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Seven Countries Curb Volume of Crude Oil Purchases From Iran
The United States of America today announced that India, Malaysia, Republic of Korea, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Turkey and Taiwan have all significantly reduced their volume of crude oil purchases from Iran.
Deadly Ambush Kills Seven ‘Blue Helmets’ in Cote D’ivoire
Upon hearing the demise of the Nigerian peacekeepers,the head of the United Nations peacekeeping mission in Cote d'Ivoire, Bert Koenders expressed strong condemnation on the the deadly ambush against the UN peacekeepers.
Is US-India Relationship ‘Oversold’?
He stresses that the U.S.-India partnership is much more than a quest for 'the next big thing' or in diplomatic-speak 'the next big deliverable.'
US and Philippines Deepen Alliance in The 21st Century
Both countries' trade and economic linkages continue to deepen through initiatives like the Partnership for Growth.
Two Palestinian Prisoners Wage Hunger Strike in Israel
Mahmoud al-Sarsak is a member of Palestine's national soccer team. The other prisoner Akram al-Rekhawi is suffering from diabetes
