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. | Police have made a formal complaint to Ofcom over a Channel 4 Dispatches film about Muslim extremists which was allegedly distorted through its editing.
It emerged today that a second Dispatches programme about British Muslims is also under investigation, this one by the Metropolitan police. |
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. | Also Wednesday, representatives from Iraq, its neighbors, the U.S. and the international community met in Syria for talks on restoring security to Iraq.
Mr. Maliki’s visit comes two days after Iraqi, Iranian and U.S. officials met to explore ways to stabilize Iraq. |
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. | intention to sell gas to Europe at the second phase of Shah Deniz project and stressed the need for Turkey’s support regarding this issue.
Turkish Minister Hilmi Guler said the two countries are implementing transnational projects adding that oil has been transported via the Baku-Ceyhan pipeline since mid last year. |
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. | We are determined to achieve increase of the trade turnover to $1 billion,” Kazakhstan’s President Nursultan Nazarbayev said the press conference he held with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, APA reports. President Nazarbayev expressed confidence that this figure will increase in future, because Azerbaijan is significant for Kazakhstan as transport corridor. Mr. Mr.Nazarbayev stressing that Kazakhstan would be interesting for Azerbaijan as a transit country said that economic-trade relations between the two countries should be developed |
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. | Additionally, voters are not necessarily intimidated by the threatening discourse, as shown by the results of two elections last December which — in spite of government assertions to the contrary — were perceived by many observers to have signified a public rejection of Ahmadinejad’s presidency. |
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. | The İstanbul market had one day to celebrate the political stability delivered by the ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party) win at the polls before global pressures took emerging markets down along with the main stock exchanges in Europe, the US and Asia. |
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. | a change of policy that may signal Prime Minister Gordon Brown is taking a more independent stance from Washington.
Foreign Secretary David Miliband sent a formal request to U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice for the release of the five men, who were legally resident in Britain before their detention but are not British nationals. |
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. | Russia has denied involvement saying none of its aircraft was in the area on Monday, but Saakashvili said: “We are still waiting for an official explanation from Russia.”
Georgia has summoned the Russian ambassador to hand him an official note of protest. |
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. | President Roh Moo-hyun will visit the North Korean capital Pyongyang for a meeting with the North’s leader Kim Jong-il between 28-30 August.
The summit comes seven years after the first one, when Mr Kim met then-South Korean President Kim Dae-jung. |