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U.N.: All problems with Iran's nuclear program should be resolved peacefully
All the problems with the Iranian nuclear program should be resolved through peaceful dialogue, and Iran must negotiate seriously on the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) proposals, U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon said in an interview with themore
Jihad Jane Pleads Not Guilty
(IsraelNN.com) The Pennsylvania woman known as Jihad Jane, accused of recruiting men on the Internet to wage jihad against Western targets pleaded not guilty on Thursday to all charges against her in a federal court in Philadelphia. She is suspected ofmore
Russia and US to sign new treaty on nuclear arms cuts
DANIEL McLAUGHLIN THE UNITED States and Russia are poised to sign a new nuclear arms reduction treaty, but clashed yesterday over Moscow?s plans to finally launch a controversial nuclear reactor in Iran. Russian and US negotiators have spent almost amore
'Jihad Jane' pleads not guilty in plot to kill cartoonist
PHILADELPHIA ? A Pennsylvania woman who called herself ?Jihad Jane? pleaded not guilty yesterday to charges of providing material support to terrorists and conspiring to kill in a foreign country. Colleen LaRose appeared in federal court in Philadelphiamore
"Jihad Jane" reportedly confessed to role in plot
PHILADELPHIA The Pennsylvania woman who calls herself 'Jihad Jane' has confessed to the FBI about her alleged role in a plot to kill a Swedish cartoonist, according to two people close to the investigation. Colleen LaRose confessed to FBI agents shortlymore
Nato must do more on cyber security
LONDON: Nato must do more to coordinate the international communitys response to the threat of cyber attacks, members of Britains House of Lords said on Thursday. In a report, peers said they were shocked at the lack of cooperation between Nato and othermore
Release of the U.S. State Department's 2009 Human Rights Report (March 12, 2010)
The U.S. Department of State released its 2009 Human Rights Report on Thursday, March 11. The report, required by U.S. law, examines the status of human rights in 196 countries and entities during 2009. The report describes the performance of governmentsmore
Brazilian ambassador: Intercultural dialogue is primary basis of all relations
Azerbaijan, Baku, March 18 / Trend News E.Ostapenko / in Azerbaijan attaches high priority to the development of intercultural dialogue between the two countries as the basis for the development of all other relations. 'We are living in a world with onemore
Still a single-payer man
Here's a parlor game: think of another industry other than insurance that depends on the U.S. government requiring consumers to buy their product. You can't buy a house or a car without legally being obligated to buy insurance. And soon it will be hardmore
'Jihad Jane' denies terror charges
A Pennsylvania woman who called herself 'Jihad Jane' pleaded not guilty yesterday to charges of providing material support to terrorists and conspiring to kill in a foreign country. Colleen LaRose appeared in federal court in Philadelphia accused ofmore
US, Russia clash over startup of Iran nuke plant
MOSCOW - U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and her Russian counterpart clashed openly Thursday over the planned launch this summer of Iran's first, Russian-built nuclear power plant, highlighting a split in views over how to steer Iran awaymore
Clinton in Moscow for Mideast, nuclear arms
US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Thursday opened two days of talks with Russian leaders on nuclear arms control and other security issues, and separately with top international diplomats on the outlook for bringing Israel and themore
Israeli ambassador: Bond with US unbreakable
In New York Times op-ed, Ambassador Oren says spat over east Jerusalem construction 'unfortunate,' but not low point in Israel?US ties. 'All Jewish neighborhoods in capital will remain part of Israel after any peace deal,' he says Ynet 03.18.10, 10:16more
"Jihad Jane" pleads not guilty to terrorism
A Pennsylvania woman who called herself 'Jihad Jane' pleaded not guilty on Thursday to charges of providing material support to terrorists and conspiring to kill in a foreign country. Colleen LaRose appeared in federal court in Philadelphia accused ofmore
'Jihad Jane' pleads not guilty in US domestic terror case
A blonde American, who dubbed herself Jihad Jane and allegedly tried to use her looks to avoid detection, has pleaded not guilty to recruiting Islamic militants in the latest homegrown terrorism case. Pennsylvania resident Colleen LaRose, 46, smiled andmore
Russia eyes 1/4 of world nuclear reactor market-Putin
* Will spend $6 billion on sector in 2010 * Russia to boost nuclear power use at home * Seeks foreign investors VOLGODONSK, Russia, March 18 - Russia will strive to control a quarter of the global nuclear power market and will boost nuclear energy use atmore
US rep: Pa. Jihad Jane terror suspect cooperated
In this photo of a sketch by courtroom artist Janet Hamlin, Colleen LaRose pleaded not guilty before U.S. Magistrate Lynne A. Sitarski at the U.S. Courthouse in Philadelphia, Thursday, March 18, 2010. LaRose, who authorities say dubbed herself "Jihadmore
A Sturdy Support for US-Korean Relations
US Ambassador to South Korea Kathleen Stephens talks with South Korean Foreign Minister Yoo Myung-Hwan on Apr. 5, 2009 in Tokyo. (Chung Sung-Jun/) WASHINGTON, February 25, 2010 - Secretary of State Hillary Clinton once said that there are three legs tomore
'JihadJane' pleads not guilty in US
A blonde American, who dubbed herself JihadJane and allegedly tried to use her looks to avoid detection, has pleaded not guilty to recruiting Islamic militants. Pennsylvania resident Colleen LaRose, 46, smiled and appeared relaxed as she deniedmore
"Jihad Jane" pleads not guilty
PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - A Pennsylvania woman who called herself 'Jihad Jane' pleaded not guilty on Thursday to charges of providing material support to terrorists and conspiring to kill in a foreign country. Colleen LaRose appeared in federal court inmore
Congressman: US terror suspect called Jihad Jane co-operated in international probe
By Maryclaire Dale, The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA - A woman accused of trolling the Internet as Jihad Jane and agreeing to marry a suspected terrorist and kill a Swedish artist targeted by radical Muslims co-operated with authorities, a congressmanmore
'Jihad Jane' story is stranger than fiction
Is there anything more camera-ready for the 'Lifetime' channel than the story of 'Jihad Jane' terror suspect Colleen LaRose? Middle-age White woman in small-town Pennsylvania tends to sickly old guy by day and accused of plotting terror attacks on themore
U.S. ambassador: Sino-U.S. ties stable enough to weather differences
BEIJING, March 18 (Xinhua) -- U.S. Ambassador to China Jon Huntsman Thursday said the U.S.- China relationship is mature and stable enough to weather differences between the two countries. Huntsman made the remarks in his speech, '2010: The Year ofmore
Belarus-China ties expected to deepen with Chinese vice president's visit: ambassador
BEIJING, March 18 (Xinhua) -- Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping's upcoming visit to Belarus will bring fresh momentum to the development of the two countries' relations, Anatoly Tozik, Belarusian Ambassador to China, said at a press conference in Beijingmore
'JihadJane' pleads not guilty in domestic terror case (AFP)
PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania (AFP) A blonde American who dubbed herself "JihadJane" pleaded not guilty Thursday to recruiting Islamist militants in the latest home-grown terrorism case. Pennsylvania resident Colleen LaRose, 46, smiled and appeared relaxedmore
Russian ecologists slam 'horrifying' nuclear waste bill
by Staff Writers Moscow (AFP) March 17, 2010 Russian environmentalists and opposition activists Wednesday condemned as "irresponsible" a bill on the disposal of nuclear waste that is being debated by the Russian parliament. The bill was passed in itsmore
Congressman: US terror suspect called Jihad Jane co-operated in international probe
PHILADELPHIA - A woman accused of trolling the Internet as Jihad Jane and agreeing to marry a suspected terrorist and kill a Swedish artist targeted by radical Muslims co-operated with authorities, a congressman said. Colleen LaRose pleaded not guiltymore
Moscow exploits Georgian President Saakashvili?s assassination, Russian invasion hoax
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JihadJane pleads not guilty in US
A blonde American, who dubbed herself JihadJane and allegedly tried to use her looks to avoid detection, has pleaded not guilty to recruiting Islamic militants. Pennsylvania resident Colleen LaRose, 46, smiled and appeared relaxed as she deniedmore
'JihadJane' pleads not guilty
PHILADELPHIA (Pennsylvania) - A BLONDE American who dubbed herself 'JihadJane' pleaded not guilty on Thursday to recruiting Islamist militants in the latest home-grown terrorism case. Pennsylvania resident Colleen LaRose, 46, smiled and appeared relaxedmore