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Ahmadinejad Says Iran Ready For Talks With P5+1 Based on Logic, Justice...
Ahmadinejad urges fair nuclear talks After the EU announced the date for a new round of nuclear talks between Iran and the P5+1, Iranian...
Ahmadinejad urges fair nuclear talks After the EU announced the date for a new round of nuclear talks between Iran and the P5+1, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says the talks should be based on justice. President Ahmadinejad in an address to the people of the northwestern Iranian province of Ardebil on Sunday said the Islamic Republic had previously expressed readiness to hold talks over its nuclear energy program. "Holding talks with Iran is the best choice for you. You have no other option. All the other ways are closed. You know the fact very well," he added. The Iranian chief executive, however, stressed that the talks should be held based on justice and respect. "They thought they can weaken the Iranian nation through imposing sanctions and posing threats, but Iranians have showed integrity, convergence and strength," he emphasized. "The Iranian nation will not give up an iota of its international rights," he went on to say. President Ahmadinejad's remarks came after European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton announced that the new round of nuclear talks between Iran and the P5+1 group will take place from November 15 to 18. Ashton's spokesman, Darren Ennis, said on Saturday that the talks will most probably take place in the Austrian capital, Vienna. Article Source: http://www.presstv.ir/detail/147053.html
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NO TALKS with the USA under pressure - Leader: Syed Ali Khamenei - 7 Feb...
The comments made by Iran\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei are crystal-clear: No bilateral talks with the...
The comments made by Iran\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei are crystal-clear: No bilateral talks with the United States as long as Washington\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s words do not match its deeds. Ayatollah Khamenei made the comments just days after US Vice President Joe Biden said Washington was prepared to hold direct talks with Iran. The Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has rejected any talks with the United States under pressure and threats. "I am not a diplomat. I am a revolutionary and speak frankly, honestly, and firmly. An offer of talks makes sense only when the side [that makes the offer] shows its goodwill," Ayatollah Khamenei said in a meeting with the officials and commanders of Iran Navy on Thursday. "Negotiation is meaningful when the two sides talk with goodwill, under equal conditions and without seeking to deceive each other. Therefore, 'negotiation for the sake of negotiation', 'tactical negotiation' and negotiation offer in order to sell a superpower\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s gesture to the world is a deceptive move," the Leader stated. Ayatollah Khamenei also noted that during the past four years, nothing has been seen from the United States but continuation of conspiracies, abetting seditionists and supporting the terrorists which assassinated Iranian nation's scientists. "You (the Americans) point the gun at Iran and say either negotiations or we pull the trigger! You should know that pressure and negotiations do not go together, and the [Iranian] nation will not be intimidated by such things." Ayatollah Khamenei pointed to the remarks by American officials that 'the ball is now in Iran\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s court,' and noted, "The ball is in your court, because you should answer the question of whether speaking of negotiations at the same time as continuing pressure and threats makes any sense at all." The Leader pointed out, however, that, "We, of course, understand their (the Americans') need for negotiations, because the Middle East policy of the Americans has failed, and in order to compensate for this failure, they need to play a trump card." Taking Iran to the negotiating table is the trump card that the US needs, Ayatollah Khamenei noted, adding that the US seeks to tell the world it has good will. "However, no one sees any goodwill." "Negotiation with the United States does not solve any problem because they have not fulfilled any of their promises in the past 60 years." Referring to the conspiracies by the enemies of the Iran including coups, military provocation, all-out support for the aggressor enemies, hard war, soft war, intensive pressure by the West's evil media empire as well as harsh and increasing sanctions, Ayatollah Khamenei pointed out that for the past 30 years the enemies have tried to make Iranian nation disappointed at the Islamic Republic, but they have failed. The Leader also stressed that the Iranian nation will castigate anybody who would renounce the national interests, sovereignty and progress of the country in order to satisfy the United States. Speaking at the 49th annual Munich Security Conference in Germany on February 2, US Vice President Joe Biden said Washington was ready to hold direct talks with Iran over the country's nuclear energy program. The United States, the Israeli regime and some of their allies have repeatedly accused Iran of pursuing non-civilian objectives in its nuclear energy program. Iran argues that as a signatory to the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and a member of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), it is entitled to develop and acquire nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.
Video Tags: 08 Feb 2013 Iranians say no to US talks PTV Presstv English The comments made by Iran Leader Rahber Rehbar Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei United States Negotiation Talks Dialog Pressure
HAMAS Says PA Talks With Zionists Is Tantamount To Capitulation - 13 SEP...
PA to renew Israeli talks without freeze Despite Israel's refusal to extend its settlement freeze, the Palestinian Authority (PA) will...
PA to renew Israeli talks without freeze Despite Israel's refusal to extend its settlement freeze, the Palestinian Authority (PA) will still resume the second round of direct talks with Tel Aviv. The upcoming meeting will be held at Egypt's Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh on Tuesday. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and acting PA Chief Mahmoud Abbas held the first round of negotiations in Washington on September 2. Following the first meeting, Abbas warned that he would leave the negotiations should Israel resume its illegal settlement activities. US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and US Middle East Envoy George Mitchell will also travel to Egypt to attend the meeting. The four officials will then move to al-Quds (Jerusalem) for a second day of talks on Wednesday. Meanwhile, US President Barack Obama will meet with Abbas and Netanyahu in New York next week during the UN General Assembly meeting. The second round of Israeli-PA talks comes after Israel on Monday approved the construction of more than 13,000 new settler units in the occupied West Bank. In November, the Israeli premier announced a 10-month freeze on illegal settlement expansion projects in the occupied West Bank. But Tel Aviv has repeatedly violated the freeze, which expires on September 26, by continuing to construct more settlement units. Article Source: http://www.presstv.ir/detail/142352.html Israeli tanks roll into Gaza Strip Israeli tanks have attacked Palestinian refugee camp of al-Burage in their second invasion of the Gaza Strip in the past 24 hours. The Israeli military claimed Monday that the attack was in retaliation for mortar attacks by Hamas fighters on southern Israel. There have been no immediate reports of casualties, a Press TV correspondent reported. The raid came after an Israeli tank on Sunday killed three people in the town of Beit Hanoun. The Israeli violation of the coastal enclave comes after the Palestinian Authority engaged in direct talks with Tel Aviv. The incursion is in violation of a Palestinian demand for Israel's complete withdrawal behind the borders of 1967, when it captured Gaza, the West Bank and East al-Quds (Jerusalem). Gaza is still far from recovering from the Israeli war at the turn of 2009, which killed more than 1,400 Palestinians, most of them civilians. Article Source: http://www.presstv.ir/detail/142340.html Recorded September 13, 2010 at 1900bst
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[13 June 2012] West seeks to sabotage P5+1 Iran talks Jeff Steinberg -...
[13 June 2012] West seeks to sabotage P5+1 Iran talks Jeff Steinberg - English EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton says the group of six...
[13 June 2012] West seeks to sabotage P5+1 Iran talks Jeff Steinberg - English EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton says the group of six major world powers (P5+1) is ready to hold talks on Tehran's 5-point proposal in the forthcoming negotiations with Iran in Moscow. In a phone conversation with Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council Saeed Jalili on Monday, Ashton said the P5+1 - comprising of Britain, China, France, Russia, and the United States plus Germany - is ready to discuss Tehran's proposal. Stressing the necessity of achieving success in the upcoming talks in the Russian capital, Ashton expressed hope that both sides could find common grounds based on Iran's proposal and the P5+1 package. Press TV has conducted an interview with Jeff Steinberg, from the Executive Intelligence Review, to hear his opinions on this issue.
Video Tags: 13 June 2012 West seeks to sabotage P5 Plus 1 Iran talks Jeff Steinberg PTV Presstv English Topic West seeks sabotage P5 Plus 1 Iran talks major world powers P5 Plus 1 talks Tehran 5 point proposal forthcoming negotiations Iran Moscow Press TV Jeff Steinberg
[19 June 2012] Iran-P5+1 talks - News Analysis - English
[19 June 2012] Iran-P5+1 talks - News Analysis - English After two days of talks in Moscow what has been achieved? Iran wants the P5+1 to...
[19 June 2012] Iran-P5+1 talks - News Analysis - English After two days of talks in Moscow what has been achieved? Iran wants the P5+1 to recognize its nuclear rights and lift sanctions. It's asked the parties to begin taking a series of reciprocal steps to build trust. The west insists it wants Iran to stop 20 percent enrichment. Who is dragging these talks and why
Video Tags: 19 June 2012 Iran P5 Plus 1 talks News Analysis PTV Presstv English Topic Iran P5 Plus 1 talks News Analysis talks Moscow Iran wants recognize nuclear rights lift sanctions reciprocal steps build trust west insists stop 20 percent enrichment Press TV nuclear program peaceful regional issues threats
[19 Dec 2013] Technical talks on Tehran nuclear program resume in Geneva...
Representatives from Iran and the permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany are in Geneva for another round of technical talks over...
Representatives from Iran and the permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany are in Geneva for another round of technical talks over Iran\'s nuclear program. The talks come after four days of similar talks in Vienna last week. Iran walked out of the last round after the US expanded its sanctions against Tehran. The added measures came as, under a landmark deal in Geneva last month, the West had promised not to slap new sanctions. Tehran says it\'s ready to pick up the talks after the E-U foreign policy chief, Catherine Ashton assured it that the P-five-plus-one countries, specially the U-S, would continue the talks in goodwill. Meanwhile, France\'s Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius, who had previously blocked a deal under the influence of Israel, has already cast doubt on the chances of a final agreement in Geneva.
Video Tags: 19 Dec 2013 Technical talks on Tehran nuclear program resume in Geneva PTV Presstv English Representatives from Iran and the permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany are in Geneva
[30 Dec 2013] Iran P5 1 resume expert-level talks in Geneva - English
A new round of expert-level talks between Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany over Tehran\\\'s nuclear...
A new round of expert-level talks between Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany over Tehran\\\'s nuclear program have kicked off in the Swiss city of Geneva. Iran\\\'s Deputy Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araqchi has said the talks are aimed at coming up with mechanisms to implement last month\\\'s nuclear deal reached with the P-five-plus-one group of countries. Araqchi also said that the negotiations will be held at a higher level if the current talks fail to reach a conclusion. Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and EU Foreign Policy Chief Catherine Ashton have agreed to resume talks after Christmas. Zarif has already described the negotiations as tough, saying they will require time and patience.
Video Tags: 30 Dec 2013 Iran P5 1 resume expert level talks in Geneva PTV Presstv English A new round of expert level talks between Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany
[18 Feb 2014] Syrian internal opposition figure in Moscow for talks -...
The head of Syria\'s \'Popular Front for change and liberation\' says that peace talks on Syria in Geneva are doomed for a stalemate unless a...
The head of Syria\'s \'Popular Front for change and liberation\' says that peace talks on Syria in Geneva are doomed for a stalemate unless a delegation representing all Syrian internal opposition groups is present. During a press conference in Moscow, Kadri Jamil said that details for such a delegation are being discussed and that it must be formed in time for the third round of talks in Geneva. The second round of talks of Geneva 2 ended last week without a breakthrough result. Kadri Jamil says that at the moment the opposition is represented unfairly in Geneva. He says that members of internal opposition have been left out of the talks so far.
Video Tags: 18 Feb 2014 Syrian internal opposition figure in Moscow for talks PTV Presstv English The head of Syria Popular Front for change and liberation says that peace talks on Syria in Geneva are doomed
[17 May 2012] Iran-P5+1 talks: the second round - News Analysis - English
[17 May 2012] Iran-P5+1 talks: the second round - News Analysis - English Hopes were high after both Iran and the west proclaimed the first round...
[17 May 2012] Iran-P5+1 talks: the second round - News Analysis - English Hopes were high after both Iran and the west proclaimed the first round of their latest talks were positive...but just ahead of the second round, threatening voices from the west have cast a shadow of doubt over dialog that was hoped would bring the dispute over Iran\'s nuclear energy program to a conclusion. What is hindering an agreement?
Video Tags: 17 May 2012 Iran P5 Plus 1 talks the second round News Analysis PTV Presstv English ran P5 Plus1 talks negotiations second round nuclear issue peaceful nuclear programs west latest talks positive
[21 Oct 2013] The rift among Syria opposition groups puts planned talks...
The Syria peace talks or the Geneva TWO conference remains in doubt amid wrangling between foreign-backed opposition groups. Arab League Chief...
The Syria peace talks or the Geneva TWO conference remains in doubt amid wrangling between foreign-backed opposition groups. Arab League Chief Nabil al-Arabi has announced that the Geneva conference will be held on November 23. But the UN-Arab league envoy has refused to announce a date. Lakhdar Brahimi-- who\'s on a tour of the Middle East to drum up support for the initiative-- says the talks can only be held if a credible opposition takes part in it. The remarks were in reference to a growing rift among foreign-backed opposition factions. The so-called Syrian National Coalition says a decision whether to attend the talks would be taken in the coming days. But, it remains unclear whether it can enforce any agreement as dozens of militant groups have recently rejected the umbrella group as their representative.
Video Tags: 21 Oct 2013 The rift among Syria opposition groups puts planned talks in doubt PTV Presstv English The Syria peace talks or the Geneva TWO conference remains in doubt amid wrangling between foreign
[20 Nov 2013] President Rouhani : Tehran is after a win-win situation...
Iran\'s president says threats of a military option can not derail the process of nuclear talks between Iran and the permanent members of the UN...
Iran\'s president says threats of a military option can not derail the process of nuclear talks between Iran and the permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany. Hassan Rouhani said Iran is after a win-win situation in the Geneva talks. Speaking at a cabinet meeting, the president added that Iran seeks peace and stability in the Middle East, and that all nations will benefit from successful talks on Iran\'s nuclear program. He said differences over the nuclear program should be resolved through international regulations, adding that Tehran will NOT give up its nuclear rights or cross the red lines set by the Islamic Republic. Regarding the previous round of talks in Geneva, President Rouhani said the two sides had made progress, but unfortunately irrelevant expectations derailed the negotiations, leading to no agreement there.
Video Tags: 20 Nov 2013 President Rouhani Tehran is after a win win situation in the nuclear talks PTV Presstv English Iran president says threats of a military option can not derail the process of nuclear talk
[20 Nov 2013] President Rouhani threats of a military option can not...
Video Tags: 20 Nov 2013 President Rouhani threats of a military option can not derail the process of nuclear talks PTV Presstv English Iran president says threats of a military option can not derail the process
[20 Dec 2013] 2nd day of technical talks on Iran nuclear program starts...
Its the second day of a new round of technical talks between Iran and the permanent members of the U-N Security Council plus Germany in the Swiss...
Its the second day of a new round of technical talks between Iran and the permanent members of the U-N Security Council plus Germany in the Swiss city of Geneva. Experts from the two sides began negotiations over Iran\\\\\\\'s nuclear program on Thursday. The talks follow four days of similar discussions in Vienna last week. Iran walked out of the last round after the U-S expanded its sanctions against Tehran. The added measures came as, under a landmark deal in Geneva last month, the West had promised not to slap new sanctions on Iran. Tehran says it\\\\\\\'s ready to pick up the talks after the E-U foreign policy chief, Catherine Ashton assured it that the P-five-plus-one countries, especially the U-S, would continue the negotiations in goodwill.
Video Tags: 20 December 2013 2nd day of technical talks on Iran nuclear program starts in Geneva PTV Presstv English It the second day of a new round of technical talks between Iran and the permanent members
[21 Jan 2014] Gunmen kill Shia Houthi envoy to reconciliation talks -...
Yemeni Houthis have withdrawn from the crucial reconciliation talks after gunmen shot dead the representative of the Shia group. Security...
Yemeni Houthis have withdrawn from the crucial reconciliation talks after gunmen shot dead the representative of the Shia group. Security officials say Ahmed Sharafeddin was gunned down on his way to a hotel where the talks are being held in the capital Sana\'a. The university professor of law was a leading figure in the group. Sharafeddin is the second Houthi representative killed ahead of the talks. His assassination comes as the fighters are engaged in heavy clashes with a tribe linked to Salafists in Amran province. At least 22 people have been killed and nearly two dozen injured in the battle over the past two days
Video Tags: 21 Jan 2014 Gunmen kill Shia Houthi envoy to reconciliation talks PTV Presstv English Yemeni Houthis have withdrawn from the crucial reconciliation talks after gunmen shot dead the representative
[28 Jan 2014] Brahimi says Iran presence in the peace talks on Syria...
Brahimi also admitted that there has not been any breakthrough yet in the talks between the delegations from the Syrian government and...
Brahimi also admitted that there has not been any breakthrough yet in the talks between the delegations from the Syrian government and foreign-backed opposition. The two sides have been negotiating in Geneva over the the past few days, with talks deadlocked over the opposition\'s insistence that President Bashar al-Assad resign. Brahimi has also said that the U-S and Russia are vehemently working to find a solution to the current conflict in Syria. The U-N-Arab League envoy says the talks will continue through Friday.
Video Tags: 28 Jan 2014 Brahimi says Iran presence in the peace talks on Syria could be useful PTV Presstv English Brahimi also admitted that there has not been any breakthrough yet in the talks between the deleg
[30 Jan 2014] Thousands rally in Jerusalem against talks with PA - English
Thousand of Israelis have held a rally in Jerusalem al-Quds against talks between Tel Aviv and the Palestinian Authority. The rally was attended...
Thousand of Israelis have held a rally in Jerusalem al-Quds against talks between Tel Aviv and the Palestinian Authority. The rally was attended by several prominent rabbis within the settler community. The protesters called on Israeli authorities to halt talks with the P-A demanding that Tel Aviv expand and continue its settlement activities in the West Bank. The participants called US Secretary of State John Kerry\\\'s framework agreement for the so-called peace talks anti-Semitic. The so-called Kerry plan is expected to call for a phased Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank based on the 1967 lines with unprecedented security arrangements in the strategic Jordan Valley. Israel has recently been facing mounting international pressure and isolation over its continued settlement activities.
Video Tags: 30 Jan 2014 Thousands rally in Jerusalem against talks with PA PTV Presstv English Thousand of Israelis have held a rally in Jerusalem al Quds against talks between Tel Aviv and the Palestinian Autho
[31 Jan 2014] Syrian FM accuses US of sabotaging talks - English
The Syrian foreign minister says the Geneva two conference had no tangible results because of the foreign-backed opposition\'s quote immaturity....
The Syrian foreign minister says the Geneva two conference had no tangible results because of the foreign-backed opposition\'s quote immaturity. Walid al-Muallem also accused the United States of interfering in the meetings. Speaking on the last day of the talks on Syria, Muallem said the government delegation had agreed to discuss everything but the opposition refused to address the issue of terrorism and threatened to derail the talks. Earlier in the day, Syrian information minister Omran al-Zoubi said the opposition delegation will not win concessions from Damascus in any future talks. Meanwhile, Loay Safi a member of the so-called Syrian National Coalition says Damascus was forced to attend the talks because of the actions of the insurgents who are QUOTE the true voice of the Syrians.
Video Tags: 31 Jan 2014 Syrian FM accuses US of sabotaging talks PTV Presstv English The Syrian foreign minister says the Geneva two conference had no tangible results because of the foreign backed opposition
[15 April 2012] Iran - P5+1 talks - News Analysis - Presstv - English
Video Tags: 15 April 2012 Iran P5 Plus 1 talks News Analysis Presstv PTv English Topic Iran P5 Plus 1 Talks Iranian Delegate Meets With Russian Chinese Representative Ahead Of Talks Source Close To Iran
[17 May 2012] Tehran warns West ahead of Iran-P5+1 talks - English
[17 May 2012] Tehran warns West ahead of Iran-P5+1 talks - English Tehran warns the West ahead of next week's talks with P5+1 in Baghdad....
[17 May 2012] Tehran warns West ahead of Iran-P5+1 talks - English Tehran warns the West ahead of next week's talks with P5+1 in Baghdad. Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council says Iran will NOT give in to pressure and will NOT give up its rights. His statements come as Washington has once again stepped up its rhetoric against Tehran. But, Jalili has warned the U-S and its allies against any miscalculations ahead of the talks. Take a look at this report.
Video Tags: 17 May 2012 Tehran warns West ahead of Iran P5 Plus 1 talks PTV Presstv English Topic Iran Tehran warning western countries time running out for pressure not for negotiations NOT give in to pressure
[08 Feb 2013] No talks with US under pressure: Ayatollah Khamenei - English
Video Tags: 08 Feb 2013 No talks with US under pressure Ayatollah Khamenei PTV Presstv English As Iran and the US are preparing for nuclear talks later this month the notion of bilateral talks as a possibility
[15 Sept 2013] India starts talks with US over oil deal with Iran - English
Video Tags: 15 Sept 2013 India starts talks with US over oil deal with Iran PTV presstv English India has started talks with the U S over its energy deals with Iran The talks are aimed at avoiding Washington
[21 Nov 2013] Iran, P5 1 end 2nd day of Nuclear talks in Geneva - English
Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany end a second day of talks over the country\'s nuclear energy program....
Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany end a second day of talks over the country\'s nuclear energy program. Iran\'s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, who\'s heading the Iranian delegation, met with EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton on the second day of negotiations in Geneva. Ashton represents the five permanent members of UN Security Council and Germany. Her spokesman says the latest talks were \"very substantial and detailed\".
Video Tags: 21 Nov 2013 Iran P5 1 end 2nd day of Nuclear talks in Geneva PTV Presstv English Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany end a second day of talks over the country
[22 Nov 2013] Iran and P5 1 hold a third day of nuclear talks in Geneva...
It\'s the third day of nuclear negotiations in Geneva. Iran and the permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany have wrapped up the...
It\'s the third day of nuclear negotiations in Geneva. Iran and the permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany have wrapped up the first round of talks over Tehran\'s nuclear energy program. The negotiations are now adjourned for further internal consultations. Iran\'s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif heads the Iranian team and EU\'s Foreign Policy Chief Catherine Ashton represents the P-five-plus-one group of countries. They\'re trying to hammer out a draft agreement to resolve the decade-old standoff over Tehran\'s nuclear program. Iran\'s right to uranium enrichment remains one of the major sticking points in the talks. Tehran has already made it clear that any agreement which does not include the issue of enrichment is not acceptable. The previous round of talks failed to reach an agreement after France, under the influence of Israel, blocked a proposed deal.
Video Tags: 22 Nov 2013 Iran and P5 1 hold a third day of nuclear talks in Geneva PTV Presstv English It the third day of nuclear negotiations in Geneva Iran and the permanent members of the UN Security Council
[22 Nov 2013] Kerry, Hague, Fabius, Westerwelle to join Iran nuclear...
Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany are preparing for the fourth day of talks on the Iranian nuclear energy...
Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany are preparing for the fourth day of talks on the Iranian nuclear energy program in Geneva, Switzerland. Hours before they wrapped up Friday\'s discussions, all the signs looked positive that a final deal could be sealed to end a decade-long standoff over the Iranian nuclear energy program. The chief diplomats of the US, France, Britain and Germany said they will be joining the Geneva talks on Saturday. The Chinese foreign minister is also expected to arrive later in the day. They\'re expected to narrow the differences and finalize a nuclear deal with Iran, which fell through in the last round of talks a fortnight ago. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov is already in Geneva and has held a meeting with his Iranian counterpart Mohammad Javad Zarif. Zarif also held multiple meetings with EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton, with the last one ending late on Friday night.
Video Tags: 22 November 2013 Kerry Hague Fabius Westerwelle to join Iran nuclear talks in Geneva PTV Presstv English Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany are preparing
[23 Dec 2013] UN chief wants Iran to attend Syria peace talks - English
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has launched a new effort to include Iran in the upcoming Syria peace talks in Geneva. Ban Ki-moon said that...
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has launched a new effort to include Iran in the upcoming Syria peace talks in Geneva. Ban Ki-moon said that Iran needs to contribute to peace in Syria along with others in the region. He also called the division about Iranian participation unfortunate. The remarks came two days after the UN-Arab League envoy to Syria, Lakhdar Brahimi, released a list of participants for the January talks. Morocco, Algeria, South Africa, India, and Indonesia are some of the countries invited to the conference. Brahimi said that Iran is not on the list because of US opposition. Russia, which insists on Iran\\\'s participation, has criticized the US position, calling it illogical. The UN chief, however, has expressed hope that the question of Iran\\\'s participation can be resolved soon.
Video Tags: 23 Dec 2013 UN chief wants Iran to attend Syria peace talks PTV Presstv English UN Secretary General Ban Ki moon has launched a new effort to include Iran in the upcoming Syria peace talks in Geneva
[30 Dec 2013] Inviting Iran to Geneva II talks on Syria is essential for...
Press TV talks with Ken Stone, with the Hamilton Coalition to Stop the War from Ontario, regarding reports about the upcoming peace talks in Geneva.
Video Tags: 30 Dec 2013 Inviting Iran to Geneva II talks on Syria is essential for a political solution Analyst PTV Presstv English Press TV talks with Ken Stone with the Hamilton Coalition to Stop the War
[09 Jan 2014] Iran, EU, US hold talks over how to implement Geneva deal...
Iran, the European Union and the US hold talks on remaining issues related to implementing the Geneva deal between Tehran and the P5+1. The...
Iran, the European Union and the US hold talks on remaining issues related to implementing the Geneva deal between Tehran and the P5+1. The talks in Geneva come a few days after expert-level negotiations between representatives of Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany. The Iranian deputy foreign minister says there are still three technical points that need to be further discussed. Based on the Geneva deal between Iran and the P5+1, Tehran will limit some aspects of its nuclear energy program in return for the removal of some sanctions.
Video Tags: 09 Jan 2014 Iran EU US hold talks over how to implement Geneva deal PTV Presstv English Iran the European Union and the US hold talks on remaining issues related to implementing the Geneva deal betwee
[08 Feb 2014] Faisal Muqdad says Damascus will attend next round of...
?Syria\'s deputy foreign minister, Faisal Muqdad says Damascus will attend next round of talks in the Swiss city of Geneva. The negotiations --...
?Syria\'s deputy foreign minister, Faisal Muqdad says Damascus will attend next round of talks in the Swiss city of Geneva. The negotiations -- aimed at finding a solution on to the nearly three year conflict in the country --are to begin on February 10. Earlier, the foreign-backed opposition had admitted that its delegation will take part in the talks. First round of the talks ended on January 31 with no considerable progress after Damascus rejected the opposition demand for ouster of the country\'s President Basher al-Assad.
Video Tags: 08 Feb 2014 Faisal Muqdad says Damascus will attend next round of talks in the Swiss city of Geneva PTV Presstv English Syria deputy foreign minister Faisal Muqdad says Damascus will attend next


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Home » » 'Killers' Of Army General, Alkali Paraded By Police In Plateau.
'Killers' Of Army General, Alkali Paraded By Police In Plateau.
The Plateau state Police Command yesterday paraded 19 suspects handed over to them by the military, disclosing their levels of involvement in the disappearance and death of Major General Idris Alkali, the retired former Chief of Administration at Army headquarters whose corpse was later discovered.
The command has also stated that the suspects will soon be charged to court according to their level of involvement in the crime.
According to the state Police Public Relation Officer (PPRO), Mr. Mathias Tyopev, a Deputy Superintended of Police who briefed reporters, one Pam Gyang Dung is believed to have participated actively in the killing of the General.
According to the PPPRO, one Michael James saw when and how Alkali was killed but concealed the information even when he knows the people who killed the General.
The police spokesman also revealed that one Mathew Chuwang Rwang, the youth leader, was among those that exhumed the corpse from a shallow grave in Doi Du and relocated same to Gushwet Shen.
The only female suspect, Rebecca Gyang Pam, organised a protest against the draining of the pond where Alkali's car was eventually recovered.
Others were accused of knowing but concealing information.
According to the PRO "On October 17, 2018 the Military handed over 13 suspects arrested in connection with this case to the Plateau state police command for investigations.After a painstaking interrogation, the command declared 8 suspects wanted on October 21, 2018".
He added that six out of eight suspects declared wanted in connection with the murder have reported to the Police, while two of them are still at large.
Tyopev also emphatically said that the body recovered from the abandoned well was that of Alkali, adding that the public and journalists witnessed the event.
He said the suspects will soon be charged to court according to their involvement.


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World Customs (Odd, Proper, Fun) -- With TikTok's 'Duchess Of Decorum'
December 28, 2021 Pattie Ehsaei is TikTok's popular "Duchess of Decorum." And as a world traveler she knows her customs! She and Lea share experiences. Season 1 Episode 48
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Pattie and Lea discuss customs in France, Italy, Nicaragua, Malaysia, Kuwait, Scotland, Greece, Germany, Indonesia, Russia, China, Thailand, Japan, Nigeria, Mexico, Egypt, Vietnam, Switzerland, Iceland
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Dec 28, 2021 Season 1 Episode 48
Pattie Ehsaei is TikTok's popular "Duchess of Decorum." And as a world traveler she knows her customs! She and Lea share experiences.
Pattie Ehsaei (TikTok: "duchessofdecorum"), leads a delightful and informative discussion about unusual and entertaining customs around the world, with lots of giggles along with fascinating facts.
After an intro about customs of the world by Lea, she and Pattie alternate in discussing customs in France, Italy, Nicaragua, Malaysia, Kuwait, Scotland, Greece, Germany, Indonesia, Russia, China, Thailand, Japan, Nigeria, Mexico, Egypt, Vietnam, Switzerland, Iceland.
Ways to kiss in France, how to eat in the Middle East, a strange way of pointing in Nicaragua, and so many more facts and fun.
We end, as we always do on Places I Remember, with a favorite memory.
Pattie Ehsaei (TikTok: "duchessofdecorum"),has established herself as the expert of "P's and Q's" on the platform where she's received over 1.8 million likes and nearly a half million followers as she teaches social and workplace etiquette, along with financial literacy. A lawyer by trade and currently a Senior Vice President of Mergers and Acquisitions lending for a major national bank, she believes that success comes from information and empowerment.
Podcast host Lea Lane blogs at forbes.com, has traveled to over 100 countries, written nine books, including Places I Remember, and contributed to guidebooks. She's @lealane on Twitter; PlacesIRememberLeaLane on Insta; on Facebook, it's Places I Remember with Lea Lane. Website: placesirememberlealane.com. Please follow, rate and review this award-winning travel podcast!
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Lea Lane 0:04
Hi, I'm Lea Lane, an award-winning travel writer and author of Places I Remember: Tales, Truths, Delights from 100 Countries. On this podcast we share conversations with travelers about fascinating destinations and memorable experiences around the world. People around the world developed customs and traditions for everything from beauty routines to dining to sex habits to death rituals. The world has been enriched with thousands of different cultures since the dawn of civilization.
Pattie Ehsaei is a lawyer and financial advisor and she teaches social and workplace etiquette along with financial literacy. On TiKTok Patti Ehsaei is The SI Factor, and she's known as the Duchess of Decorum by her loyal 850,000 plus TikTok followers. On this episode, we'll be talking with Pattie about some of the more interesting customs around the world.
You have some proper customs, Pattie, I'm going to describe some odd customs and traditions. And we'll mix it up a bit. So you start and then we'll alternate with some of the more unusual customs that I've found.
Pattie Ehsaei 1:10
Alright, so why don't we start with France? So in France, most people don't know this, but you're not supposed to bargain. You can bargain in other areas in Europe, but if you try to bargain in France, it's considered very poor etiquette. And they really look down on you, so don't bargain when you're in France.
I wondered why I've gotten some of those looks. Even at a flea market. Yes. Oh, my God.
The price is what it is.
Okay. Well, another thing I've noticed in France is the kissing tradition, with two cheeks in some areas of the country. And I think in some cities, you only kiss on one. I think the town of Brest is one cheek kiss too, and Toulouse up to four [_____]..
Right? Yeah, and I actually, in in the Middle Eastern cultures, you kiss on two cheeks, too, sometimes in three places. So yes.
Well, I know in America, we're starting to do that. Because we're watching it all over the world.
And you're watching the Housewives and everybody kisses on the cheek.
Lea Lane 2:0
Whatever we're watching everybody's kissing. So we're kissing. Yeah. Okay, what's another place?
Okay, so let's, let's talk about Italy. You don't point to people in Italy, if you use your finger to point is considered very rude. It's considered that you're talking down to them. So you never point at anyone. You never pointed anything?
Well, that's interesting, because in many parts of the world, it's it's similar. For example, in Nicaragua, you point with your lips. Did you know wow, no, they don't want to play with their fingers. So they've learned to contort their mouth and point with their lips. Instead of the index finger like the rest of the world. They make like a duck face. And they move their lips side to side, which is something I didn't notice; I was in Nicaragua and I didn't notice. In Malaysia, they point with a thumb because again, the index finger is considered abrasive and rude and incredibly offensive. So it seems to be a thing around the world. To not point. So we point a lot in the United States. Yes. Something we do, maybe should think about? Yes.
And there's another thing in Italy most people don't know you only order cappuccino for breakfast. Yeah. So if you go to Italy, you order cappuccino for dinner? They're like, Oh, you must be American.
Another mistake? Oh, well. Did you know actually, I found something interesting. The ancient Romans believed in feeding the dead. And so some of these ancient graves contain pipes through which they feed the deceased, can pour honey wine and other food items. They used to do that. You can find that in Roman burial. We don't do that today. Yes. What else? What else? Another place?
So let's talk about Kuwait. I'm actually going to Iran in a couple of weeks and Kuwait. You shouldn't just enter a mosque without permission. And really anywhere in the Middle Eastern country's mosques, because they're not considered museums. So it's not like something you can just go in. So you have to ask permission before you enter into any mosque.
Interesting. I know in, for example, in Abu Dhabi, when I went to the Grand Mosque there, I don't think I had to ask permission, but they were very careful about who they let in. You had to get dressed. Completely and yes. conservatively, yes. And that's kind of a way to keep you know, anyone just walk in. There's some interesting wedding traditions I would like to just talk about in Scotland. I attended my niece's wedding, she married a man from Edinburgh, and they did not do this to tradition, but I read that there is a pre-wedding ritual, which doesn't sound like a lot of fun for the bride. The custom involves throwing eggs, spoiled milk, and basically all things disgusting at the bride. And then she's taken around the town. Yeah. I don't know if that's if that's a custom. But they're trying to show how tough it's going to be when you're married, I think and to get ready for it. You can make it through that, you can make it through anything. Exactly. And another interesting bridal tradition and wedding tradition is in Greece. And it was popularized in the film My Big Fat Greek Wedding in 2002. Spitting. So in Greek cultures, it's a kind of good luck charm and, and when you go fufufu, that means you're trying to give good luck to the bride or groom. And also it's used it baptisms, and other places. It's a superstitious measure, to ward off evil. And I know it's a Jewish tradition, because I have a grandmother who used to go poopoo, and that was to ward off the evil spirits. And another tradition in Germany, an old tradition, a pre-wedding tradition is for the friends and the family of the bride and groom to come together and break dishes. And then the bride and groom have to clean up the mess so they practice working together. Wow. Yeah, that makes sense. But the weirdest one of all that I found, and I did a lot of research on this Pattie, is in the community of Tudung in Indonesia: a married couple is not allowed to go to the bathroom for three days after being wed. Yep, if they do, it's considered bad luck for their marriage. So they're watched over by the family and given very little food and water. I would like to be in the diaper business. That's the weirdest I've heard. I don't think everybody does it. But certain communities keep these old traditions and sometimes I guess, yeah, what about some more?
All right, and let's let's go back to the Middle East, you are only supposed to eat with your right hand and not your left. Because they're saying that it's kind of religious based because they're saying the left hand is the hand of the devil. And also that is the hand that you use to wash yourself or clean yourself when you go to the restroom. So you're not supposed to eat with the the left hand, only with the right, you're supposed to only pass with the right hand. So yeah, that's a very strict tradition.
Yeah, okay. Well, cultures typically approach sex, marriage and reproduction in unique ways. September 12, is a day of conception in Russia, because the declining birth rates of Russia coupled with a unequal proportion of women to men, and the alarmingly short lifespans of Russian men. Because of that there's a public holiday on September 12, to give couples time off from work in order to have a baby. And parents whose babies are born exactly nine months later, can even win prizes. Now, another one in China, it's believed that if the husband carries his pregnant wife over burning coal with bare feet, the wife has an easy delivery. So I guess physical pain for the husband to ease the wife's labor.
Perhaps it balances things out.
I guess. So. Okay, how about another one from you?
So in Thailand, or really, in any of those South Asian countries, you're not supposed to touch a monk, especially if you're a woman. I remember I was on the train in Thailand, and I got on the train with my tour guide. There was a monk and I go to sit next to the monk. And the guy just like literally just grabs me and pulls me up. Like what are you doing? He's like, you're not supposed to sit near a monk. You're not supposed to touch a monk. Had no idea.
I lived in Thailand for a year. There are lots of things you're not supposed to do. You're not supposed to point your feet at the Buddha. Right? It's very bad, when people that see people walking sideways. Yeah, not supposed to touch the head. Yes. Customs like that. Yeah.
And you're not supposed to speak badly of the royal family. So I started speaking with my tour guide about like, oh, you know, the royal family has our oh, we're not supposed to speak about the other. I was like, okay, my bad.
Now they had a very nice king for a very long time. So that was good. But I think they were very careful. They didn't make me want to talk too much. So I know that when living there I was very careful because I was afraid I'd be arrested or something if I said something too loud. Yeah. Anyway, how about another?
So in Japan, you're not supposed to walk and eat at the same time? .
That means I pretty much starve. But yeah, you're not supposed to walk and eat, it's considered very rude.
Well, they've got another custom in Japan that has to do with food. And they do slurp. They may not walk and eat but they slurp and that's a different meaning; it means they like the food and it's a good thing to do because you're enjoying your food. And if a host or hostess doesn't hear that they're not happy. So I guess the air also brings the palette up and enhances the noodle flavor. So they have some interesting food customs there.
Yes, they really do. So in Nigeria, when you're greeting someone we're so typically used to just shaking hands and just leaving. In Nigeria, that's considered rude. The greeting is very elaborate. not rushed. You're supposed to greet the Elders first. And it's really like you will stand there and you would just greet someone for a really long period of time. You don't, it's not just a "Hi nice to meet you," whatever and just keep moving. That's considered very rude.
Lea Lane 10:13
Here's another one from Nigeria. Kneeling or lying prostrate is a greeting in Nigeria. For members of the [____] people, an ethnic group that largely resides in Nigeria, greeting rituals are taken very seriously. And when you have an adult approach, a youth is expected to drop to their knees in greeting. And more specifically, women kneel when greeting and men typically lie down prostrate. So this is such a sign of respect and deference to the elders. It distinguishes the [_____] people.
Pattie Ehsaei 10:43
Interesting. Okay. Yeah, very interesting. Well, you know, in Mexico, you're supposed to bow when you're meeting a Mexican woman, you're only supposed to shake hands if they extend their hand. But typically in Mexico, you're only supposed to bow toward women, which I love. Maybe everyone should bow toward women all over the place.
But don't take that to women in Japan, or is that just bowing to everybody?
I think they bow to everyone in Japan. But in Mexico, you're supposed to, when you meet a woman you're supposed to bow.
Well, we mentioned feet a little bit, and it can cause a problem for visitors to various Arab Muslim Hindu countries, because the feet are the lowest part of the body, they may be considered less than clean. So showing the soles of your shoes to another person may be taken as an insult.
Yes. And you're not supposed to wear shoes inside the home either.
That's a good one. Yeah, I've adopted that myself. Oh, yeah. In this day and age. I think we're more aware of that. Yeah. How about one more?
I think you should be aware, like, especially in the Middle Eastern countries. Whatever food you're offered, you're supposed to take, you're not supposed to refuse any food, because it's considered rejecting your host. So even if you don't like it, take it, have a little bit of it. And that's it.
I think that's a good idea anywhere in general, unless it's something strange looking that you don't know where you know, it's come from at all or something. But I think Egyptians are very interesting. If you're invited over to dinner there. And you want to add more salt to your dish. Don't touch the salt shaker, because Egyptians will feel it's equivalent to insulting the hosts, very similar.
Yes. Like they don't know how to cook. Exactly.
So let's end with some happy customs. What about, you know, something? Do you have something that might be a positive thing?
Yes, happy persons. One thing I love is in Vietnam and other Asian countries, they pass if you're, if they're handing you something that pass it with both hands. And I love that because that that's a sign of respect. I think that's what it is.
Yeah, I remember in Bali, whenever they give you these little offerings that they'd make all day long on these little leaves, and they go over them with two hands. And I thought it was so beautiful, bow a little bit and hand you this pretty little thing. And I really thought it was a lovely gesture. Here's one in Switzerland, there's something called an honest shop or an honesty shop. And these are little shops that will allow you to buy your fresh cheese or milk or whatever, without having to have anyone around you and no one watches and the farmers very often do it in rural areas, you just leave money behind. And what's amazing is that trust comes up between customer and farmer and it's a beautiful tradition. That's really great. I've seen it in some small towns in America as well. I love that yeah, just leaving a little box or something where you can put your money. And I love it in Iceland because they have a Christmas Eve tradition of giving a book and everyone unwraps the books and they spend the evening reading together. The culture of books is a beautiful Christmas custom..
I love that. But one other thing we should talk about like a custom in Kuwait is once a week everyone, their main meal in Kuwait is lunch because people are off work at like two o'clock. So every Friday or Saturday they go, the entire family goes to the eldest son's home for lunch, and they all have lunch together. It's kind of like a Shabbat but for the Kuwaitis.
Well they allow that. How do they get out of work? Is it Is there a traditional time?
Typically Kuwaitis end work around 2:00, 2:30. So then they go home, it's now changing, the hours are getting longer, but traditionally that's what they do is 2:00 to 2:30 they go home and at three o'clock they have like this amazing lunch with all the family and all the kids, it's just incredible.
Sounds great. I love learning about tradition. I love customs. I love festivals that tell us about ourselves. We're different and similar at the same time. Absolutely. The name of the podcast is Places I Remember. So Pattie, please tell us a favorite travel memory involving a custom.
Yes. So this is actually really funny. So I was visiting a home in Vietnam, and I bought flowers right off the street. I was in Hoi An, which is probably one of my favorite cities in Vietnam, right? It's very, like European looking. And I bought these flowers. And as I'm walking into someone's home, the host was with me was like, Oh my gosh, just grab these flowers I threw away. I'm like, What are you doing? I want to bring gifts. If you bring yellow flowers to someone's home in Vietnam, that's for death, for funerals, and it's considered a horrible omen.
Yeah, because I think we think of yellow as friendship.
That's exactly what I was thinking yellow. And I was like, Oh my gosh, okay. I didn't take anything there.
I'm sure they understood. Totally. Yes. They're nice people. Well, thank you so much, Pattie, SI lawyer, financial advisor and the popular Duchess of Decorum on Tik Tok. This was a fabulous discussion, and I learned a lot.
Thank you so much. It was so much fun. I really enjoyed it.
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The Biloxi, Miss., school district has removed To Kill a Mockingbird from its 8th grade curriculum because some of the language "makes people uncomfortable." The decision has renewed a national debate about censorship in schools and the book's enduring value in 2017.
The classroom staple, which focuses on a young girl coming to grips with racial injustice in her Southern hometown in the 1930s, was first published in 1960. Its author, Harper Lee, did not censor usage of the n-word—the Washington Post estimates that the slur appears nearly 50 times throughout the novel, almost always in dialogue.
Still, educators say students can handle reading about the country's racist past. Education Week Teacher opinion blogger Christina Torres penned a defense of continuing to teach the award-winning novel:
"I understand the discomfort; as someone who reads the book aloud to students, I feel uncomfortable every time I say the N-word while reading. And I should feel uncomfortable. The word is heinous and designed to cause discomfort. The thing is, if I don't name that struggle with my students, they lose the opportunity to learn about the gravity of that word, where it comes from, and why it shouldn't be used.
Here's the thing: Education isn't here to make you feel comfortable. A good education should, inherently, cause us discomfort. Part of the 'enlightening experience' built into the definition of the word 'education' itself is shining light into the darkness of our own ignorance. When has that ever felt good?"
Former U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan condemned the Mississippi district's decision on Twitter, and then retweeted a crowdfunding project from a middle school teacher in Chicago who wanted 80 copies of the book to "make students think and engage in discussions of issues that are relevant and worthwhile."
Let's help her and get her some books! //t.co/HWKBvNqW8A
-- Arne Duncan (@arneduncan) October 14, 2017
The problem was fully funded within an hour. That got us thinking: How many other teachers are requesting Mockingbird on DonorsChoose?
It turns out that 57 teachers from across the country are currently asking for copies of the book on the crowdfunding website. Their reasons for teaching this book vary, and provide an interesting snapshot of the benefits these teachers believe the book will bring to children.
An 8th grade teacher in rural Saint Pauls, N.C., is asking for a classroom set of the novel, saying that it is a coming-of-age story her students need to read when they are coming of age. "It is a time in which they are starting to question and consider the perspectives of others," the teacher wrote. "As Atticus says, 'to climb in someone's skin and walk around in it.' To Kill a Mockingbird offers them an awareness of the nature of humankind, and as such, allows each and every student to connect across generations with those who have also been changed by this read."
A middle school teacher from Anthony, N.M., who teaches mostly English-language learners wrote that she wants her students to have copies of both Mockingbird and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer so they can "understand the modern conversations they hear on the news and how our country has—or has not—evolved."
A 6th grade teacher in Chicago wrote that she showed her students excerpts from To Kill a Mockingbird, and now they want to read the entire book. She thinks it will help "introduce them to new vocabulary, colloquialism and an understanding of what it was like to grow up in the South during the 1930s."
A 9th grade teacher in Kodak, Tenn., is looking for a class set of To Kill a Mockingbird for her low-income students. She said she plans to engage students in lively discussions by asking this question: "Is Atticus Finch a hero, or is he simply doing his job?" The book, she wrote, "has ample opportunity to access themes such as gender dynamics, classism and class differentials, racism, duty vs. obligation, and growing up."
A 9th grade honors teacher in Plant City, Fla., who is trying to provide a copy of the novel to every student, wrote that fall semester is one of her favorite times of the year because it's when she teaches Mockingbird. "This is the time when students who 'don't read' begin to not miss a page," she wrote. "This is the time when students start to question why others have not read this book. This is the time when students make connections to today's society and how little things have changed. This is the time for developing one's opinions and perspectives about life."
Do you teach To Kill a Mockingbird? What benefits does it have for your students? Share your thoughts in the comments.
See also: So Do You Teach Harper Lee's Go Set a Watchman or What?
Image: A screenshot from the film "To Kill a Mockingbird" (1962) with Gregory Peck (Atticus) and Mary Badham (Scout) -- Flickr
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By Bertil Lintner 13 October 2014
Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri could not have done a greater disservice to the Muslims of Myanmar when, in early September, he claimed that he was going to "raise the flag of jihad," or holy war, across South Asia. That would, he said, include actions in Myanmar, Bangladesh, and in the Indian states of Assam, Gujarat and Jammu and Kashmir. Not surprisingly, the London-based Burmese Muslim Association issued a statement shortly afterward, saying that "the Muslims in Burma will never accept any help from a terrorist organization, which is in principle a disgrace and morally repugnant."
Mr. Zawahiri, a 63-year-old former Egyptian eye surgeon, is known for issuing long-winded video clips, but the al-Qaeda he now leads has lost most of its muscle since its founder and former leader Osama bin Laden was killed inside his residence in Abbottabad, Pakistan, by a squad of US naval special warfare troops on May 2, 2011. Since then, al-Qaeda has become more or less irrelevant, and statements such as Mr. Zawahiri's should be seen as a desperate attempt by the group to show that it is still alive and kicking—especially in view of the rise of the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq (ISIS). Or, as the BBC reported on Sept. 4, the once-feared terrorist group has withered while ISIS "has grown into everything al-Qaeda tried—and failed—to be."
It is highly unlikely that Mr. Zawahiri, who is also most probably holed up in a safe house in Pakistan, would be able to carry out his threats. The only proven link between al-Qaeda and Muslims in Myanmar goes back to the early 1990s, when the Rohingya Solidarity Organization (RSO) had a camp in Ukhia between Cox's Bazar and Teknaf in southeastern Bangladesh. At that time, Afghan militants visited the camp and RSO did arrange for some Muslim refugees from Rakhine State to be sent to Afghanistan to fight for the Taliban. Tellingly, among the more than 60 videotapes that the American cable television network CNN obtained from al-Qaeda's archives in Afghanistan in August 2002, one marked "Burma" showed Muslim "allies" undergoing weapons training. But the RSO has never had any camps inside Myanmar, only across the border in Bangladesh. That was where the tape was shot—and among the purported RSO fighters were militants from the Islami Chhatra Shibir, the student wing of the fundamentalist Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami. The activities at the now closed Ukhia camp had more to do with Bangladeshi politics than any ethnic or religious conflict in Myanmar.
In more recent years, a Muslim firebrand calling himself Abdul Kuddus al-Burmi and claiming to be from Myanmar issued video clips with himself speaking in the Myanmar language, followed by footage of armed Muslim fighters on parade. But he is based in a madrassa in Karachi, Pakistan, and the footage was either shot in Ukhia in the early 1990s or in a camp run by Indonesian militants from Jamaah Ansharut Tauhid on Gunung Biru, or the Blue Mountain, in Poso on the island of Sulawesi—thousands of kilometers away from Myanmar, or Bangladesh for that matter.
Apart from such anomalies, Myanmar's Muslims have never been of the rebellious kind in a religious sense. According to Moshe Yegar, an Israeli academic and former diplomat, Muslim seamen from the Arab world first reached Myanmar in the 9th century. Some became traders while others served as horsemen for Myanmar kings, among them Anawratha. Most of them were men, so they usually married local women and became integrated into society. In the 19th century, King Mindon made sure his Muslim soldiers were served halal food and many helped clear the land for buildings in the new capital, Mandalay. Mindon also appointed a Muslim called Kabul Maulavi to be a judge in charge of Muslim affairs. Apart from being soldiers, many Muslims were traders and shopkeepers.
During the British time, many Muslims emigrated from British India, but they also took part in the independence movement. The most prominent was M.A. Raschid, a close friend of Gen. Aung San's. Mr. Raschid was born in Allahabad in India but grew up and was educated in Myanmar. In 1936 he became the first secretary general of the Rangoon University Students' Union and later its president. During the parliamentary era, 1948-1962, U Raschid, as he was then known, served in several ministries under Prime Minister U Nu. Like other state leaders, he was interned for some time after the 1962 coup. And two Muslims were among the martyrs who were assassinated along with Gen. Aung San on July 19, 1947: U Abdul Razak, a native of Meikhtila and a cabinet minister, and his young body guard Ko Htwe. U Kha, another prominent member of Yangon's Muslim community, served as minister of education in the 1950s.
And who would forget Maung Thaw Ka, the former naval officer turned popular writer and poet, who was one of the original founders of the National League for Democracy? He was arrested in July 1989, beaten and tortured and died in Insein Jail on June 11, 1991. He is buried in Yangon's Sunni cemetery beside his brother, U Ba Zaw, or U Gholan Marmed, a Myanmar army captain.
During the darkest weeks after the massacres in August and September 1988, people of different religious persuasions got together and formed the Burma Interfaith Relief Committee. In a unique show of inter-religious harmony, they delivered supplies to Yangon's poor neighborhoods in a battered, World War Two-era truck with a banner displaying symbols of their respective faiths: the Buddhist dhammachakka wheel, the Christian cross, the Muslim crescent and star, and the Hindu om symbol. Although it was never registered as such, the group could be seen as one of modern Myanmar's first community-based NGOs. Among the leaders were S.A. Ginwalla, a Muslim, and U Bo, the head of the well-established Young Men's Buddhist Association. According to Chris Lamb, Australia's ambassador to Myanmar at the time: "They did not come from particular designations within their faiths, but rather everyone wanted to make sure that the IFRC had the capacity to reach the most vulnerable irrespective of their religion or other status." Piety, not fanaticism, was the guiding principle of those NGO pioneers.
On the more humorous side, everyone in Myanmar loves U Shwe Yoe, the jolly dancer with his broken umbrella and ill-fitting longyi who for almost a century has been a major figure in any pwe (traditional dance troupe performance). The character was invented in 1923 by Ba Galay, a prominent Myanmar actor, comedian, dancer and cartoonist. Ba Galay was a Myanmar Muslim, born in Pathein, and his other name was Mohammed Bashir. And is there anyone who would seriously suggest that U Shwe Yoe was or is a jihadist and a proponent of shariah law? Zawahiri may be fooling himself, but nobody else, when he issues silly videos like the one recorded from his hideout in Pakistan in early September. There is no fertile ground for that kind of gobbledygook in Myanmar.
This story first appeared in the October 2014 issue of The Irrawaddy magazine.
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Bertil Lintner Contributor Bertil Lintner is an award-winning journalist and author who specializes in Burma.


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Things to do in Hell's Gate National Park include rock climbing, cycling, hiking and game viewing. It is a magical place.
Fancy a Weekend Knocking on or Climbing Hell's Gate? Visit the Hell's Gate National Park
Kenya is a country with many blessings. And one of them is a great gash in the earth geologists dubbed 'The Great Rift Valley' – a massive tear in the earth's crust, starting from the Middle East (Northern Syria) and ending somewhere near Lake Malawi. Dotted with lakes, imposing geological formations and breathtaking vistas, the circuit is yet to disappoint anyone seeking the ultimate safari experience.
A few kilometres from Lake Naivasha, and only 2 hours away from Nairobi, is the Hell's Gate National Park. It has become more popular because of its proximity to Nairobi. Christened by intrepid explores Fischer and Thomson in 1883 and described by The Daily Nation as 'thrilling', Hells Gate is one of only two parks in Kenya where you can watch Thomson's gazelles prancing around from your motorbike, bicycle or on foot- that's right, you can leave your car at the gate.
Hell's gate is very popular for its unique geographical features. So popular, in fact, those scenes from the last Angelina Jolie Tomb Raider flick were shot there. Neighbouring Mount Longonot last erupted in the early 1900s, leaving natural steam vents rising from the fissures left in the volcanic rock and obsidian (a shiny rock formed when molten lava cools). The area boasts springs and mud pools so hot that the Olkaria Geothermal Station was established in 1981, the first of its kind in Africa.
Electricity production aside, local guides delight in boiling eggs and maize for tourists as a practical demonstration of just how hot the water is. Be careful where you step too because some of the mud pools are remarkably hot. There are two extinct volcanoes within the park- Holbeys (where you can climb to the top and take a steaming, communal geyser bath) and Olkaria.
Hell's Gate National Park owes its name to "Hell's Kitchen", which is a natural break in the cliffs, and was a tributary to a lake that fed prehistoric rift valley dwellers. It is advisable to follow the crack in the earth with a local guide, as the path seems impossible to the common eye.
A short walk through some nondescript shrubbery descends into a fascinating trek down into the bowels of the earth- a slippery, otherworldly and gorgeous trail cut by the tributary. Considerable parts of the walk consist of wading through streams with some slippery rocks for footholds, but your guide will be able to keep you safe. If it is early in the day, you can explore several caves hewn out of rock by water movement. These caves were essential to Mau Mau fighters during the fight for independence in the 1950s and 1960s.
Apart from steaming fissures and mud pools, Hells Gate's is a treat for ornithologists, with at least 103 species of birds. But the greatest treasure is the cliffs, which are nesting ground for birds of prey- including the rare Lammergeyer eagles, Verreaux's Eagles, Augur Buzzards, and several species of swifts.
The park is home to the African Rock Hyrax, Klipspringer antelope and Chandler's Mountain reedbuck; some species that most Kenyans are unaware exist in this park. The African buffalo, zebra, eland, hartebeest and your ubiquitous Thomson's Gazelles graze in the park's large, grassy stretches. Lunch stealing baboons abound, and the occasional ostrich and cheetah can be spotted.
Adventurous hikers can take a shot at Fischer's towers, formed after the volcanic eruption. For fantastic, panoramic views of the area, Central Tower and Njorwa gorge do not disappoint.
Close to the Central Tower Ranger station is the Ol Karia Maasai cultural centre, a communal imitative by the local Maasai community, that showcases Maasai culture, including dancing, cultural artefacts and jewellery. Hell's gate is great for Rock Climbing, Abseiling and Hiking – a great outdoor adventure.
If you are planning on spending the night, there are excellent hotels in nearby Naivasha including Lake Naivasha Country Club and Lake Naivasha Sopa. There are also three campsites to choose from, all with basic amenities. (Oldubai, Endchata and Nairburta) Standard KWS rates apply- Ksh 150 per night to pitch tent. Another popular option is to stay at the Crayfish camp, on Moi South lake road, about 18 kilometres from Naivasha town. One night with your own tent is Kshs 500 while for Ksh 1 000 you get a tent and bedding. It also has a restaurant and two bars. To book your descent into hell, visit Journey Kenya for the ultimate travel experience.
Park Fees:
Kenyan citizens: Kshs 200 for adults and Kshs 100 for children and students.
Non-Residents: USD 25 for adults and USD 10 for children and students.
Residents: Kshs 500 for adults and Kshs 250 for children and students.
Map of Hell's Gate National Park


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