthen its economic sanctions against Iran, after the State had carried out attacks to the Persian Embassy (Embassy) England.

British Foreign Secretary William Hague who is being held meetings with partners from the EU said, so far the EU has shown solidarity by the French, German, and Dutch Ambassador repatriate magnitude in Tehran, Iran.

"At this meeting, I will give suggestions to strengthen the economic sanctions of Iran. These sanctions aimed at increasing Iran's isolation from the economic sector," said Hague, told AFP on Thursday (1/12/2011).

The case of Iran is of interest in meeting the EU's ongoing at this time, because of incidents of assault on the British Embassy in Iran.

England also had to take stern measures against Iran by all Iranian diplomats ordered to leave London within 48 hours. This action was strongly criticized by Iranian officials and even members of the Iranian Parliament.

According to Iran, the British attitude is very hasty and Britain also have to change the paradigm.

Until now, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has not hinted Iranian Embassy assault-related problems. However, Iran's Foreign Ministry said the attack was an unexpected event. Iran also have arrested the alleged perpetrators of the attack.

Aviation in Uruguay Disturbed Volcanic Ash

2011-11-23T23:52:00.000-08:00

Aviation in Uruguay interrupted for two consecutive days to Wednesday (23/11/2011) local time on Thursday (11/24/2011) pm due to the danger posed volcanic ash eruption of Puyehue in Chile.

Carrasco International Airport officials in the capital city of Uruguay, Montevideo, said the plane experienced some delays and even cancellations due to this volcanic ash.

"There is one flight (airline) TACA are canceled Wednesday morning. Then American Airlines suspend flights from Miami (U.S.) and finally cancel it. One more flight of Rosario (Argentina) was canceled, while the airline Iberia flights from Madrid (Spain) arrived after a delay three hours, "said the official.

Mt Puyehue erupted last June 4 and to this day continue to issue volcanic ash that disrupt flights in the southern hemisphere, ranging from the tip region of South America to Australia.

National Geological and Mining Service of Chile estimates of Puyehue volcanic ash will continue to interfere with the flight until several months into the future. Volcanic ash can damage jet engines of the aircraft.

President Yemen Official End his power

2011-11-23T18:24:00.000-08:00

President. Yemen Ali Abdullah Saleh has been in power for 33 tahunz official from office after signing the agreement the transfer of power in Saudi Arabia.

President Saleh is the fourth president of the Arab countries who resigned as a result of massive demonstrations. Saleh, who was wearing a black suit and striped tie, appeared seated next to King Abdullah and signed an agreement that facilitated the transfer of power by the United States (U.S.) and Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC).

Through the agreement, President Saleh to hand over power to his deputy Abd Rabbo Mansour Hadi for 30 days. After that, elections will be held in Yemen.

"Disagreements society that has lasted 10 months gives a considerable impact in the development, politics, and culture. It is also a threat to national unity and destruction," said President Saleh, quoted by the Associated Press, Thursday (24/11/2011 ).

Anti-government demonstrations that took place in Yemen also claimed many lives. During that time, Yemen suffered a massive crisis. President Saleh also had become victims of bomb attacks and he had to be treated in Saudi Arabia in a long time.

Al-Qaeda militants had used the crisis in Yemen to launch attacks in the provinces.

post-downs Saleh, Yemen must choose someone who is able to face serious challenges namely, the economic crisis and the threat of Al Qaeda militants.

Canada. Maintain Forces in the Near Middle East

2011-11-22T00:18:00.000-08:00

Canada decided its military power remains idle in the Mediterranean region near the Middle East region despite military operations in Libya has been completed. Until 2012, Canada will still operate a warship in the region.

This was stated by the Canadian Defence Minister Peter MacKay in Canada on Sunday (20/11/2011) pm local time Monday. According to MacKay, frigate HMCS Vancouver, who participated in military operations in Libya, will be maintained in the Mediterranean until early 2012, before its role was replaced ship HMCS Charlottetown.

According to MacKay, officially the ships are on duty "to seek, track, report, and up the ships suspected of involvement in international terrorism" with the state of war ships of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) else.

However, MacKay did not dismiss the possibility that alerted warships in the region, "Giving us the ability to respond if there are certain things happen in Syria or other hot spots."

With Syria continues to violate the agreement with the Arab League to stop the violence against the demonstrators in the country, MacKay speculated that "further action will be needed", adding that Canada had discussed the crisis in Syria with its allies.

Frigate HMCS Vancouver is a length of 134 meters and 225 sailors manned. The aircraft was equipped with a system of anti-submarine defense, weapons to fight with other surface ships, and a Sea King helicopter.

During the NATO operations in Libya, involved patrol ship off the coast of Misrata, Tripoli, Tobruk, and Sirte.

Services Design Christmas in Garage

2011-11-21T18:20:00.000-08:00

A German company called "Style Your Garage" offers design services for every car garage. The design they offer Christmas themed.

The photo shows a garage that looks unique design. Garage wall was drawn to the theme of snow and the walls are painted a scene of straight road to the countryside. Similarly, as reported by Orange, on Monday (11/21/2011).

Design created by the company was also looking to live and create an atmosphere different from previous customers garage.

The company makes its design by using a tarp-tarp like the one on the truck. They also use velcro to attach the decoration on the walls of the garage.

According to the company, the materials they use is quite strong and resistant to wind, rain, cold weather, and even heat.

Designs also have been provided for various types of garage, start small to large. Prices are set by the design of Your Style Garage starting from GBP145 or approximately Rp2 million.

U.S. Helps Affairs Build Training Center Peacekeeping

2011-11-20T18:45:00.000-08:00

United States (U.S.) and Indonesia are committed to maintaining world peace. The U.S. also promised to help the development of peacekeeping training center in Sentul, Bogor, West Java.

Since 2006, the U.S. has spent $ USD14, 8 million or approximately Rp133 billion to help Indonesia peacekeeping operations.

The U.S. was involved in the construction of a training center for peacekeeping forces in Sentul. This facility will be built on the land area of 159 hectares and will be completed in 2013. This facility will be able to accommodate 1500 troops.

After the training center was built, Indonesian troops will be given detailed training before deployed to other countries in peacekeeping missions.

Peacekeeping cooperation is one of the programs the U.S. Comprehensive Cooperation and Indonesia.

The Global Peace Operations Initiative (GPOI) also funded the construction of barracks and the procurement of equipment for Indonesian forces who carry out the mission of peace.

Since 1957 the past, Indonesia has deployed 24 thousand troops for peace through the United Nations (UN). Currently, a total of 1700 peacekeepers from Indonesia has been deployed in countries that exist in parts of the world such as Lebanon, Congo, and Haiti.

Indonesian Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa also plans to increase the number of Indonesian peacekeepers ready to take on peacekeeping mission in this world.

Face the Flood Thailand Trailer China

2011-11-18T19:22:00.000-08:00

Chinese Foreign Minister Wen Jiabao and Prime Minister of Thailand Yingluck Shinawatra agreed to enhance cooperation in various fields including disaster management.

Wen said China will increase security cooperation with Thailand to secure the Mekong River and Thailand to help cope with flooding.

Thailand also grateful with the help of China towards the flood victims in Thailand. It is rated show of friendship between China and Thailand.

"Thailand welcomes Chinese companies to participate in the process of reconstruction of the city in Thailand, pascabanjir," said Yingluck, as quoted by Xinhua on Saturday (11/19/2011).

Yingluck said Thailand and China relationship is an important thing. Yingluck also hope the cooperation with China will be increasingly in the future. Thailand is also always welcomed Chinese enterprises to invest.

At present, the number of flood victims in Thailand has increased and almost reached 600 people. Several provinces in Thailand seemed flooded.

Floods that hit Thailand triggered by heavy rains that began in mid-July, approximately five million people became victims of the flood. However, Bangkok Governor Sukhumbhand Paribatra sure, floods that occurred in the streets of Bangkok will subside a few months to come.