Syria Opposition Will Not Fight Israel

A group of Syrian opposition forces are stationed in the Golan confirmed, they will not attack Israeli forces when the Jewish State was to send troops to Syria. That's because they are the target of attacks by forces of President Bashar al-Assad.

U.S. Want to Send Weapons to Terrorists, Russia Confused

Russian President Vladimir Putin warned the West about the dangers of the distribution of weapons to the Syrian opposition. Putin also wondered why the United States (U.S.) desperate to do that though considered one of the Syrian opposition faction as a terrorist group. 

Government of Egypt Protected Soul & Blood

More than 100 thousand Egyptian government supporters staged to give a warning to the opposition faction of the June 30 demonstration. They vowed to keep the revolution with their blood.

U.S. Wanted wake NATO Asian version?

Ambassador to North Korea to the United Nations (UN) Sin Son-Ho demanded the dissolution of the United Nations Command in South Korea (ROK). According to him, the United States (U.S.) have made use of the army to fight the North and make alliances tubs North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in Asia.

Just Two Weeks Had Wanted To Resign

Rami Hamdallah Palestinian Prime Minister submitted his resignation to President Mahmoud Abbas. In fact, Hamdallah recently inaugurated two weeks ago.

Palestinian Boy Tortured

Report of the United Nations (UN) reveals the fact that the Israeli soldiers torturing Palestinian children. Not only tortured, children are used as human shields even with forced so minesweepers.

Widespread protest, Residents Protest Brazil World Cup

Anti-government demonstrations in Brazil continues to expand. Residents also protested now the World Cup is considered to be a waste of money.

North Korea Will Kill Information Dissemination "Hitler Book"

North Korea was very upset when the media reported statements from New Focus International websites about book distribution work of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf to the communist country's officials. North Korea also threatened to kill the author of the article in situ New Focus International.

G-8 Want Al Qaeda out of Syria

Leaders of the developed countries are meeting in Northern Ireland, Al Qaeda wants to get out of Syria. But they do not talk about the fate of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

"New president of Iran More Dangerous"

Former Israeli intelligence agency (Mossad) who served in Iran said the newly elected President of Iran is much more dangerous than the former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. The agent claimed to be missed Ahmadinejad.

Rouhani Reject Iran Nuclear Program End

Iran's President-elect Hassan Rouhani dismissed the notion that he would delay Iran's nuclear activities. But he hopes to get the agreement of the state to address concerns about Iran's nuclear program run. 

"Iran's Election Results Shows People Want Change"

President of the United States (U.S.), Barack Obama issued his own opinion about the events that took place the Iranian presidential election on June 14. According to Obama, the election result showing the Iranian people want to move in the other direction. 

Yet Nothing, Israel Threatens Directly Rouhani

When the world community to congratulate Hassan Rouhani victory in Iran election, Israel actually being sarcastic. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Iran still can not be trusted. 

The U.S. Received an Invitation Met North Korea

United States (U.S.) welcomed the meeting invitation from North Korea. The meeting was scheduled to discuss the security situation on the Korean Peninsula and the region. 

North Korea Proposes Talk to U.S.

The government of North Korea proposes nuclear talks with high-level security and the United States (U.S.) after a planned meeting with rival South Korea, failed.

Hassan Rouhani wins Iranian presidential election

Moderate cleric Hassan Rouhani won the Iranian presidential election this year. Rouhani managed to win after gaining more than 50 percent.

Former President of Pakistan Official Arrested on Murder

Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf formally arrested on suspicion of ordering the murder of politicians Baluchistan, Akbar Bugti in 2006. The arrest is the order of the anti-terror court of Pakistan. 

Commander of Special Forces Nazi Stay in US

A high-ranking Nazi special forces in World War II is known to live settled in Minnesota, United States (U.S.), since the world war was over. The Nazi commander allegedly lied to the U.S. government, about its status. 

Israel Really Selling Military Technology to Pakistan?

British military document mentions the sale of Israeli military technology to Pakistan. The case was judged to threaten the Jewish State's strategic alliance with India. 

Israeli female soldiers show off her beauty

Israeli female soldier showing off her sexy body again repeated. This time, a video circulated widely contains sexy army and make the military leadership of Israel filled with shame. 

North Korea: Dialog Evil Intentions Clear for South Korea

North Korea to comment on the cancellation of the dialogue between his country and South Korea (ROK). North Korea claims the cancellation was due to the evil intentions of the South Korean reconciliation process. 

Mossad Wanted to Settle Demonstration Turkey

Israel's Director of Intelligence (Mossad) Tamir Pardo reportedly visited the City of Ankara, Turkey, to meet with the Deputy Chief of Intelligence Turkey Hakan Fidan. Fidan Pardo was asked to schedule a meeting with Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan. 

Palestinians Want to Build Base in the village of Israeli Intelligence

The Palestinian Authority reportedly wanted to build a base of Israeli intelligence, Shin Bet, in the village of Beit Ur al-Foka, Beit Ur al-Throne, and Bitunia. But the plan was opposed by a number of parties. 

Historic meeting of North and South Clear

The meeting between the two Koreas carried off. North Korea (North Korea) reportedly rejected the proposed delegation leader South Korea (ROK). 

Japan-US vs Russia-China

Japan joint military exercises with the United States (U.S.). They practice seize an island in a state of war.

Arm Iran Missile Destroyer Old with Modern

Iran launched destroyernya ships that have been aged 50 years to the Persian Gulf. But the ship has now been dismantled in such a way and armed with modern missiles. 

Holds Exercise war in Jordan, the Russia criticized U.S.

Troops United States (U.S.) armed with Patriot missiles and fighter jets launch military exercises in Jordan. Combat training was immediately condemned by Russia. 

Send missiles to Syria, Russia Mandatory Notify Turkey

Russia has promised to deliver S-300 missiles to Syria as a means of defense, but Russia must notify Turkey 15 days before they distribute the weapons. Obligations that are listed in the Montreux Straits Convention signed in 1936.

Conflict subside, North and South Conferences Perform

The historic meeting was conducted by North Korea and South Korea (ROK). These events mark the easing of tensions between the two countries. 

Syrian army sweeps Militant Opposition in Qusair

Syrian forces continued to strengthen its position in the city of Qusair. They swept defense bases still dominated militant opposition.

Obama Welcomes China Power Development

In a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, President of the United States (U.S.), Barack Obama claimed his country very welcome "development of the forces of peace" experienced China today. Obama also take advantage of the meeting was to discuss issues related to cyber security.

Turkish PM: Similar protests also occurred in the European Union

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the Turkish government adopts Islam is against violence. Erdogan reiterated that he was very open to "democratic demands" presented by the protesters in his country.

Talk Missiles, Threatened Syrian Ambassador Expelled

Jordan threatened to repatriate Syrian Ambassador Bahjat Suleiman Suleiman said that right after the Syrian missiles could be stationed on the borders of his country. Syrian missiles also believed to be used to fend off Patriot missiles possessed enemies of the state.

Pro-Government Protesters Ready to Attack Turkey

Support groups Reccep Tayip Prime Minister Erdogan began gathering strength. They intend to attack anti-government protesters.

Places of Worship Burned

A two-storey mosque burnt in London, England. Investigators suspect the fire was intentional and they find no indication hardliners England not far from the remains of the mosque.

Turkey Ready to Face New Tensions Ahead of Departure PM

Turkish police constantly clashed with the demonstrators who rallied since last week. estimated that the latest tensions will increase ahead of the arrival of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan of his visit to Morocco.

North Korea: Japan's been Moral Damage

North Korea finally commented on the statement Osaka Mayor Toru Hashimoto wartime comfort women related. strongly condemned North Korea's statement assumes Hashimoto and Japan had damaged morale.

Taiwan Warship The Target of Anti-Submarine Aircraft

Taiwan warship assigned to protect fishing boats in the Nansha Islands, it has become the target of anti-submarine aircraft of the United States (U.S.). This incident raises a presumption regarding the existence of a dispute between the two countries.

North Korea's Go To Help Assad

Syrian opposition faction claims, military officials North Korea came to Syria to help the forces of President Bashar al-Assad. The opposition also claimed to see a military presence-communist country's military in a conflict zone.

Presidential Support, Protesters Slams Media

The position of Prime Minister of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan increasingly cornered. His partner in the government, President Abdullah Gul, supported the protesters.

China, India, Pakistan boost nuclear arsenals

Stockholm International Peace Research (SIPRI) report, three Asian countries have nuclear weapons adds to atomic weapons. They are China, India and Pakistan.

Turkey Into a Battlefield

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the protest enters fourth day in the country, instead of the one form of action "Turkish Spring". For him, the protests will not be spread like that experienced by Egypt and Libya.

Taliban Denies Attacking The Red Cross

Taliban militants accused of a suicide bomb attack to the headquarters of the International Red Cross (ICRC) in Kabul, Afghanistan. But the Taliban dismissed the attack. 

Visit Morocco, Saudi King Denies Death news

Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz to visit Morocco as part of his state visit. It dismissed the claim that King Abdullah in a state of ill even rumored to have been clinically dead. 

U.S. Sabotage Peace Efforts Pakistan and Taliban

United States (U.S.), which still continue to launch drone attacks into Pakistan, considered to be an attitude that does not want to see peace in Pakistan. This was expressed by a senior pro-Taliban negotiations. 

U.S. Urges Myanmar Eliminate Restrictions for Muslim Children

The government plans to restrict Myanmar's ethnic Rohingya Muslims have only two children, denounced the United States (U.S.). Uncle Sam also urged Myanmar's government to cancel the plan.