|
 |
. | The government will function in a reduced capacity until the elections are held, he said.
Kosovo, a predominantly ethnic Albanian province, had been under UN control since 1999, when Nato launched an air raids to stop a Serb crackdown on ethnic Albanian separatists. |
 |
. | In a message to CIA employees on Saturday after Bush’s veto, Hayden said the CIA would continue to work strictly within the law but said its needs were different from that of the U.S. Army and that the CIA needed to follow its own procedures.
“There are methods in CIA’s program that have been briefed to our oversight committees, are fully consistent with the Geneva Convention and current U.S. law, and are most certainly not torture,” Hayden said. |
 |
. | “All contracts will be handled by the central government,” he told a joint press conference in Ankara with his Turkish counterpart Hilmi Guler. “No contracts signed by any regions in Iraq will be recognised by the government of Iraq. Companies will not be allowed to work on Iraqi territory unless their contract is approved by the central government in Baghdad.” |
 |
. | When asked by a reporter whether Khodorkovsky would be pardoned by Medvedev, Putin said: “As far as individuals charged in previous years are concerned, if all the necessary procedures are observed, the question of pardoning is in the competence of the head of state, the president of the Russian Federation.”
Trading partners The Kremlin said discussions would focus on economic ties and joint projects in the energy sphere, particularly the prospective $7.3bn Nord Stream undersea pipeline from Russia under the Baltic Sea to Germany. |
 |
. | Police uses e metal stick and a stone to cut the teenagers hair, just to have fun! They also use to burn the boy’s hair. They simply use light to set fire on his hair, just for laugh!
Just remeber, Muhammad, prophet of Islam had long hair himself! |