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US and other western parts have strongly criticized Iran after its announcement that it could now produce Uranium on an industrial scale. The white house security spokesman has called the Iran to comply to suspend the program. But the Iranian President Mahmud Anejad threatened to withdraw from the nuclear non-proliferation treaty if subjected to further pressure. Denial Lak reports from Washington.
“Concerned about Iran’s nuclear ambitions have US Washington and European capitals. Gorden Jungeral, a spokesman for President Bush’s National Security Council, said Iran was defying international opinion and isolating itself. The US and Europe had both strongly backed UN sanction against Iran imposed by the Security Council when Tehran refused last year to accept a nuclear fuel and technology deal in exchange for ending enrichment. The UN International Atomic Energy Agency is due to release another report on Iran’s capabilities next month. And US could be expected to push tougher after that.”

The British ministry of defense has banned military personnel from selling their experiences to the news media offending a review of official guidelines. The defense sectary D. brown has admitted allowing the fifteen sailors and marines captured in Iran to be paid for review on their return home was not satisfactory.

American researchers say cutting down trees in snow regions might have countering effect on global warming. The findings highlight the complexity of the planet as it previously be announced the mass deforestation contributed to global warming. Juliam Bedfur reports.
“It’s been a woe cry for the environmentalist in recent years. Mass deforestation contributes to the global warming. But that arguments may, now, have to be revised. Scientists in the US have run a simulation effects of large scale clearing. And they found that if trees were to be cut down in the icy northern regions, it actually cool down the earth. The reason snow reflects sunlight and the green pine forest of Russia, Europe and Canada shade tens of thousands hectares of reflective snow.”

One of candidate in Nigeria presidential election has urged the opposition to form a ground allies against governing party. General / of all Nigeria People Party invited all opposition presidential candidates to meet on Thursday in the capital L. just days before Nigeria voters elect local and state representatives and less than two weeks before the presidential election itself. H. V. of the Nigeria police office outlined just how they would ensure the election was peaceful. “We are better to fight areas that will go flash points and what we are trying to do is to ensure that every area if fully covered and fully secured for the elections. That is why you see a lot of movements, officers all over the country.”

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For the first time, the army in Sudan says it now comes under attacks its own territory by troops from neighboring Chad. A Sudanese army spokesman said at least seventeen of its soldiers were killed as they repelled the Chadian forces. A Chadian official said its troops were coursing in Sudan in pursuit of Chadian rebels who attacked its forces. He didn’t confirm any clashes with Sudanese. Earlier, Chad said at least eight of its soldiers and many rebels have been killed in the battle of Chadian side of border. Relations between Chad and Sudan have been strain for several months. And fears of conflicting Darfur could lead to a wide regional war.

President Bush has spoken the importance of achieving an agreement on a comprehensive immigration policy. Speaking during a visiting to / Arizona on the US and Mexico border. He said the issue had to be tackled on several fronts. “this border should be open to trade and allow for immigration, and shut down the criminals in drug dealers and terrorists, K. and smugglers. People are preying the innocent life.” Correspondents say Mr. Bush is trying to secure by partisan for a new policy. Mixing tough security measures with fair tradesmen for legal immigrants in US.

The new health minister in Brazil has called for a wide ranging debate on abortion. Under present law, abortion is only allowed when the life of mother is in risk or in the case of rape. The Minister said he want to treat the discussion as a matter of public health. His remarks come as the Roman Catholic church in brazil prepare for visit by Pope Benedict next month.

Four weeks after the BBC Gaza correspondent Alen Johnsten disappeared on his way home from work.. Relays have been held across the Palestinian territory in London to call for his release. It fears that Mr. johnoson has been abducted, but still no word on who might be holding him. The BBC has said it increasingly greatly concerned

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