It is not the first time that CIA officials have tried to steal Pakistan’s Nuclear secrets. Former DG ISI Lieutenant General Javed Ashraf Qazi has claimed that Pakistan has stopped CIA officials from stealing the Nuclear secrets with the help of Pakistan military officer once again.
According to former ISI head, several CIA officials were arrested in 1994-1995 keep reading…
This sounds good, but offers like these from the Iranian President, have been dismissed by Washington in the past. Ahmadinejad, the Iran’s president, says he is ready to meet Obama in a face to face debate in front of media, so that they can present and discuss the problems and their solutions to settle the disputes between the countries. The Iranian president also plans to visit New York in the U.N general assembly in September.
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Iran will convert the Persian Gulf into a warzone if America tried to damage its Nuclear plan. It will be unsafe for all the nations, deputy head of the Revolutionary Guards Yadollah Javani told the official IRNA news agency on Sunday.
“If the American make the slightest mistake, the security of the region will be endangered. Security in the Persian Gulf should be for all or none,” Javani was quoted as saying to IRNA by AFP. He added,” We will defend ourselves if American or Israel resort to any hostile measures against our vital values.”
The statement was made by Javani when the U.S Joint Chief of Staff told that America was planning to attack Iran in order to take hold of its Nuclear program, however, he added that according to him, attack was not a good idea.
The recession was even worse than the government had thought. The Commerce Department, in revisions issued today, estimates the economy shrank 2.6 percent last year, the steepest drop since 1946. That’s worse than the 2.4 percent decline originally estimated. The economy’s plunge underscores why the unemployment rate surged to 10.1 percent in October, a 26-year high. The GDP (Gross Domestic Product) of 2008 showed zero growth although a 0.4 percent of gain was expected previously. In 2007 also, the economy grew only 1.9 percent, 0.2 percent less than the expected rate of 2.1 percent. Read more…
In response to the statement given by Obama which said that the government in Pyongyang shouldn’t take any provocative measure, the North Korean government stated that they would oppose the U.S and South Korean Naval excercises with “Nuclear Deterrence”.
North Korea will “legitimately counter with their powerful nuclear deterrence the largest-ever nuclear war exercises to be staged by the U.S. and the South Korean puppet forces,” the National Defense Commission said, according to the Korean Central News Agency.
The maneuvers, which involve 20 vessels and 200 aircraft from the U.S. and South Korea, pose a threat to the country’s sovereignty and security, Ri Tong Il, an official with North Korea’s delegation to the Asean Security Forum, told reporters in Hanoi yesterday.
Earlier that day, the foreign minister of North Korea Pak Ui Chun had a meeting with Hillary Clinton that discussed security of Asia’s largest powers. Clinton prohibited the North Korean government to take any provocative steps or to act dangerously. Campaigns promoting such things were strictly condemned urging Kim Jong’s government to change. Read more…
