My Way News - Nervous Gulf Hears Calmer Tones on Iran
AP reports: "Fallon took on a challenging dual role - part pacifier and part enforcer - as he hopscotched around the region during a trip that ended last week. The U.S. Central Command chief tried to assure nervous allies that the Pentagon was not locked in a collision course with Iran."
Sunday, September 30, 2007
VOA News - Israeli and Palestinian Leaders to Meet on Wednesday
Voice of America reports: "The summit will be the sixth in recent months between Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. They are trying to hammer out a document on Palestinian statehood to be presented at an international peace conference in the United States planned for November."
Voice of America reports: "The summit will be the sixth in recent months between Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. They are trying to hammer out a document on Palestinian statehood to be presented at an international peace conference in the United States planned for November."
My Way News - Quakes Rattle Auckland Islands, Guam
AP reports: "A powerful earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 7.4 occurred near the Auckland Islands, uninhabited territory belonging to New Zealand, the Japan Meteorological Agency said Sunday."
AP reports: "A powerful earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 7.4 occurred near the Auckland Islands, uninhabited territory belonging to New Zealand, the Japan Meteorological Agency said Sunday."
My Way News - Iran Labels CIA 'Terrorist Organization'
AP reports: "Iran's parliament voted Saturday to designate the CIA and the U.S. Army as 'terrorist organizations,' a largely symbolic response to a U.S. Senate resolution seeking a similar designation for Iran's Revolutionary Guards."
AP reports: "Iran's parliament voted Saturday to designate the CIA and the U.S. Army as 'terrorist organizations,' a largely symbolic response to a U.S. Senate resolution seeking a similar designation for Iran's Revolutionary Guards."
Friday, September 28, 2007
My Way News - Troops Take Back Control in Myanmar
AP reports: "Soldiers and police took control of the streets Friday, firing warning shots and tear gas to scatter the few pro-democracy protesters who ventured out as Myanmar's military junta sealed off Buddhist monasteries and cut public Internet access."
AP reports: "Soldiers and police took control of the streets Friday, firing warning shots and tear gas to scatter the few pro-democracy protesters who ventured out as Myanmar's military junta sealed off Buddhist monasteries and cut public Internet access."
My Way News - Abbas Vows to Keep Pressing for Peace
AP reports: "Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said Friday that his government was completely committed to a U.S.-proposed Mideast peace conference and vowed that the 'olive branch of peace' would not fall from his hands."
AP reports: "Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said Friday that his government was completely committed to a U.S.-proposed Mideast peace conference and vowed that the 'olive branch of peace' would not fall from his hands."
My Way News - Key Nations Agree to Delay Iran Action
AP reports: "Six key nations and the European Union agreed Friday to delay until November a new U.N. resolution that would toughen sanctions against Iran, waiting to see if Tehran answers questions about its disputed nuclear program."
AP reports: "Six key nations and the European Union agreed Friday to delay until November a new U.N. resolution that would toughen sanctions against Iran, waiting to see if Tehran answers questions about its disputed nuclear program."
Thursday, September 27, 2007
My Way News - Hungry Somalis Still Share
AP reports: "Already, 1.5 million of Somalia's estimated 7 million people need food aid. Nearly 300,000 face severe food shortages in the Horn of Africa nation, aid workers say."
AP reports: "Already, 1.5 million of Somalia's estimated 7 million people need food aid. Nearly 300,000 face severe food shortages in the Horn of Africa nation, aid workers say."
My Way News - Russia, China Resist New Iran Sanctions
AP reports: "Russia and China refuse to discuss possible new sanctions against Iran until the U.N. nuclear agency reports on Tehran's disclosure of its past suspicious nuclear work at the end of the year, France's foreign minister said Thursday."
AP reports: "Russia and China refuse to discuss possible new sanctions against Iran until the U.N. nuclear agency reports on Tehran's disclosure of its past suspicious nuclear work at the end of the year, France's foreign minister said Thursday."
My Way News - Russia Warns Against Space Weapons
AP reports: "The chief of Russia's space forces on Thursday said Moscow would have to retaliate if others deploy weapons in space - a stern warning to the United States."
AP reports: "The chief of Russia's space forces on Thursday said Moscow would have to retaliate if others deploy weapons in space - a stern warning to the United States."
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
My Way News - Cell Phones, Web Spread News of Myanmar
AP reports: "Cell phones and the Internet are playing a crucial role in telling the world about Myanmar's pro-democracy protests, with video footage sometimes transmitted one frame at a time. Reporters Without Borders said Wednesday the junta has cut some cell phone service."
AP reports: "Cell phones and the Internet are playing a crucial role in telling the world about Myanmar's pro-democracy protests, with video footage sometimes transmitted one frame at a time. Reporters Without Borders said Wednesday the junta has cut some cell phone service."
My Way News - Myanmar Forces Open Fire on Protesters
AP reports: "Myanmar security forces opened fire on Buddhist monks and other pro-democracy demonstrators Wednesday for the first time in a month of anti-government protests, killing at least one man and wounding others in chaotic confrontations across Yangon."
AP reports: "Myanmar security forces opened fire on Buddhist monks and other pro-democracy demonstrators Wednesday for the first time in a month of anti-government protests, killing at least one man and wounding others in chaotic confrontations across Yangon."
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
My Way News - Iran Leader Says Nuclear Issue Closed
AP reports: "Iranian leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad declared Tuesday that Iran's disputed nuclear program is 'closed' as a political issue and said Tehran will ignore U.N. Security Council demands and sanctions imposed by 'arrogant powers' to curb its nuclear program."
AP reports: "Iranian leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad declared Tuesday that Iran's disputed nuclear program is 'closed' as a political issue and said Tehran will ignore U.N. Security Council demands and sanctions imposed by 'arrogant powers' to curb its nuclear program."
My Way News - Israel Seeks Exemption From Atomic Rules
AP reports: "Israel is looking to a U.S.-India nuclear deal to expand its own ties to suppliers, quietly lobbying for an exemption to non-proliferation rules so it can legally import atomic material, according to documents made available Tuesday to The Associated Press."
AP reports: "Israel is looking to a U.S.-India nuclear deal to expand its own ties to suppliers, quietly lobbying for an exemption to non-proliferation rules so it can legally import atomic material, according to documents made available Tuesday to The Associated Press."
My Way News - 8 More Ebola Cases Confirmed in Congo
AP reports: "Eight more cases of Ebola have been identified in Congo, raising to 17 the number of people confirmed to have contracted the deadly illness, the World Health Organization said Tuesday."
AP reports: "Eight more cases of Ebola have been identified in Congo, raising to 17 the number of people confirmed to have contracted the deadly illness, the World Health Organization said Tuesday."
My Way News - Myanmar Imposes Curfew, Bans Assembly
AP reports: "Myanmar's military leaders imposed a nighttime curfew and banned gatherings of more than five people Tuesday after 35,000 Buddhist monks and their supporters defied the junta's warnings and staged another day of anti-government protests."
AP reports: "Myanmar's military leaders imposed a nighttime curfew and banned gatherings of more than five people Tuesday after 35,000 Buddhist monks and their supporters defied the junta's warnings and staged another day of anti-government protests."
Monday, September 24, 2007
My Way News - Key Arab Nations Invited to Peace Talks
AP reports: "Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Sunday that key Arab nations, including Syria, would be invited to President Bush's planned Mideast peace conference this fall and expressed hope they would attend."
AP reports: "Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Sunday that key Arab nations, including Syria, would be invited to President Bush's planned Mideast peace conference this fall and expressed hope they would attend."
My Way News - Israel Welcomes Syria at Peace Talks
AP reports: "Israel on Monday welcomed a U.S. announcement that Syria will be invited to an upcoming Mideast peace conference, saying it has 'no problem' sitting down with its archenemy."
AP reports: "Israel on Monday welcomed a U.S. announcement that Syria will be invited to an upcoming Mideast peace conference, saying it has 'no problem' sitting down with its archenemy."
My Way News - Report: Herod's Temple Quarry Found
AP reports: "Israeli archaeologists said they have discovered a quarry that provided King Herod with the stones he used to renovate the biblical Second Temple compound - offering rare insight into construction of the holiest site in Judaism."
AP reports: "Israeli archaeologists said they have discovered a quarry that provided King Herod with the stones he used to renovate the biblical Second Temple compound - offering rare insight into construction of the holiest site in Judaism."
My Way News - Homeland Security Cyber Attacks Probed
AP reports: "Information taken from the department's systems was sent to a Web service that connects to Chinese Internet sites, and contractors gave misleading information to the department about the attacks, according to Thompson's findings."
AP reports: "Information taken from the department's systems was sent to a Web service that connects to Chinese Internet sites, and contractors gave misleading information to the department about the attacks, according to Thompson's findings."
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