September 28th, 2010
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September 28th, 2010
Four southern Mexican states were drenched by the remnants of Tropical Storm Matthew on Monday, the National Water Commision (CONAGUA) said.
State Chiapas was worst hit with 257 mm of rain, followed by neighboring Oaxaca with 191 mm, and Gulf of Mexico state Veracruz with 182 mm. Tabasco was comparatively less hit with 101 mm of rain, the agency said in a statement.
CONAGUA also published a photo of Matthew changing into multiple small storms mainly over Tabasco and Chiapas on its website, and it suggested people living along riverside on the boundary between the two states move to higher ground as the water “will rise very rapidly.”
The storm, which is already weakened, passed through Central American country Nicaragua on Friday and made landfalls there. Then it crossed into Honduras and toppled utility poles, causing a power outage lasting for hours.
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September 28th, 2010
Pakistan has strongly protested to ISAF/NATO on the two incidents of aerial engagements from the Afghanistan side into Pakistani territory by ISAF/NATO helicopters, the Foreign Ministry said Monday.
A NATO spokesman in Afghanistan says that the airstrikes into Pakistan were carried out after the militants attacked a small Afghan security outpost near the border.
The spokesman justified the rare NATO strikes based on “the right of self-defense.”
“These incidents are a clear violation and breach of the UN mandate under which ISAF operates,” a Pakistan Foreign Ministry spokesman said.
“The said mandate ‘terminates/finishes’ at the Afghanistan border. There are no agreed ‘hot pursuit’ rules. Any impression to the contrary is not factually correct. Such violations are unacceptable,” he said in a statement.
He said ISAF/NATO has been asked not to participate in any military action that violates the UN mandate and infringes upon Pakistan’s sovereignty. “In the absence of immediate corrective measures, Pakistan will be constrained to consider response options,” he said.
The spokesman said Pakistan has always emphasized the need for coordinated and joint action against forces inimical to regional and global peace.
“Pakistan has boldly and at a great cost countered terrorists. Element of trust followed by capacity enhancement of Pakistan’s armed forces was stressed. The demarche has been relayed to NATO Headquarters in Brussels,” he said.
Meanwhile Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik Monday described as violation of the country’s sovereignty the NATO helicopters airstrikes into Pakistan, which reportedly killing more than 50 militants.
A senator from the main opposition Muslim League-Nawaz party led by former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, agitated the issue in the Senate, upper house of the parliament, and termed the strikes as a serious issue.
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September 26th, 2010
A U.S. university student died after being shot at a private party overnight, the shooting also injured four other people, U.S. police reported Saturday.
Essex County prosecutor officer said that Jessica Moore, a 19-year-old Seton Hall University student in New Jersey, was convinced dead from her injuries at 3:20 p.m. local time.
Moore had been hospitalized in critical condition after the shooting just after midnight. Four others, who have not been identified, were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.
According to local police, the shooter was a man who was denied access to the party, then left and returned with a handgun. The shooter remains at large. Police are offering a 10,000 U.S. dollars reward to capture the suspect.
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September 26th, 2010
The Panamanian police have seized nearly eight tons of cocaine in two operations in the past 48 hours, said a spokesman of the National Aeronavel Service (SENAN) on Saturday.
According to the SENAN, the second seizure occurred Friday on the Atlantic coast with an amount of almost five tons of cocaine, a record quantity so far this year, following a seizure of three tons of cocaine on Thursday.
On Thursday police seized the first three tons of cocaine on the Atlantic coast of Colon province, 80 km northwest of the capital. The second seized took place Friday near the mouth of Belen river, about 300 km northwest of the capital.
A total of 4,926 packages of cocaine have been seized at the mouth of Belen river but no suspects get arrested, said the SENAN spokesman Vladimir Rodriguez.
Rodriguez said the second operation called “Harvest 2010″ was a follow-up to Thursday’s operation “Belen 2010.”
The coastal areas of Panama are often used by Colombian and Mexican international drug-traffickers as a channel to enter the United States and Europe. In 2009, the Panamanian authorities seized about 50 tons of cocaine.
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September 24th, 2010
Three people were injured when a bomb hidden in a garbage bin exploded Friday evening, local media reported.
The explosion occurred at 5:27 p.m. on Soi 29 off Rama 3 Road, Jor Sor 100, a local traffic radio said.
A bowl shopkeeper near the explosion site threw a black plastic bag with the bomb into the garbage bin around 4 p.m., a correspondent of NBT, the state TV said in a phone interview.
A 52-year-old man and two female university students were slightly injured in the blast. They have been rushed to a nearby hospital, the NBT said.
A Bangkok police deputy chief has arrived and inspected the scene, the NBT said.
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September 24th, 2010
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights (AICHR) closed its third meeting here on Friday.
According to a statement released on Friday by the ASEAN Secretariat, the four-day meeting discussed the implementation of the Priority Programs/Activities for 2010-2011 as a follow-up to its adoption at the recent 43rd ASEAN Ministerial Meeting in Hanoi, Vietnam.
The representatives also discussed the process of drawing up the Indicative Budget for the remaining period 2012-2015 to finalize the five-year Work Plan.
The meeting also discussed the preparation for the drafting of the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration (AHRD). The next Meeting of AICHR is expected to take place in November in Thailand.
On the sidelines of the meeting, AICHR also met with the working group for ASEAN Human Rights Mechanism, which is an entity associated with ASEAN. The two sides exchanged views on the directions for their future cooperation.
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September 24th, 2010
The annual General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on Friday adopted a resolution supporting the six-party talks as an effective mechanism for dealing with the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue.
The resolution “calls upon all the parties concerned to make joint efforts for the resumption of the talks at an appropriate time in the future.”
The resolution also notes that “a Korean Peninsula free of nuclear weapons would contribute positively to regional and global peace and security.”
The six-party talks, launched in 2003, involves China, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Japan, South Korea, Russia and the United States.
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September 24th, 2010
Political parties, granted for running for the forthcoming multi-party general election, started canvassing for vote through the state radio and television on Friday.
The National Unity Party (NUP), led by U Tun Yi, was the first one of the 37 registered parties, making speeches in a 15 minutes’ airing.
The Union Election Commission has worked out a schedule for the 37 granted election contesting political parties to canvass for vote in turns everyday using the state-run radio and TV to present their policies and undertakings to the country people.
The airing of the canvassing will last until Oct. 30 before the election on Nov. 7.
U Khin Maung Gyi, joint general secretary of the NUP, stressed on the national consolidation, adding that all national races should be equal for the development.
He said that the NUP adheres to the social market economy policy.
On foreign affairs, the party persists in the independent and active foreign policy.
The commission designated 330 constituencies for the parliamentary house of representatives election and 12 constituencies for the parliamentary house of nationalities election in each region or state across the country’s 14 states and regions in running for the election.
It also designated two constituencies for each township for election of parliamentary representatives in each region or state and one constituency for election of parliamentary representatives for each ethnic minority in each region or state.
The constituencies are scattered in townships in Kachin, Kayah, Kayin, Mon, Rakhine, Shan and Chin states, Sagaing, Tanintharyi, Bago, Magway, Ayeyawaddy, Yangon and Mandalay regions.
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September 24th, 2010
Leaders of the United States and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) on Friday issued a joint statement aimed to deepen their relations, in the wake of the second U.S.-ASEAN leaders’ meeting.
The statement said ASEAN, a regional bloc grouping ten Southeast Asian states, appreciated the United States’ sustained engagement with its members.
The two sides agreed to further deepen the current partnership and welcomed the idea to elevate it to a “strategic level,” said the statement.
They also welcome a rebound of trade between the two sides, said the statement, citing a 28-percent increase of two-way ASEAN- U.S. trade in goods in the first six months of this year.
The 25-point statement covers a wide range of issues, including climate change, economy, and non-proliferation.
In his opening speech at the meeting, U.S. President Barack Obama vowed to deepen U.S.-ASEAN relations, saying his country has an enormous stake in the region.
“As President, I’ve, therefore, made it clear that the United States intends to play a leadership role in Asia,” he said.
Obama said the cooperation between the United States and ASEAN will focus on creating sustainable economic growth, as well as on deepening political and security cooperation.
Obama, since taking office in January 2009, has been stepping up efforts to restore U.S. influence in Southeast Asia, a region ignored by the previous Bush administration.
Having met with all ten ASEAN leaders for the first time last year in Singapore, Obama has confirmed that he will attend the East Asia summit due to be held next year in Jakarta, capital of Indonesia.
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September 18th, 2010
When we hear about now, of trading in gold, the rating is expressed in ounces, but if you are not at the heart of the problem, because obviously most of us do not buy gold, every day, this raises the question of what constitutes an ounce of gold or an ounce of silver or other precious metal.
So today, the troy ounce, which is used for the quotation of precious metals, among other things for gold and silver per troy ounce oz t’s symbol, which is equal to one twelfth of the pound troy, after the city of Troyes, is 31.103 4768 grams in troy weight system. The ounce is a former unit of mass, which is still used in some countries, the value of an ounce is between 24 and 33 grams.
The ounce of gold Gold is a substance listed in globally (Gold Exchange Standard) and have been since the year 1944. Global prices of gold are fixed in U.S. dollars per ounce. Gold is quoted, in physical form at the London Stock Exchange as futures contracts in New York. In the case of gold, the price is expressed per one ounce of pure gold (troy ounce weighs, we remind 31.1034768 grams) Price of gold to date: 17/11/2009 1 kg of gold ingot Gold: 36537.716 24616.126 dollars or euros, Ounce Gold: 1136.45 dollars or 765,647 euros. This listing is revised daily as the price of gold rises and falls each day. Currently the price of gold, continues to climb. For many individual gold is a safe haven! the price of gold has increased about 30% over a year.
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September 18th, 2010
The ounce of gold on the market reached a historic high! yesterday November 16, 2009. The rise of gold is found by a dollar that is weak! Yesterday in London and New York, an ounce of gold was 1,140 dollars.
The gold highlights rising, central banks, are not foreign to
this increase. We learned in early November that the Central Bank ofIndia, had bought the IMF, International Monetary Fund, 200 tons of gold for $ 6.7 billion, in fact IMF needs money to help countries in the monetary turmoil. The China also buys lots of gold, no longer trust the U.S. economy. To diversify its reserves, Sri Lanka, also bought gold during the past week.
The gold price , rises as there are many fears from investors on the announced resumption but especially by inflation. In one week the price of gold, rose 3.15% and the gold price rose 7.27% on the month.
It begs the question if an ounce of gold will reach next year’s worth $ 2000! Some analysts predict that the rising price of gold will continue as the U.S. dollar will continue to go down, as that the U.S. central bank, the Fed will not increase its key interest rate. Keeping interest rates at levels that are extremely low, the risks of inflation, the buying by central banks, and declining mine production of gold, investors worldwide have thus all turned to gold. At all times we must know that gold is and will remain a safe haven.
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