LA, Beijing to exchange ideas on solving traffic |
- LA, Beijing to exchange ideas on solving traffic
- Chile: Rescue 'capsule' for trapped miners arrives at mine
- Obama is an 'international villain': Iranian speaker
- UK's Labour Party elects Ed Miliband as its new leader
- Quietly, US military opens up to Sikhs
- Pakistan: 2 killed as gunmen fire outside mosque
- 9/11 remarks meant to 'assist' Americans: Ahmadinejad
- Pakistan-bound plane evacuated in Sweden due to bomb threat, suspect detained
- A royal ride: Chopper for a 1-mile flight!
| LA, Beijing to exchange ideas on solving traffic Posted: Two cities notorious for their choked roads are teaming up to share ideas on how to better manage traffic. A Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority executive says he is working on an agreement with his counterpart in Beijing that will lead to an exchange of technical expertise and joint research projects.
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| Chile: Rescue 'capsule' for trapped miners arrives at mine Posted: Chilean officials said the rescue of 33 miners trapped in the San Jose mine in the Atacama desert since August 5th, could take place as early as November.
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| Obama is an 'international villain': Iranian speaker Posted: Iran's parliament speaker on Saturday called US President Barack Obama an "international villain" for saying the United States supports the Iranian people's democratic aspirations.
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| UK's Labour Party elects Ed Miliband as its new leader Posted: Britain's Opposition Labour Party has said that Ed Miliband has been elected as its new leader. Forty-year-old former climate change secretary Ed is the younger brother of 45-year-old former British foreign secretary David Miliband. It was a closely fought battle between the brothers to replace ex-prime minister Gordon Brown who quit in the wake of a humbling election defeat.
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| Quietly, US military opens up to Sikhs Posted: Growing up near the Air Force base in Dayton, Ohio, Tejdeep Singh Rattan knew he wanted to serve in uniform. When the military discouraged him, he persisted but again got a cold shoulder. When he was turned away a third time, Rattan - an observant Sikh with a turban and beard - became suspicious.
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| Pakistan: 2 killed as gunmen fire outside mosque Posted: At least two persons were killed and six others injured when three unidentified gunmen opened fire at a mosque in Bahawalpur in central Pakistan on Saturday. The gunmen, who were travelling on a motorcycle, began firing when people gathered outside the Al-Qamar mosque after the 'Fajr' or pre-dawn prayers in Satellite Town area of Bahawalpur.
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| 9/11 remarks meant to 'assist' Americans: Ahmadinejad Posted: Shrugging of the volley of criticism against him for listing conspiracy theories behind 9/11 attacks at the United Nations, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad underlined that his remarks were meant to help Americans.
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| Pakistan-bound plane evacuated in Sweden due to bomb threat, suspect detained Posted: A plane carrying 273 people bound from Canada for Pakistan landed today at Stockholm's Arlanda airport because of a bomb threat on board, airport and police officials said.
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| A royal ride: Chopper for a 1-mile flight! Posted: Britain's Royal Family has come under criticism, after it emerged that the wife of the Queen's youngest son Prince Edward used a chopper just for travelling a mile, a journey which would have taken four minutes by car.
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