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Militants` new tack in cyber war
A new twist has surfaced in the cyber war being waged by Islamic militants. A message has been posted to several radical militant websites announcing a competition to design a new site for a militant group in Iraq. The prize offered is the chance to fire missiles remote-controlled by computer at a US military base in Iraq. Whether the competition is genuine or not, it shows again how jihadis are using the internet both to organise attacks an
News | Tuesday 06 December 2005
Journalism Versus Reality in Iraq
by James Dunnigan American troops are developing a hate-hate relation with journalists. The basic problem is that soldiers and marines in Iraq have access, usually via the Internet, to what the mass media is saying about what they think is happening in Iraq. These news reports, all too often, do not reflect what the troops experience. It gets uglier when the troops realize that reporters are spending most of their time in the Green Zone or som
News | Monday 05 December 2005
Zionist regime a systematic violator of human rights: Deputy FM
Deputy Foreign Minister Mehdi Mostafavi here Sunday called the Zionist regime a ”systematic violator of human rights” of Palestinian refugees living in Lebanon and Syria. Mostafavi made the remark at a meeting with accredited ambassadors to Tehran of member states of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) ahead of a two-day diplomatic conference on insignias that is to open in Geneva today. According to reports, the Israeli society
News | Monday 05 December 2005
Van Anraat, a scapegoat for hiding US, Europe`s crimes
A morning paper on Monday lauded the move by the Hague Court to put on trial a Dutchman charged with shipping chemicals to Iraq in 1980s while describing him as a ”scapegoat” whose trial would help drop hundreds of other similar cases against Saddam and his aides as well as US and European officials and companies that supported them. ”Putting a Dutchman in the dock who acted as a sort of middle man buying chemicals from US and European companie
News | Monday 05 December 2005
Rights watchdog says US failing Egyptian voters
U.S. failure to criticize Egypt over the arrest of opposition activists and the intimidation of voters in elections has made a mockery of Washington`s commitment to Middle East democracy, a rights group said. New York-based Human Rights Watch said in a letter to the U.S. State Department that its comments on Egypt`s parliamentary elections were ”utterly disconnected from the reality of what is happening in Egypt today”. The elections are spread
News | Monday 05 December 2005
Bush Fiddling While World Burns, Global Warming Protestors Say
To demonstrate that the president is a modern-day Nero, fiddling while global warming threatens to burn the world, a group of ”citizen activists” will take part in a ”global outpouring of anger at White House inaction” on the issue by wearing George Bush masks and playing violins throughout Washington, D.C., on Friday. At least 10 masked fiddlers will perform at some of the most public places in the city, according to a press release from the
News | Monday 05 December 2005
The U.S. blocked ”Afghan Massacre: Convoy of Death”?
A documentary that has been broadcast on national television in several countries all over the world revealed the truth about the heinous crimes committed by the American troops in Afghanistan. The film ”Afghan Massacre: The Convoy of Death” presented a massacre held by the American troops where they put ”Taliban prisoners in containers and shot them dead”. The Irish filmmaker, Jamie Doran, was able to show this documentary film about the massa
News | Sunday 04 December 2005
Iran uses music to play out nuclear case
Iran has taken its nuclear energy campaign to the realm of music this time in an effort to strike a chord with the public about the peaceful nature of this ”national” achievement. The Music and Songs Center of the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) has produced two musical pieces ”in parallel with supporting the peaceful nuclear technology”, the center said in a statement Saturday. The works named ”Indebted to Fire” and ”The Burning
News | Sunday 04 December 2005
US presence in Iran-Europe talks not necessary,FM Spokesman
Foreign Ministry Spokesman Hamid-Reza Asefi here Sunday rejected the necessity of US presence in the Iran-Europe nuclear talks saying, ”Tehran believes Washington`s interference is one of the reasons behind talks becoming more complicated.” Asefi was commenting on recent statement made by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) chief Mohamed ElBaradei on the necessity of US presence in the talks. ”This is ElBaradei`s personal viewpoint an
News | Sunday 04 December 2005
Iran launches media campaign to inform Western public opinion on nuclear program
Iran is taking the media battle on its nuclear issue right to the heart of the European Union. In a 10-page brochure titled ”An Unnecessary Crisis,” the embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the EU sets the record straight abut Iran`s nuclear program. ”Before the international community is led to another crisis of choice,” explains the booklet, ”it is imperative that the public knows all the facts and is empowered to make an informed and
News | Saturday 03 December 2005
Russian Muslims Decry Controversial Book
Russian Muslims have denounced a new book on the recent history of the Muslim minority, with the Muslim umbrella body threatening to withdraw from the Russia`s Inter-religious Council in protest to the publication. The book, A Recent History of the Russian Islamic Community, by Roman Siantyev, executive secretary of the Inter-religious Council, claimed between 500,000 and one million ”radical” Muslims are living in the Russian Federation. It ad
News | Saturday 03 December 2005
Israeli and U.S. hands in Lebanon and Jordan turmoil
In November 11, during the broadcasting of the Russian radio program ”Paorama” the speakers highlighted a relation that they see linking between Israel and the bomb attacks that rocked the Jordanian capital Amman recently, and another link between the assassination of Rafiq Al Hariri and the U.S. The speakers believe that the bomb attacks in Jordan ”furthered the chances of Mohamed Dahlan to replace Mahmoud Abbas as leader of Palestinian Nation
News | Saturday 03 December 2005
Past Terrorism in the United States
America is preoccupied with terrorism. Should it be this way? Certainly not. For the vast majority of Americans, the chances of dying in a terrorist attack are close to zero. There`s a higher probability you will die by falling off a ladder than getting mixed up in some terrorist plot. So why is the U.S. Department of Homeland Security constantly telling every American to be afraid? That`s a strategy that creates widespread fear without makin
News | Saturday 03 December 2005
Czech republic expresses readiness to participate in Iran`s nuclear plans
Czech Republic Minister of Industry and Trade Milan Orban expressed his government`s readiness on Friday to participate in Iran`s peaceful nuclear plans. In meeting with a visiting Iranian majlis delegation, Orban expressed his ministry`s readiness to participate in implementing Iran`s nuclear plans and said,” Prague and Tehran should draw their future relations upon past good mutual ties”. He added Czech Republic is ready to expand its relat
News | Saturday 03 December 2005
Survivors of Iraqi chemical attack testify in Dutch genocide trial
Survivors of Iraqi chemical attack on Iranian town, Sardasht in 1987, gave emotional testimony in the Hague, Netherlands, Thursday. The testimony was given at the trial of a Dutch businessman accused of complicity in genocide for supplying chemical materials used by Saddam Hussein in attacks on Kurds in Iraq and Iran. Frans Van Anraat, 63, is the first person to appear in court on genocide charges in connection with the poison gas attacks on
News | Saturday 03 December 2005
IRI Embassy denounces British accusations on Iran`s interference in Iraq
Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in London denounced certain new accusations published in some British press against Iran on interference in southern part of Iraq. The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran has in its response to those phony accusations stressed that Iran has always maintained a status against aggressive moves in Iraq. Some British dailies have in their Wednesday edition quoted a high ranking British official as sayin
News | Thursday 06 October 2005
US military companies apologized over anti-Islam ad
US arms companies, fully backed and funded by the US military, have been caught paying for bold magazine adverts showing a Mosque being destroyed by US special forces with a caption that glorifies and jokes about it. After receiving serious complaints, the weapons companies then published the same advert again, supposedly by accident . The US regime claims it is trying not to provoke more terrorism after the mass media disclosure a few days ago
News | Wednesday 05 October 2005
Israel imposes more religious restrictions on Palestinians religious freedom
Israeli occupation authorities have been placing more restrictions on Palestinians religious freedom. The new restrictions coincide with the advent of the holy month of Ramadan which began here Tuesday. In Al-Qods, Israeli soldiers and paramilitary police, which tightly control access to the Al-Aqsa Mosque, have prevented Wakf officials from bringing Quranic texts into Al-Masjidul Aqsa. The stringent act, unprecedented since 1967, has been
News | Wednesday 05 October 2005
Women demonstrate in front of British Embassy
Iran-Britain-Protest Some 150 women demonstrated in front of British Embassy in Tehran on Monday to protest Britain\s role in passing a resolution in the Board of Governors of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) against Iranian nuclear program. Representing 24 non-governmental organizations (NGOs), the demonstrators expressed disgust at the unjust resolution of the IAEA governing board against Iran and said that they will not overlo
News | Tuesday 04 October 2005
Iran threatens U.S. interests over UNSC referral
Iran threatened on Monday to use its »full might» to endanger the United States` interests if Washington intensified its pressure on Tehran over its nuclear program, Reuters news agency reported. Ali Larijani, secretary-general of Supreme National Security Council, said that Washington should end its aggressive policies against Iran or face the consequences. »If pressured by America, Iran will use its full might to endanger America\s intere
News | Tuesday 04 October 2005
MP: Iran not quitting NPT
Iran-MP-Nuclear The head of the Majlis Commission for National Security and Foreign Policy, Aladdin Boroujerdi, said here Sunday that Iran is presently not considering quitting the Non-Proliferation Treaty. He made the remark at the weekly meeting of Tehran\s Ansar-e Hezbollah where he also stressed that Iran would use all its power and resources to prevent referral of its nuclear case to the United Nation\s Security Council. He sai
News | Monday 03 October 2005
Iran will give unforgettable lesson to Israel if it ventures into targeting nuclear sites
If Israel goes mad enough to target Iranian nuclear sites as it did against Iraqi installations in 1991, Iran would give it a lesson which it could not forget forever, Majlis Speaker Gholamali Haddad Adel said on Sunday. He made the statement in his address to members of Syrian parliament in reply to a question on Iranian reaction to US-Israel threats against Iranian nuclear sites if they are translated into practice. `The Iranian nation will
News | Monday 03 October 2005
Drug official say Int l organizations misuse drug figures
Secretary General of Iran Narcotics Control Headquarters (INCH) cautioned here Saturday the anti-drug organizations are using contradictory figures on drug consumption and addiction. ,The international organizations misuse these figures for their own use to fit their aims,Fada Hossein Malkei said. On the report of the UN Office of Drugs and Crime (UNODC) on the illicit drug situation in Iran, he added that releasing contradictory figures on
News | Monday 03 October 2005
America\'s top congressman jailed for criminal deals
Tom DeLay, a leading Right-wing Christian, a Republican, the majority leader in the US House of Representatives, and a close friend (croney) of President Bush hismelf, has been sent to prison by a jury for corruption and a \"criminal conspiracy\" in which he illegally diverted money into Republican campaign funds. This incident exposes a typical example of how politicians do business, and demonstrates the ethics of the class of the arrogant, we
News | Sunday 02 October 2005
Rafsanjani: Iran s nuclear dossier a hard accessible field
An Iranian top cleric on Friday warned Europe and the US that Iran s nuclear dossier is not an easily accessible field. The field is mined and dangerous, which if you fail to move through properly, you are feared to inflict a dear cost on yourself, the region and the world, said substitute Friday prayers leader of Tehran Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani in his second Friday prayers sermon to multitudes of worshipers. Rafsanjani said,Iran is not in
News | Friday 30 September 2005
Iran s Majlis Speaker Gholam-Ali Haddad-Adel said that he would seriously follow up the fate of four kidnapped Iranian diplomats and a Shiite leader Imam Musa Sadr.
Iran s Majlis Speaker Gholam-Ali Haddad-Adel said that he would seriously follow up the fate of four kidnapped Iranian diplomats and a Shiite leader Imam Musa Sadr. Haddad-Adel arrived in Beirut Thursday morning on an official four-day visit which will also take him to Syria later on. Talking to reporters at Beirut International Airport, Haddad-Adel expressed hope that efforts made by Iran and Lebanon to determine fate of the four diplom
News | Friday 30 September 2005
President Ahmadinejad tells CNN Iran has right to peaceful nuclear technology
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told Cable News Network (CNN) on Saturday that the use of peaceful nuclear energy is Irans inalienable right. In this respect we have fulfilled our commitments. Also the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has confirmed this right,he added. Using peaceful nuclear energy is the right of every nation and at the same time the onus is on nations to make sure that their nuclear activities are not diverte
News | Sunday 18 September 2005
Facing Opposition, UK to Water Down Anti-terror Bill
Facing fierce opposition, the British government is likely to make concessions regarding its new anti-terror bill to secure parliamentary support, a leading British newspaper reported on Saturday, September 17. Close aides to Home Secretary Charles Clarke have signaled readiness to compromise, noting that the draft bill is designed to be discussed and altered to uphold the fragile cross-party consensus, said The Guardian. It expected Clarke\
News | Sunday 18 September 2005
Summit failure blamed on US
The failure of last weeks United Nations summit to deliver an agreement designed to prevent terrorists acquiring weapons of mass destruction was sabotaged by the US, senior diplomats have told The Observer. Officials involved in the negotiations have confirmed that the Bush administrations refusal to countenance any form of disarmament blocked attempts to push measures that would prevent regimes seeking to develop a nuclear capability. It con
News | Sunday 18 September 2005
Sharon Vows to Disrupt Palestinian Vote
Israeli Premier Ariel Sharon has vowed to disrupt Palestinian legislative elections in the occupied West Bank if the Palestinian resistance group Hamas fields candidates, drawing immediate rebuke from Palestinian officials. \\\\\\\"I don\\\\\\\"t think they (the Palestinians) can hold elections without our assistance, and we will make all possible efforts not to aid them if Hamas participates,\\\\\\\" Sharon told journal
News | Sunday 18 September 2005
Muslim Runner Represents US in Islamic Games
An American Muslim runner will be the first woman to represent the US in the 4th International Islamic Women\\\\\\\"s Games, to be hosted by Tehran from September 22 to 28. Saira Kureshi, 26, will compete in the 800 and 1500 meter runs, Agence France-Presse (AFP) reported Saturday, September 17. The organizers could not provide much information about Kureshi except that \\\\\\\"her records meet the minimum standard needed for en
News | Sunday 18 September 2005
Ahmadinejad offers proposal on Iran\'s nuclear programs
Iran\\\\\\\"s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Saturday offered Iran\"s proposal on the country\\\\\\\"s nuclear program to the international community at the 60th meeting of the UN General Assembly. President Ahmadinejad called on the UN General Assembly, as the largest organ of the world body, to set up a special committee to compile a comprehensive report and draw up practical strategies for complete disarmament. \\\
News | Sunday 18 September 2005
Islamic court for Canadian Muslims
The Canadian province of Ontario is due to rule in the near future on the possibility of using the Islamic Shari`ah in settling family disputes among Canadian Muslims, according to provincial prime minister Dalton McGuinty, provoking protests in a number of Canadian cities over the issue. McGuinty has said the Liberal Government is reviewing a report by former Ontario attorney Marion Boyd recommending to allow Ontario Muslims to establish Shari`
News | Monday 12 September 2005
World\'s poor get poorer as rich get richer
No one can deny that the latest UN Human Development Report makes very grim reading. Appearing so soon after the euphoria of the Live8 concerts and the Gleneagles summit the document shows - an unprecedented reversal - that the world \"s poorest countries are worse off in most ways than they were in 1990 when the index was first published. Norwegians - top of the wealth table - have nothing to fear, but the lives of millions in Niger and 11 othe
News | Monday 12 September 2005
UN “Civilization Coalition” to Bridge Gaps Between Muslims and West
United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan has formed a group of world luminaries to bridge gaps between the West and the Muslim world and clear misconceptions and misperceptions. The 18-member \"Alliance of Civilizations\" includes international dignitaries from Iran’s former president Mohammad Khatami to South African and Noble laureate archbishop Desmond Tutu, the UN press office reported Friday, September 2, on its Web site. It also in
News | Monday 12 September 2005
Israel is seeking Muslim friends in Europe
As part of a new initiative by the Israeli Foreign Ministry, muslim communities and the conduct of Muslim leaders in Europe will be closely scrutinized. The initiative aims to increase Israel\'s knowledge and to improve ties between these Muslim communities and local Jewish ones. \"At this time we have a window of opportunity for an effort of this type,\" says a circular sent from Jerusalem to Israel\'s representatives around the worl
News | Monday 12 September 2005
U.S. defense firms feast on Bush’s “War on Terror”
Analysts say that a significant part of the American’s national life is determined by the financial interests of the \\\\\\\"mighty 10.\\\\\\\" The “mighty 10\\\\\\\" are not the Marines, Army, Navy, Air Force or Special Forces; they’re huge arms firms that stand to make hundreds of billions of dollars from Bush’s ongoing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Of the \\\\\\\"10\\\\\\\" -- Lockheed Martin, Boeing,
News | Tuesday 30 August 2005
Gaza Ends Greater Israel Dream: Israeli Historian
The cherished dream by Israelis and extremist Jews of a “Greater Israel” from the Nile to the Euphrates is over after the Israeli pullout from the Gaza Strip, a famed Israeli historian and researcher has said. “It is quite obvious that the Jewish settlers who went to dwell in Gaza or West Bank settlements, whether due to biblical claims or cheap land prices, have waken up to the harsh reality that the Greater Israel dream ended in a fiasco,” Par
News | Tuesday 23 August 2005
Families Of 17 Killed Troops Want To Take Tony Blair To Court…
Tony Blair could be forced to give evidence under oath after families of 17 soldiers killed in Iraq began a legal bid yesterday to secure an independent inquiry into the lawfulness of the 2003 conflict. A lawyer representing the families lodged papers at the high court in London, seeking a judicial review of the government\\\\\\\"s decision this May not to order an investigation into the legality of the war in Iraq.
News | Saturday 20 August 2005

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