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Britain's opposition Conservative Party leader David Cameron answers a question from a journalist as he gives a speech to journalists and academics at a think tank on Policy Exchange in London, Monday, Oct. 29, 2007.
Pakistan   Photos   Terrorism   UK   Wikipedia: Inter-Services Intelligence  
 Al Jazeera 
UK 'terror' warning angers Pakistan
| Remarks by David Cameron, the British prime minister, that Islamabad should not "promote the export of terror" have angered Pakistani officials. | Cameron made the comments on Wednesday during ... (photo: AP / Akira Suemori)
The exterior of the Arak heavy water production facility in Arak, Iran, 360 kms southwest of Tehran, is seen on Wednesday Oct. 27, 2004. Iran's top leader rejected a long-term suspension of uranium enrichment and threatened Wednesday that Iranian diplomats will withdraw from talks with European negotiators if they insist on such a suspension. Heavy water is used to moderate a nuclear chain reaction in a nuclear reactor.
Iran   Nuclear   Photos   US   Wikipedia: Nuclear program of Iran  
 Al Jazeera 
US hopes for Iran nuclear talks
| The United States has said it hopes to hold talks with Iran soon and would be prepared to follow up on a plan to provide fuel for Iran's research reactor in exchange for low-enriched uranium. | The ... (photo: AP / str)
Emirates airlines  Gulf News 
Middle East air passenger traffic up 18% in June
| Dubai: Middle East passenger traffic saw the fastest global growth last month, rising 18 per cent compared to the same month last year, according to the traffic report by industry watchdog Internati... (photo: Creative Commons / N22YF)
Aviation   Business   Industry   Mideast   Photos  
British troops sit on top of a tank as they secure the scene of a roadside bomb attack on a British patrol that left two Iraqi women injured, Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2006, in Basra, 550 kilometers (340 miles) southeast of Baghdad, Iraq. Prime Minister Tony Blair will announce on Wednesday Feb. 21, 2008 a new timetable for the withdrawal of British troops from Iraq, with 1,500 to return home in several weeks, the BBC reported. Blair will also tell the House of Commons during his regular weekly appearance before it that a total of about 3,000 British soldiers will have left southern Iraq by the end of 2007, if the security there is sufficient, the British Broadcasting Corp. said, quoting government officials who weren't further identif  The Star 
British army almost 'seized up' in Iraq, Afghan wars
| LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's army was on the verge of "seizing up" in 2006 when it faced a "perfect storm" of simultaneous wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, a former military chief said on Wednesday. A ... (photo: AP / Nabil al-Jurani)
Afghanistan   Iraq   Photos   UK   Wikipedia: Ministry of Defence (United Kingdom)  
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British Prime Minister David Cameron, left, interact with Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) Chairman Ashok Nayak during his tour of the Hawk facility at HAL, in Bangalore, India, Wednesday, July 28, 2010. The Australian
UK to lift nuclear ban on India
| AUSTRALIA is expected to come under pressure to lift its ban on uranium sales to India after British Prime Minister David Cameron agreed to allow the export of nuclear ... (photo: AP)
India   Nuclear   Photos   UK   Wikipedia: Indo-U.S. civilian nuclear agreement  
Local Iraqi citizens go about their everyday business in the open market located at Al Kut, Iraq, during Operation IRAQI FREEDOM. 		 		%lt;table The Himalayan
Nepal lifts ban on workers in Iraq
| KATHMANDU: In order to offer legitimacy to 30,000 Nepalis working illegally in Iraq, the government today decided to lift a ban on Nepali workers in the war-ravaged cou... (photo: US DoD)
Ban   Iraq   Kathmandu   Photos   Wikipedia: Nepal  
A view of the Italy's energy giant Eni Spa headquarters in San Donato, in the outskirts of Milan, Italy, Wednesday, April 4, 2007. Middle East Online
ENI announces energy venture with Egypt
| MILAN - Italian energy group ENI said on Wednesday it had signed an agreement with Egypt on the production and transportation of oil and gas which would raise Egypt's p... (photo: AP / Luca Bruno)
Egypt   Energy   Italy   Photos   Wikipedia: Eni  
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad speaks during Iranian army parade, marking National Army Day in front of mausoleum of the late Iranian revolutionary founder Ayatollah Khomeini in Tehran, Iran Denver Post
Iran president promises money for newborns
| Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad hugs a child in 2009. He hopes to increase the population. (Bagher Nassir, The Associated Press ) | TEHRAN, Iran — Iranian P... (photo: AP / Vahid Salemi)
Ahmadinejad   Iran   Money   Photos   Wikipedia: Economy of Iran  
080504-M-6001G-013       U.S. Marines patrol an area of Garmsir in the Helmand province in Afghanistan on May 4, 2008.  The Marines are assigned to Alpha Company, 1st Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment, 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, International Security Assistance Force.  DoD photo by Cpl. Alex C. Guerra, U.S. Marine Corps.  (Released) BBC News
US Congress approves new funding for Afghan war
The US House of Representatives has approved funds to pay for President Barack Obama's increase in US troop numbers in Afghanistan. | The 308 to 114 vote comes at a time ... (photo: U.S. Marine Corps. / Cpl. Alex C. Guerra)
Afghanistan   Photos   US   War   Wikipedia: War in Afghanistan (2001present)  
A Greenpeace activist puts up a banner as they block off a British Petroleum fuel station in protest as the BP board announce their annual results, in London, Tuesday, July 27, 2010. Wall Street Journal
BP Reveals Comeback Plan
By GUY CHAZAN | Seeking to put the Deepwater Horizon disaster behind it, BP PLC announced a $32 billion pre-tax charge to pay for the massive Gulf oil spill, detailed pla... (photo: AP / Alastair Grant)
Disaster   Oil Spill   Photos   US   Wikipedia: Deepwater Horizon oil spill  
* FILE ** Police and investigators look at what remains of the flight deck of Pan Am 103 on a field in Lockerbie, Scotland, in this Dec 22, 1988 file photo. In the 15 years since Pan American World Airways shut down, ex-employee Anthony La Pera had assumed he would never get paid for leftover wages and accrued vacation. But La Pera and another 15,000 ex-employees can expect to open their mailboxes one day this December and find that a check has arrived, from a $33 million settlement with the government of Libya over the 1988 Lockerbie bombing. It marks the the end of the liquidation of an iconic airline. The Guardian
Senate hearing on Lockerbie bomber postponed
| FREDERIC J. FROMMER | Associated Press Writer= WASHINGTON (AP) — A senator said Tuesday that he was postponing this week's hearing on the release of the man convicted... (photo: AP)
Lockerbie   Photos   Terrorism   US   Wikipedia: Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed Al Megrahi  
Finance and Investment Taxes
- 'Financing to influence choice of nuclear technology'
- WikiLeaks: We don't know who gave us thousands of pages
- Bahrain shuts office of investment firm GII
- US Congress approves new funding for Afghan war
080504-M-6001G-013       U.S. Marines patrol an area of Garmsir in the Helmand province in Afghanistan on May 4, 2008.  The Marines are assigned to Alpha Company, 1st Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment, 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, International Security Assistance Force.  DoD photo by Cpl. Alex C. Guerra, U.S. Marine Corps.  (Released)
US Congress approves new funding for Afghan war
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- Kerry will pay Mass. tax on R.I. yacht
- BP Reveals Comeback Plan
- The GOP's New Tax Cut Hypocrisy
- Pennsylvania's gambling tax income outpaces Nevada
A Greenpeace activist puts up a banner as they block off a British Petroleum fuel station in protest as the BP board announce their annual results, in London, Tuesday, July 27, 2010.
BP Reveals Comeback Plan
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Economy Trade
- US hopes for Iran nuclear talks
- Middle East air passenger traffic up 18% in June
- Iran to pay for new babies to boost population
- UK spells out regulation reform, cautions EU
The exterior of the Arak heavy water production facility in Arak, Iran, 360 kms southwest of Tehran, is seen on Wednesday Oct. 27, 2004. Iran's top leader rejected a long-term suspension of uranium enrichment and threatened Wednesday that Iranian diplomats will withdraw from talks with European negotiators if they insist on such a suspension. Heavy water is used to moderate a nuclear chain reaction in a nuclear reactor.
US hopes for Iran nuclear talks
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- UK 'terror' warning angers Pakistan
- India signs $1.1 billion jet deal with BAE, Rolls-Royce
- Iran sanctions damaging historic Silk Road trade route
- UK to boost trade with Sudan despite rights issues
Britain's opposition Conservative Party leader David Cameron answers a question from a journalist as he gives a speech to journalists and academics at a think tank on Policy Exchange in London, Monday, Oct. 29, 2007.
UK 'terror' warning angers Pakistan
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Agriculture Technology
- Stakeholders to review amended Agriculture Law
- Panel begins inspection of farms
- US seeks Pakistan PR triumph
- US announces new Pakistan aid
 Pakistan, on Nov. 19, 2005. The United States is participating in a multinational humanitarian assistance and support effort led by the Pakistani government to bring aid to victims of the devastating earthquake that struck the region Oct. 8, 2005.  ula1
US seeks Pakistan PR triumph
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- 'Financing to influence choice of nuclear technology'
- India signs $1.1 billion jet deal with BAE, Rolls-Royce
- Emirates gearing up to sell World Cup
- UK to lift nuclear ban on India
British Aerospace Hawk T1 (XX245) flies at Kimble Air Day 2008, Kimble Airport, Gloucester shire, England. The BAE Systems Hawk is a British single engine, advanced jet trainer aircraft. It first flew in 1974 as the Hawker Siddeley Hawk. The Hawk is used by the Royal Air Force, and other air forces, as either a trainer or a low-cost combat aircraft.
India signs $1.1 billion jet deal with BAE, Rolls-Royce
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Industry Telecommunications
- WWF apologises for incident against Saudi Arabia
- NY tightens security at Islamic centres during Ramadan
- Dutch troops to leave Afghanistan
- New Zealanders join Tarin Khowt deployment
The exterior of the Arak heavy water production facility in Arak, Iran, 360 kms southwest of Tehran, is seen on Wednesday Oct. 27, 2004. Iran's top leader rejected a long-term suspension of uranium enrichment and threatened Wednesday that Iranian diplomats will withdraw from talks with European negotiators if they insist on such a suspension. Heavy water is used to moderate a nuclear chain reaction in a nuclear reactor.
US hopes for Iran nuclear talks
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- PM reshuffles Cabinet
- Safadi foundation launches IT programs in the north
- Internet crooks target check images
- Global Airline Pilots Not Happy About Israeli Security Progr
Shahram Amiri, center, an Iranian nuclear scientist who disappeared a year ago, flashes a victory sign at the conclusion of his news briefing as he arrived at the Imam Khomeini airport just outside Tehran, Iran, Thursday, July 15, 2010.
Iranian spy still a teasing enigma
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