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The Russian Authorities have again denied any involvement in the death of a former Russian Intelligence Agent who died in London amid suspicion that he’d been poisoned. A spokesman for President Putin called the death of Alexander Litvinenko a terrible tragedy but described a sheer nonsense allegations that Moscow might have been involved. But in a written statement released after his death on Thursday, Mr. Litvinenko personally blamed Mr. Putin. Rob Norris reports.

“The statement was read out outside the hospital in which Mr. Litvinenko died by his friend Alex Goldfarb. In it Mr. Litvinenko addressed President Putin directly, saying you may succeed in silencing me, but that silence comes at a price; you have shown yourself to be as barbaric and ruthless as your most hostile critics have claimed. Meanwhile British police are keeping an open mind, saying only that their investigating the case as an unexplained death.”

European Union leaders are meeting President Putin in Helsinki for a summit that’s been hamstrung by Poland’s refusal to start talks on a new cooperation pack between the two sides. The start of discussions on a strategic agreement covering energy, migration, trade and human rights was to be the center piece of the summit, but Poland declined to lift its veto until Russia agrees to end an import ban on some Polish goods.

Supporters of the prominent Iraqi Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr have threatened to pull out of Iraq’s National Unity Cabinet on Parliament if Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki meets President Bush as planned next week in Jordan. The group said that the US troop should be held responsible for attacks on a Shiite suburb of Baghdad, in which more than 200 people died because they’d failed to improve security there. From Baghdad, our correspondent Andy Gilligan reports.

“The political group of the radical Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr has 30 MPs in Iraq’s National Unity Government. The group is a key supporter of the Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and what instrumental is an appointment. Now they are offering him a stark choice. If Mr. al-Maliki goes ahead with the planned meeting with President George Bush in Gordon, the party has threatened to withdraw from the Parliament and the Cabinet. The group accused American forces of colluding with Sunni extremists. The group is now calling for a timetable for the withdrawal of US-led forces.”

You are listening to the world news from the BBC.

Israeli officials have dismissed an offer by Palestinian militant groups to stop firing rocks into Israel if the Israelis first agree to end their attacks on Palestinians. An Israeli Government spokeswoman said the militant had offered only a partial ceasefire.

China and Pakistan have signed a number of defense and trade deals but have stopped short of announcing a new agreement on nuclear power. The agreements came as China’s President Hu Jintao met the Pakistani leader General Pervez Musharraf in Islamabad. It’s the first visit in a decade by a top Chinese leader to Beijing’s traditional South Asian ally. Barbara Plette reports from Islamabad.

“The five-year packed aims to significantly strengthen bilateral trade, which currently stands at around 4 billion dollars a year. It also aims to promote economic cooperation. Cheap Chinese goods are wildly available in the market here. But Pakistan is looking for Beijing to invest in Special Economic Zones that would also boost local infrastructural industry. The Chinese leader Hu Jintao noted that energy cooperation was also an important part of the overall relationship. China has helped Pakistan build two civil nuclear power plants and he said such collaboration would continue.”

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  2年前   cxyf413:
The Russian authorities have again denied any involvement in the death of former Russian intelligence agent who died in London and admitted suspicion that he’d been poisoned. A spokesman for President Putin called the death of Alexander Litvinenko a terrible tragedy, but described to share nonsense allegations that Moscow might have been involved. But in a written statement released after his death on Thursday, Mr. Litvinenko personally blamed Mr. Putin. * reports.

The statement was right out outside the hospital in which Mr. Litvinenko died by his friend Alex Goldfarb. In it, Mr. Litvinenko addressed President Putin directly saying you may succeed in the silence in me but that silence comes at a price. You have shown yourself to be as * and ruthless as your most hostile critics of claim. Meanwhile British police are keeping an open mind saying only that they are investigating the case as an unexplained death.

European Union Leaders are meeting President Putin in * for a summit that has been hamstrung by Poland’s refusal to start talks on the new cooperation pack between the two sides. The start of the discussions on the strategic agreement covering energy migration trade and human rights wants to be the center piece of summit. But Poland’s declined to lift its veto until Russia agrees to end an import ban on some Poland’s goods.

Supporters of the prominent Iraqi Shia cleric Moqtada Sadr have threatened to pull out of Iraq’s National Unity Cabinet and Parliament if Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki meets president Bush as planed next week in Jordan. The groups said the US troops should be held responsible for attacks on tthe Shia Suburb of Baghdad, in which more than 200 people died, because they’d failed to improve security there. From Baghdad, our correspondent Andy Gilligan reports. .

The political group of the radical shia cleric Moqtada Sadr has 30 MPs in Iraq’s National Unity government. The group is a key supporter of the Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, and what’s instrumental is appointment. Now they offer him a stock choice if Mr. Maliki goes ahead with a planed meeting with President George Bush in Jordan, the party has threatened to withdraw from the parliament and the cabinet. The groups accused American forces of * with Sunni extremists. The group is now calling for the timetable for the withdrawal of US-led forces.

You are listening to the world news from the BBC.

Israeli officials have dismissed an offer by Palestinian militant groups to stop fire rockets into Israel if the Israel’s first agreed to end their attacks on Palestinians. An Israeli government’s spokeswoman said the militants should offered only a partial ceasefire.

China and Pakistan have signed a number of defense and trade deals but have stopped short of announcing a new agreement on nuclear power. The agreements came as China’s President Hu Jintao met the Pakistani leader General Pervez Musharraf in Islamabad. It’s the first visit in a decade by top Chinese leader to Beijing’s traditional South Asian ally. * reports from Islamabad.

The five-year packed aims to significantly strengthen bilateral trade which currently stands at around 4 billion dollars a year. It also aims to promote the economic cooperation. Cheap Chinese goods are widely available in the market here. But Pakistan is looking for Beijing to invest in special economic zones that would also boost to local infrastructure and industry. The Chinese leader Hu Jintao noted that energy cooperation was also an important part of the overall relationship. China has help Pakistan build two civil nuclear power plants and he said such collaboration would continue.

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  2年前   xuebaosz:
The Russian authorities have again denied an involvement with the death of former intelligent agent who died in London amid suspicion has been poisoned. A spokesman of president Putin called the death about Alexander - a terrible tragedy, but described the sheer nonsense allegations Moscow might be involved. But in a written statement released after his death on Thursday Mr. – personally blamed Mr.Putin, - reports. The statement was – outside the hospital in which – died by his friend -, in it Mr. – addressing president Putin directly, saying you may succeed in silencing me but that silence comes at a price you have shown me yourself to be as –ruthless as most of your hostile critics claimed. Meanwhile British police keeps an open mind saying only that they are investigating the case as an unexplained death.
European Union leaders have met president Putin in – for summits that has been – by Poland refusal to start talks on unclear cooperation package between two sides. The start of discussions on strategic agreement covering energy, migration, trade and human right once to be the center piece of the summit. But Poland declined to lift its veto until Russian agreed to end its import ban on some Polish goods.
The supporters of permanent Iraqi Shiite cleric - have threatened to pull out Iraqi national unity cabinet and parliament if Iraq prime minister – meets President Bush as planed next week in Jordan. The group said the US troops has been held responsible for attacks on Shiite suburb in Baghdad in which more than two hundred people died because they failed improve security there. Form Baghdad out correspondent – reports. The political group of radical Shiite – has thirty EMPs in Iraq national unity government. The group is the key supporter of prime minister - and what – them is appointment, now they offer him a stock choice, if the prime minister goes ahead with a planed meeting with President –George Bush in Jordan the party has threatened to withdraw from the parliament and cabinet. The group accused American forces of – with – extremists; the group is now calling for the timetable for the withdrawal of the US led forces.
Israel officials have dismissed the offer by Palestinian military group to stop firing rockets into Israel if the Israel first agreed to end its attacks. The Israeli government spokesman - said the militants offered only a partial ceasefire.
China and Pakistan have sighed number of defense trade deals but have stop short of announcing new agreement on unclear power. The agreement came as president HU met the Pakistan leader general – in -. It is the first visit in decades by Chinese top leader to Beijing’s traditional south Asian ally. – reports from -. The five year package aimed to significantly stress bilateral trade which currently stands as around four billion dollars a year; it also aims to promote economic cooperation. Cheap Chinese goods are widely available in the market here. But Pakistan is looking for Beijing to invest special economic zones that will also boost to local infrastructure industry Chinese. The Chinese leader hua – the energy cooperation is also an important part of the overall relationship. China has helped Pakistan build two civic unclear power plants as he said such cooperation will continue.


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  2年前   cigmaair:
The Russian authorities have again denied any involvement in the death of a former Russian intelligence agent who died in London amidst the suspicion that he was poisoned. A spokesman of President Putin called the death of Alexander Litvinenko a terrible tragedy, but described to share (?) nonsense allegations that Moscow might have been involved. But in a written statement released after his death on Thursday, Mr. Litvinenko personally blamed Mr. Putin. Robin Norris (?) reports:

“The statement was widened out (?) outside the hospital in which Mr. Livinenko died by his friend Alex Goldfarb. In it Livinenko addressed President Putin directly, saying: you may succeed in silencing me, but that silence comes at a price. You have shown yourself to be as barbaric and ruthless as your most hostile critics have claimed. Meanwhile, British police are keeping an open mind, saying only to learn (?) investigating the case as an unexplained death.”

European Union leaders are meeting President Putin in Helsinki for a summit that has been hamstrung by Poland’s refusal to start talks on a new corporation pack between the two sides. The start of discussions on a strategic agreement covering energy, migration, trade and human rights was to be in the center piece of the summit, but Poland declined to lift its veto until Russia regressed to end the import ban on some Polish goods.

Supporters of the prominent Iraqi Shi'a Cleric Muqtada al Sadr have threatened to pluck off (?) Iraq national unity cabinet and parliament if PM Nuri Al Maliki meets President Bush as planned next week in Jordan. The group said that US troops should be responsible for attacks on a Shiites suburb of Baghdad in which more than 200 people died, because they failed to improve security there. From Baghdad, our correspondent Andy Ghalahan (?) reports:

“The political group of the radical Shi'a Cleric Muqtada al Sadr has 30 MPs in Iraq’s national unity government. The group is a key supporter of the PM Nuri Al Maliki, and weighs (?) instrumentally in its appointment. Now they are offering him a stock choice: if Mr. Nuri Al Maliki goes ahead with a planned meeting with President George Bush in Jordan, the party have threatened to withdraw from the parliament and the cabinet. The group accused American forces of colluding with Sunnite extremists. The group is now calling for a timetable for the withdrawal of US allied forces.”

You are listening to the world news from the BBC.

Israeli officials have dismissed an offer by Palestinian militant groups to stop firing rockets to Israel, if the Israelis first agree to end their attacks on Palestinians. Israeli government spokeswoman said the militants offered only a partial ceasefire.

China and Pakistan have signed a number of defensive trade deals, but have stopped short (?) announcing a new agreement on nuclear power. The agreements came as China’s Prisident Hu Jintao met the Pakistan leader General Pervez Musharraf in Islamabad. It’s the first visit in a decade by a top Chinese leader to Beijing’s traditional South Asian ally. Porber Replets (?) reports from Islamabad:

The five-year pact aims to significantly strengthen bilateral trade, which currently stands at around $4b a year. It also aims to promote economic corporation. Cheap Chinese goods are widely available in the markets here. But Pakistan is looking for Beijing to invest in special economic zones that would also boost local infrastructure and industry. The Chinese leader Hu Jintao noted that energy corporation was also an important part of the overall relationship. China has helped Pakistan build two civil nuclear power plants, and he said such corporation would continue.

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  2年前   xzbaijie:
The Russian Authorities have again denied any involvement in the death of the former Russian Intelligence Agent who died in London amid suspicion that he’s been poisoned. A spokesman for President Putin called the death of Alexander Litvinenko a terrible tragedy but described as sheer nonsense allegations that Moscow might have been involved. But in a written statement released after his death on Thursday, Mr. Litvinenko personally blamed Mr. Putin. R. N. reports.

“The statement was read out outside the hospital in which Mr. Litvinenko died by his friend Mr. Alex Goldfarb. In it Mr. Litvinenko addressed President Putin directly, saying you may succeed in silencing me, but that silence come at a price; you have shown yourself to be as barbaric and ruthless as your most hostile critics have claimed. Meanwhile British police are keeping an open mind, saying only that their investigating the case as an unexplained death.”

European Union leaders are meeting President Putin in Helsinki for a summit that’s been hamstrung by Poland’s refusal to start talks on nuclear operation pack between the two sides. The start of discussions on a strategic agreement covering energy, migration, trade and human rights was to be the center piece of the summit, but Poland declaimed to lift its veto until Russian agrees to end an import ban on some Polish goods.

Supporters of the prominent Iraqi Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr have threatened to pull out of Iraq’s National Unity Cabinet on Parliament if Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki meets President Bush as planed next week in Gordon. The group said that the US troop should be held responsible for attacks on a Shiite suburb of Baghdad, in which more than 200 people died because they’d failed to improve security there. From Baghdad, our correspondent Andy Gilligan reports.

“The political group of the radical Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr has 30 MPs in Iraq’s National Unity Government. The group is a key supporter of the Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and what instrumental is an appointment. Now they are offering him a stock choice. If Mr. al-Maliki goes ahead with the planed meeting with President George Bush in Gordon, the party has threatened withdrawal from the Parliament and the Cabinet. The group accused American forces of colluding with Sunni extremists. The group is now calling for a timetable for the withdrawal of US-led forces.”

You are listening to the world news from the BBC.

Israeli officials have dismissed an offer by Palestinian militant groups to stop firing rocks into Israel if the Israelis first agree to end their attacks on Palestinians. An Israeli Government spokeswoman said the militant had offered only a partial ceasefire.

China and Pakistan have signed a number of defense and trade deals but have stopped short of announcing a new agreement on nuclear power. The agreement came as China’s President Hu Jintao met the Pakistan leader General Pervez Musharraf in Islamabad. It’s the first visit in a decade by a top Chinese leader to Beijing’s traditional south Asian ally. Barbara Plette reports from Islamabad.

“The five-year packed aims to significantly strengthen bilateral trade, which currently stands at around 4 billion dollars a year. It also aims to promote economic cooperation. Cheap Chinese goods are wildly available in the market here. But Pakistan is looking for Beijing to invest in Special Economic Zones that would also boost local infrastructure industry. The Chinese leader Hu Jintao noted that energy cooperation was also an important part of the overall relationship. China has helped Pakistan build two civil nuclear power plants and he said such cooperation would continue.”

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  2年前   arnoldchan:
BBC world news with Martin Hendli. The Russian Authorities have again denied any involvement in the death of the former Russian Intelligence Agent who died in London amid suspicion that he’s been poisoned. A spokesman for President Putin called the death of Alexander Litvinenko a terrible tragedy but described as sheer nonsense allegations that Moscow might have been involved. But in a written statement released after his death on Thursday, Mr. Litvinenko personally blamed Mr. Putin. R. N. reports. "The statement was read out outside the hospital in which Mr. Litvinenko died by his friend Mr. Alex Goldfarb. In it Mr. Litvinenko addressed President Putin directly, saying you may succeed in silencing me, but that silence come at a price; you have shown yourself to be as barbaric and ruthless as your most hostile critics have claimed. Meanwhile British police are keeping an open mind, saying only that their investigating the case as an unexplained death. ” European Union leaders are meeting President Putin in Helsinki for a summit that’s been hamstrung by Poland’s refusal to start talks on a new operation pack between the two sides. The start of discussions on a strategic agreement covering energy, migration, trade and human rights was to be the center piece of the summit, but Poland declaimed to lift its veto until Russian agrees to end an import ban on some Polish goods. Supporters of the prominent Iraqi Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr have threatened to pull out of Iraq’s National Unity Cabinet on Parliament if Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki meets President Bush as planed next week in Gordon. The group said that the US troop should be held responsible for attacks on a Shiite suburb of Baghdad, in which more than 200 people died because they’d failed to improve security there. From Baghdad, our correspondent Andy Gilligan reports. "The political group of the radical Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr has 30 MPs in Iraq’s National Unity Government. The group is a key supporter of the Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and what instrumental is an appointment. Now they are offering him a stock choice. If Mr. al-Maliki goes ahead with the planed meeting with President George Bush in Gordon, the party has threatened withdrawal from the Parliament and the Cabinet. The group accused American forces of colluding with Sunni extremists. The group is now calling for a timetable for the withdrawal of US-led forces. ” You are listening to the world news from the BBC. Israeli officials have dismissed an offer by Palestinian militant groups to stop firing rocks into Israel if the Israelis first agree to end their attacks on Palestinians. An Israeli Government spokeswoman *** said the militant had offered only a partial ceasefire. China and Pakistan have signed a number of defense and trade deals but have stopped short of announcing a new agreement on nuclear power. The agreement came as China’s President Hu Jintao met the Pakistan leader General Pervez Musharraf in Islamabad. It’s the first visit in a decade by a top Chinese leader to Beijing’s traditional south Asian ally. Barbara Plette reports from Islamabad. "The five-year packed aims to significantly strengthen bilateral trade, which currently stands at around 4 billion dollars a year. It also aims to promote economic cooperation. Cheap Chinese goods are wildly available in the market here. But Pakistan is looking for Beijing to invest in Special Economic Zones that would also boost local infrastructure industry. The Chinese leader Hu Jintao noted that energy cooperation was also an important part of the overall relationship. China has helped Pakistan build two civil nuclear power plants and he said such colaboration would continue. ”
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  2年前   紫焰:
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The Russian authorities have again denied any involvement in the death of a former Russian Intelligence Agent who died in London amid suspicion that he’d been poisoned. A spokesman for President Putin called the death of Alexander Litvinenko a terrible tragedy but described a sheer nonsense allegations that Moscow might have been involved. But in a written statement released after his death on Thursday, Mr. Litvinenko personally blamed Mr. Putin. Rob Norris reports.

“The statement was read out outside the hospital in which Mr. Litvinenko died by his friend Mr. Alex Goldfarb. In it, Mr. Litvinenko addressed President Putin directly, saying “you may succeed in silencing me, but that silence comes at a price; you have shown yourself to be as barbaric and ruthless as your most hostile critics have claimed.” Meanwhile British police are keeping an open mind, saying only that their investigating the case as an unexplained death.”

European Union leaders are meeting President Putin in Helsinki for a summit that’s been hamstrung by Poland’s refusal to start talks on a new cooperation pack between the two sides. The start of discussions on a strategic agreement covering energy, migration, trade and human rights was to being the center piece of the summit, but Poland declined to lift its veto until Russia agrees to end an import ban on some Polish goods.

Supporters of the prominent Iraqi Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr have threatened to pull out of Iraq’s National Unity Cabinet on Parliament if Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki meets President Bush as planned next week in Jordan. The group said that the US troop should be held responsible for attacks on a Shiite suburb of Baghdad, in which more than 200 people died because they’d failed to improve security there. From Baghdad, our correspondent Andy Gilligan reports.

“The political group of the radical Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr has 30 MPs in Iraq’s National Unity Government. The group is a key supporter of the Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and what instrumental is an appointment. Now they are offering him a stark choice. If Mr. al-Maliki goes ahead with the planned meeting with President George Bush in Jordan, the party has threatened to withdraw from the Parliament and the Cabinet. The group accused American forces of colluding with Sunni extremists. The group is now calling for a timetable for the withdrawal of US-led forces.”

You are listening to the world news from the BBC.

Israeli officials have dismissed an offer by Palestinian militant groups to stop firing rocks into Israel if the Israelis first agree to end their attacks on Palestinians. An Israeli Government spokeswoman said the militant had offered only a partial ceasefire.

China and Pakistan have signed a number of defense and trade deals but have stopped short of announcing a new agreement on nuclear power. The agreements came as China’s President Hu Jintao met the Pakistani leader General Pervez Musharraf in Islamabad. It’s the first visit in a decade by a top Chinese leader to Beijing’s traditional South Asian ally. Barbara Plette reports from Islamabad.

“The five-year packed aims to significantly strengthen bilateral trade, which currently stands at around 4 billion dollars a year. It also aims to promote economic cooperation. Cheap Chinese goods are wildly available in the market here. But Pakistan is looking for Beijing to invest in Special Economic Zones that would also boost to local infrastructural industry. The Chinese leader Hu Jintao noted that energy cooperation was also an important part of the overall relationship. China has helped Pakistan build two civil nuclear power plants and he said such collaboration would continue

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  2年前   gallopcb:
The Russia authortities have again denied any involvment in the death of formor Russia intelligence agent who died in London admit suspision that he’s been poisioned. A spokesman for president Puitn called the death of Alexander Litvinenko a terrible tragedy. But discribed a sheer nonsense on allegations Moscow might be involved . But in a wirtten statement released after his death on Thursday Mr Litvinenko personaslly blamed Mr Putin.

The statement was read out outside the hospital in which Mr Litvinenko died by his friend Alex Goldfarb. In it Mr Litvinenko adressed President Putin directly saying “you may succed in silence in me ,but that silence comes price. You have shown yourself to be as barbaric and ruthless as your most hostile critics have claimed.” Meanwhile British police keeping an open mind saying only there is an investigating the case as an unexplained death .

European Union leaders at meeting president Putin in Helsinki for a summit that has been hamstrung by poland’s refusal to start talks on nuclear operation pack between the two sides. The start of the discussion on the strategic agreement covering energy, migration ,trade and human rights was to being the center piece of the summit. The Poland’s decline to life its veto until Russia agrees to end import ban on some Polish goods.

Supportors of the permanet Iraqi Shitte cleric Moqtada al-Sad have threaten to pull out Iraqi’s national unity cabinet on parliment if PM Nuri al-Maliki meets president Bush as planed next week in Jordan. The groups said the US troops should help responsible for attacks on Shitte suburb on Bagdad in which more than 200 people died. Because they failed to improve security there .

The political group of the radical Shitte cleric Moqtada al-Sadr have***in Iraq’s national unity government. The group is the key support of the PM Nuri al-Maliki and what is instrumental appointment. Now they are offering him a stuck choice . If Nuri al-Maliki goes head with the planed meeting with president George Bush in Jordan the party have threaten withdraw from the parliament and the cabinet. The group have accused the American forces of colluding with Sunni extremists. The group is now calling for a timetable for the withdraw of US lead forces.

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Israli officials have dismissed an offer by pakistian militants groups to stop firing rockests into Isaral. If the Isralis first agrees to end their attcks on palstians. Israli’s governmemt spokesman *****said the militants would only offer a partial ceasefire.

China and Pakistan have signed a number of defense and trade deals but have stop shot annouancing on nuclear agreement a nuclear power . The agreement came as Chinese president Hu Jintao met pakistan leader General Pervez Musharraf in Islamba . It’s the first visit in the decade by top chinese leader to Bejing traditional South Asia allied.

The five years packed aims to significantly strengthen bilateral trade which currently stands at around 4 billion dollars a year.It also aims to promote economic cooperation. Chief chinese goods are widely availale in the market here . But Pakistan is looking for Bejing to invest in special economic zones that would also boost loacl infrastructure industry. The chinese leader Hu Jintao noted that energy cooperation was also an important part of the overall relationship. China has helped Pakistan bulit two civil nuclear power plants and he said such collaboration would continue.


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