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India Pakistan Iran pipeline waits approval ...again
The final agreement of the 2,775-kilometer gas pipeline that would link Iran to Pakistan and India waits for approval. This time the self imposed August deadline for signature would not be met. Formally, the key issue of gas prices has not been resolved as yet. However,...You Gotta Move: Stones Roll to New Label
The Rolling Stones have ditched their longtime label, EMI to head for the greener pastures of Universal. I'm sure "greener" is the operative word here, as the move was made with an eye not only on consolidating the...Man Boarding Tampa Flight With Box Cutter Gets Probation
"TAMPA - A man arrested after trying to board a Southwest Airlines flight with a box cutter concealed inside a hardcover book was sentenced in federal court today to a year's probation. Benjamin Baines Jr., 22, of Clearwater pleaded guilty to a federal weapons violation in...US and Iraq Agree On Troop Cuts
Its about time that our administration made a plan to get out of this mess. I have to say that I am a little worried about a withdrawal from Iraq, as much as I want it to happen. Though I suppose that they could be...
Canadian IPTV Airs Philippine UNTV programs, Razon's Good Morning Kuya
Canada-based IPQube Channel airs Philippine UNTV channel's programs, in hopes of reaching the more than 10 million Filipino overseas. Among the top programs of UNTV picked for airing is the morning magazine and... Yankees Sign Sexson, Get Older, Not Better
"NEW YORK — First baseman Richie Sexson and the New York Yankees reached a deal Thursday, a week after the Seattle Mariners cut the slumping slugger. A person familiar with the contract said Sexson would be paid a...U.S., Southern African Countries sign first TIDCA agreement
The oldest customs union in the world - Southern African Customs Union (SACU)- signed their first Trade, Investment and Development Cooperation Agreement (TIDCA) with the US. It is aimed at promoting commerce which was valued at 15.8 billion dollars in 2007...Obama to target sanctuaries in tribal areas in Pakistan
Democratic Presidential hopeful Barack Obama will attempt to exterminate the tribal sanctuaries in Pakistan and shift focus from Iraq to other areas."White House hopeful Barack Obama on Tuesday promised to shift the “single-minded” US focus on Iraq to a... Ronaldinho to sign for AC Milan
Barcelona player Ronaldinho will be playing for AC Milan after the bid from Manchester City lost out to the Italian team.""AC Milan and Barcelona have reached an agreement in principle over the transfer of... Harper's Free Trade Mantra: Hush, Rush, and Sign
Many Canadians are probably unaware of our brand new "Free Trade" agreements, with Columbia and Peru, negotiated quickly, in secret and quietly signed with no fanfare. Who are we signing with, what are the... 750 set to make trip to Taiwan from China
Direct flights between Taiwan and China is a great start to the new relationship between the two lands. Before when I made my trips from Taiwan to Shanghai it would take me a whole day to get there. We would leave... 'Girls Gone Wild' sued for $2 million in gambling debt
"LAS VEGAS, Nevada (AP) -- "Girls Gone Wild" founder Joe Francis is being sued by a Las Vegas Strip casino for $2 million in gambling debts from February of last year. Francis spokesman Ronn Torossian said Tuesday that the man who built the soft porn empire already had... Google in deal with Brazil to fight child porn
Brazilian prosecutors say 90 percent of illegal Internet content being investigated in Brazil involves Orkut. The site has 60 million users, half of them in Brazil. " Internet search company Google signed an... Iran Daily: A Blow to Sanctions
"Iran, Pakistan and India will sign a deal this month to build a natural gas pipeline to help feed the subcontinent’s desperate need for energy, indeed a major blow to illegal US-led sanctions against Tehran and a defeat for US influence in South Asia. The $7.5 billion...India lorry driver's mass strike could force out government
" As many as five million Indian lorry drivers went on strike today to protest against a surge in fuel prices, dealing what may prove a fatal blow to the country's beleaguered Government. Congress, the biggest...
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