JNN 09 Jan 2012 Damascus : At least 11 Syrian soldiers have been killed and 20 others wounded in clashes with gunmen in Dara’a province, south of the capital Damascus.Thousands of people have gathered at a mosque in the Syrian capital to perform funerary prayers for the victims of the bombing attacks that left 26 people dead. Continue reading
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Mourning Syrians show their respect and support for Asad
JNN 24 Dec 2011 Beirut : Funerals for the 44 victims of twin car bombs in Damascus turned into a strong display of support on Saturday for President Bashar al-Assad, hailed by crowds of mourners who denounced the United States and its Arab allies for interfering in Syria. Continue reading
Latin American takes there stand against the Big 5 Veto Power
JNN 28 Sept 2011 : Latin American countries have called for the abolition of the veto right for the five permanent members of the UN Security Council (UNSC), Press reports. Continue reading
Bahrain seeking Iran’s help to defuse crisis
JNN 27 Sept 2011 TEHRAN – The Bahraini foreign minister has called on Iran to help resolve the problems gripping his country. Continue reading Palestinian President Formally Applies for the Statehood to the United Nation
JNN 24 Sept.2011 UNITED NATIONS – Palestine’s dramatic formal application on Friday for United Nations’ full recognition as a member state has already resulted in a date early next week for Security Council consultations and the diplomatic Quartet setting out a framework for negotiations between the Palestinians and Israelis. Continue reading
Nasrallah tells Israel to keep its hands off Lebanon’s oil and gas reserves
JNN 29 July 2011 BEIRUT – Hezbollah Secretary General Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah has warned Israel to keep its hands off Lebanon’s offshore gas and oil reserves in its territorial waters. Continue reading
Lucrative Poppy crop being cultivated in UK , but no hue & Cry
JNN 27 July 2011 : The British and the US militaries are destroying the Afghans’ main source of income, poppy cultivation, while the UK farmers have turned to harvesting the new lucrative crop. Continue reading Upholding Lesbian & Gay Rights in Islamic Republic of Pakistan is Social and Religious Terrorism By US & UN both
JNN 25 July 2011Islamabad: Religious parties and individuals have criticised a reported homosexuals’ get-together at the US embassy in Islamabad on Saturday 26th June 2011, and the US administration’s assurance to help them get their rights. Continue reading
Oil Rich South Sudan becomes independent country
JNN 09 July 2011 : South Sudan has become independent, making it Africa’s newest nation and the worlds’ newest country.South Sudan became independent several minutes ago, shortly after midnight local time on July 9. Continue reading
Even after 100Days Nato Air Strikes Gaddafi still in Power & Strong , and still revives his offer of Election to end the crisis
JNN 27 June 2011 : In March, Benghazi, Libya’s second city, seemed close to annihilation at the hands of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi. He had promised to exact retribution from his citizens for their temerity in seeking freedom from his 40-year dictatorship. Influenced by the memory of Kosovo and backed by the Arab League, the United Nations Security Council passed resolution 1973. It authorized the imposition of a no-fly zone in Libya. It also instructed that “all necessary measures” should be taken to protect civilians under threat of attack. Continue reading
Gaddafi kills Libyan Defense Minister: report
JNN 19 May 2011 TEHRAN – Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi has reportedly killed the country’s defense minister for his harsh reproach of the regime’s policies. Continue reading
24 Killed in an Airstrike launched by the Yemeni Government
JNN 11 May 2011 Sana : At least 23 people have been killed in an airstrike launched by the Yemeni government against tribes near Sana’a. Continue reading
Poppy Crop – A Taliban Revenue Earner
JNN 28 April 2011 KABUL — Nearly a decade into the war in Afghanistan, opium poppies are still the major crop for many farmers and a big source of income for the Taliban despite expensive efforts to stamp out cultivation. Continue reading
UK to Defy the UN Mandate By sending troops to Libya
JNN 04 April 2011 :: The UK military will dispatch 600 marines from its Royal Navy taskforce and at least 6 ships to Libya this week in defiance of the UN mandate. Continue reading Angry Protester on Desecration of Quran in US, Attack & Kill 8 UN Gaurds in Afghanistan
JNN 01 Apr 2011 : At least eight foreigners were among the dead after attackers took out security guards, burned parts of the compound and climbed up blast walls to topple a guard tower, said Lal Mohammad Ahmadzai, a police spokesman for the northern region. Continue reading
After Afghanistan and Iraq , US taking position on invading Libya
JNN 01 Mar 2011 : The US defence department says it is repositioning forces in the Libya region as the West weighs potential intervention against Muammar Gaddafi. Continue reading
UK backs US's invasion of Ivory Coast
JNN 02 Jan 2011 : The British Foreign minister William Hague has said that the government supports the US military action and United Nations sanctions against the Ivory Coast.Hague highlighted that the force would continue until the Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo hands over the power to Alassane Ouattro, who is internationally recognized as the winner of the 28 November election, according to the state-run BBC.
Asking whether he would support invasion on Cote d’Ivoire, Hague answered, “Yes, in principle.”
Hague said that British troops would not be allocated to the African country, stressing that the government has already sent a military liaison to analyse the situation there.
“We have deployed a military liaison officer to the country to work on various contingencies with the French, but I’m not raising the possibility today of British forces being deployed.”
Hague added that Gbagbo’s official accounts have been frozen and that his power would depend on the support of the Ivorian Army.
“…it will run out of money in the coming weeks and that means it will run out of power…”
UK backs US’s invasion of Ivory Coast
JNN 02 Jan 2011 : The British Foreign minister William Hague has said that the government supports the US military action and United Nations sanctions against the Ivory Coast.Hague highlighted that the force would continue until the Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo hands over the power to Alassane Ouattro, who is internationally recognized as the winner of the 28 November election, according to the state-run BBC.
Asking whether he would support invasion on Cote d’Ivoire, Hague answered, “Yes, in principle.”
Hague said that British troops would not be allocated to the African country, stressing that the government has already sent a military liaison to analyse the situation there.
“We have deployed a military liaison officer to the country to work on various contingencies with the French, but I’m not raising the possibility today of British forces being deployed.”
Hague added that Gbagbo’s official accounts have been frozen and that his power would depend on the support of the Ivorian Army.
“…it will run out of money in the coming weeks and that means it will run out of power…”
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