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Raul Castro and the Iranian president also held a late-night meeting Wednesday, discussing bilateral relations and world events. “We have common positions on many things,” Ahmadinejad said. “We have been, are and will be together one with the other.” Ahmadinejad took no questions about tensions between his country and Washington over Iran’s nuclear program, and did not comment on the assassination Wednesday of a nuclear scientist working at Iran’s main uranium enrichment facility.
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Salman Khan blackbuck poaching lands him with five year prison sentence in India
NEW DELHI — Bollywood star Salman Khan was convicted Thursday of poaching rare deer in a wildlife preserve two decades ago and sentenced to five years in prison. The busy actor contends he did not shoot the two blackbuck deer…
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GUATEMALA CITY The discovery of a tomb that experts believe might be that of a great Maya queen could redefine the understanding of women’s political roles during the Classic Maya period, experts said Thursday. A team of U.S. and Guatemalan…
That’s not to say sports enthusiasts won’t eat this stuff up, but if you are not a numbers nerd, or obsessed with baseball (or sports in general), I’m not sure how much of a winner “Moneyball” really is
(CBS) The big screen adaptation of Michael Lewis’ bestseller brings jocks and geeks closer than ever in Bennett Miller’s (“Capote”) “Moneyball.” The notion that somewhere along the line a numbers game beat out pure instinct in Major League Baseball is…
They say without further reforms they will boycott the elections, which could damage their legitimacy
AMMAN, Jordan Jordan’s royal palace says the king has dissolved his parliament, setting the stage for elections. Jordan’s government has claimed that the elections emerge from reforms that spared Jordan the Arab Spring uprisings that have toppled four Mideast rulers…
Although the currency crisis is blamed on a combination of factors — including internal government policies — the rush to dump rials appears to reflect an underlying perception that international sanctions have deepened problems such as runaway inflation and soaring prices for imports and that the only safe hedge is to grab dollars for euros
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham says Iranian leaders are to blame for hurting the Iranian economy, sinking the currency rate and rising economic protests. Speaking Wednesday beside Kazakhstan’s foreign minister, Clinton acknowledged the international sanctions have contributed to Iran’s economic…