Monday, 12 December 2011

Iraq PM Maliki Visits Washington

Iraq's Prime Minister has arrived US to take a step forward to pull the US militants out from Iraq

Wednesday, 7 December 2011

Italy police have discovered mafia boss Michele Zagaria

According to the Italian police they have arrested the most known mafia chief Michele Zagaria who has been most

Monday, 5 December 2011

Open threats to democracy in Mexico by drug gangs

Mexican president Felipe Calderon called the threats a worrying fact for the elections. The statement was given by Mr. Felipe Calderon after

Friday, 2 December 2011

Pakistan has lifted the command and control chain rule


Pakistan Chief of Army Staff general Ashfaq Parvez Kiyani has ordered Pak Army to fight back immediately in return, in case of any attacks by NATO in future. General Kiyani clearly said

Thursday, 1 December 2011

Animals can predict earthquakes

It is rumored now a days that animals can sense possibly accruing chemical changes in groundwater before the earthquakes to hit and it's not just a rumor any more. The researchers actually started to investigate after 2009 when a colony of toads emptied the pond in L'Aquila Italy few days before an earthquake. So they said that animal behavior can be helpful into earthquake forecasting.

Tuesday, 29 November 2011

China TV authorities ordered to ban commercial breaks during dramas

As a part of reform of cultural activities China has banned the advertisements during TV dramas. According to authorities this decision comes out after a recent meeting of the Communist party.

Monday, 28 November 2011

Egyptians votings in post-hosni elections

After the former president of Egypt Hosni Mubarak has been toppled the Egyptians are now voting in first stage of elections. Ques are formed early in the morning but it is reported that many polling stations opened late due to the administration problems.

At the same time it is also reported that the Cairo's Tahrir square is still occupied by thousands of protesters who demand to postponed the elections.

Pakistan has buried 24 troops killed in Nato airstrike

The troops were killed in an air attack by Nato forces at a check point on Afghan border. The incident on Saturday has given a spark to already tense relations between Pakistan and United States. Nato apologized declaring it an unintended incident and investigating the factors that lead to this incident. US Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, offer their condolences for the loss of lives.

Pakistan has reacted angrily to this attack. Prime minister Mr. Gillani called it the attack on sovereignty of Pakistan. After a meeting of cabinet's defense committee headed by PM Gillani Pakistan has decided to stop the Nato forces supplies to Afghanistan. And later on it is confirmed that Nato traffic is not allowed through Pak-Afghan border.


Friday, 25 November 2011

Premier League and FA Cup Results


These are the results for the Premier league and FA Cup matches played on 22nd of November.


Thursday, 24 November 2011

When is the best time to prune trees?

Tree pruning is a technique used by arborists to control growth, to take care of diseased part and to remove the dead parts of the tree. Pruning often used in a sense of cutting branches back to main stem by utilizing proper pruning techniques. It may be use in a sense of removing shoots, buds and leaves.

Tree pruning can be done on many of species probably at any time of year keeping the exceptions depending upon the nature and type of pruning. But tree pruning should not be done in spring when new bud swell but the dead parts can be removed at any time of the year.


Wednesday, 23 November 2011

Protesters unconvinced: Egyptians continued to occupy Cairo's Tahrir Square

Thousands of Egyptian's have continued to stay at Cairo' s Tahrir square though army have offered an immediate handover to civilian rule. After the four days of violent clashes Field Marshal Mohammad Hossein said that presidential elections would be held by July 2012. In response thousands of protesters believed that the concession was not enough. Clashes continued throughout the night between protesters and police. Egypt's Ministry of Health claimed that almost 30 people are killed and hundreds injured since Saturday. Police used tear gas, rubber bullets and bird shots in response to the stones thrown by protesters.

Monday, 21 November 2011

Syrian demand to change peace plan has been rejected by Arab League

The Arab League has rejected the Syrian change in peace plan for ending the country's conflict which has taken more then 3500 people lives from the day it started.

It dismissed Syria's demand to change its proposal for a 500-strong observer mission to be sent to the country. President Bashar al-Assad said that his country will not bow before the conflict pressure and he also predicted that the conflicts will continue.

The Arab League's peace plan thought by the world to solve the conflicts peacefully, seems to have failed. On Sunday a grenade attack was reported on the building of ruling party in the Capital Damascus. It was claimed by the Free Syrian Army, a group of military defectors.