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Sathya Sai Baba and AIDS

01.12.2009 05:52    robertpriddy.wordpress.com
Sai Baba always claims to be reviving the Indian nation to its former alleged greatness. However, in 2007, the estimated number of people (Avert.org and WHO) with AIDS in India was 2.3 million. The highest HIV prevalence rates are found
Sathya Sai Baba and AIDS


Tehran: UN criticism prompted new nuclear plans

01.12.2009 01:52    dailystar.com.lb
Iran's nuclear chief Monday said UN criticism pushed his country to retaliate by announcing ambitious plans for more uranium enrichment.With tensions rising over deadlocked negotiations, France said diplomacy was not working and sanctions against Iran were needed.Vice President Ali Akbar
Tehran: UN criticism prompted new nuclear plans

Hamas official says differences remain over prisoner swap with Israel

01.12.2009 01:52    dailystar.com.lb
Senior Hamas officials said Monday that the Islamic militant group is still sparring with Israel over the names of 50 prisoners it wants released in exchange for a captive Israeli soldier, signaling there were still significant gaps before completing the

Yemeni forces clamp down on Aden separatists

01.12.2009 01:51    dailystar.com.lb
Yemeni security forces spread out across the southern port city of Aden Monday, clamping down on any display of secessionist sentiment on the anniversary of the south's independence from Britain.Residents said hundreds of troops lined the streets of Aden, where
Yemeni forces clamp down on Aden separatists


UAE banks positioned 'to weather crisis'

01.12.2009 01:51    dailystar.com.lb
The United Arab Emirates' central bank Governor Sultan Nasser al-Suweidi said Monday there was no cause for concern about local banks, which he said had proven able to weather the global crisis, the state news agency WAM reported.Suweidi's statements followed
UAE banks positioned 'to weather crisis'

One Palestinian prisoner could change the balance

01.12.2009 01:51    dailystar.com.lb
The fate of one prisoner locked in an Israeli jail could release the moribund Israeli-Palestinian peace process from its own jail - provided the timing is right.The political timing is definitely ripe.This week a major residual source of tension between
One Palestinian prisoner could change the balance

Iranian Rael sect chief faces deportation from Turkey

01.12.2009 01:51    dailystar.com.lb
The head of the Iranian branch of the Rael sect could be deported from Turkey back to her home country, where she says she faces execution, a Turkish newspaper reported Monday.Negar Azizmoradi, 31, was arrested at the end of October
Iranian Rael sect chief faces deportation from Turkey

Report urges sanctions against Sudan government

01.12.2009 01:51    dailystar.com.lb
The United States and other world powers should impose sanctions on key members of the Sudanese government for refusing to end violence in Darfur and South Sudan, a report by an anti-genocide group said on Monday.Sudan's UN Ambassador Abdalmahmoud Abdalhaleem
Report urges sanctions against Sudan government

Israeli illegal settlers vow to defy construction freeze

01.12.2009 01:51    dailystar.com.lb
Israeli settler leaders vowed Monday to resist the government decision to impose a temporary ease on West Bank settlement building after months of pressure from the US.Prominent settler leaders held an emergency meeting at which it was decided to bar

Mysterious 'Saddam Channel' hits Iraq TV

01.12.2009 01:50    dailystar.com.lb
Turning on their television sets during the long holiday weekend, Iraqis were greeted by a familiar if unexpected face from their brutal past: Saddam Hussein.The late Iraqi dictator is lauded on a mysterious satellite channel that began broadcasting on the
Mysterious 'Saddam Channel' hits Iraq TV

Japan to send hundreds of peacekeepers to Sudan

01.12.2009 01:50    dailystar.com.lb
Japan plans to send hundreds of military personnel to Sudan next year to join UN peacekeepers overseeing an agreement that ended a 21-year North-South civil war, a report said Monday.The government plans to send hundreds of army personnel to the
Japan to send hundreds of peacekeepers to Sudan

Three aid workers snatched from Mauritania convoy

01.12.2009 01:50    dailystar.com.lb
Three Spanish volunteer aid workers were kidnapped by gunmen while delivering supplies to impoverished villages in Mauritania, and Spain's interior minister said Monday he suspected Al-Qaeda-linked Islamists.Two men and a woman were kidnapped in the West African country, according to
Three aid workers snatched from Mauritania convoy

Somali pirates hijack oil tanker heading for US

01.12.2009 01:50    dailystar.com.lb
Somali pirates seized a tanker carrying crude oil from Saudi Arabia to the United States in the increasingly dangerous waters off East Africa, an official said Monday, an attack that could pose a huge environmental or security threat to the
Somali pirates hijack oil tanker heading for US

'Bush talked of Al-Qaeda-Saddam links in 2001'

01.12.2009 01:50    dailystar.com.lb
Right after the September 11, 2001, attacks, then-US President George W. Bush talked about possible links between Saddam Hussein and Al-Qaeda, a key adviser to former British Premier Tony Blair said Monday.David Manning, who served as Blair's top foreign policy

Ex-rebel Mujica wins Uruguay presidential vote

01.12.2009 01:49    dailystar.com.lb
Former leftist rebel Jose Mujica celebrated victory Monday after he was declared the winner of a presidential runoff election in Uruguay and promised to work on behalf of all compatriots.The co-founder of the radical leftist Tupamaros movement addressed supporters in
Ex-rebel Mujica wins Uruguay presidential vote

Britain open to contacts with Hizbullah

01.12.2009 01:49    dailystar.com.lb
Britain is willing to step-up contact with Hizbullah as they begin to play a bigger role in Lebanon's government, Foreign Secretary David Miliband toldThe Daily Starin an exclusive interview.Miliband told the paper this week he believed "carefully considered contact with
Britain open to contacts with Hizbullah

Swiss minaret ban draws fire worldwide

01.12.2009 01:49    dailystar.com.lb
A decision by Swiss voters to ban the building of minarets drew widespread criticism on Monday, with neighboring governments attacking what they called a demonstration of fear-driven prejudice."It's an expression of quite a bit of prejudice and maybe even fear,"
Swiss minaret ban draws fire worldwide

Nasrallah: Sectarianism impeding democracy

01.12.2009 01:49    dailystar.com.lb
Hizbullah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah said on Monday the major problem facing Lebanon's political regime was political sectarianism, which hindered the establishment of a true democracy. He also stressed the continued need for the resistance's, given the absence of a
Nasrallah: Sectarianism impeding democracy

Lobo seeks to validate Honduras presidency win

01.12.2009 01:49    dailystar.com.lb
Conservative Porfirio Lobo has claimed a solid win in the controversial first presidential election in Honduras since a June 28 coup - and vowed to form a national unity government."There's no time for more divisions," a beaming Lobo said late
Lobo seeks to validate Honduras presidency win

Jumblatt: sectarianism has reached 'dangerous level'

01.12.2009 01:49    dailystar.com.lb
Sectarianism in Lebanon has reached a dangerous level, Progressive Socialist Party (PSP) leader Walid Jumblatt said on Monday in the party's newspaper Al-Anbaa.Jumblatt said sectarianism in the country was gravely dangerous and it should be tackled seriously and calmly. He
Jumblatt: sectarianism has reached 'dangerous level'

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