Saturday, 28 January 2012

Al Jazeera A US navy ship has rescued a 13-member Iranian crew held hostage by Somali pirates for more than 40 days in the Arabian Sea. The USS Kidd, a guided-missile destroyer, responded after the captain of the Iranian fishing boat, Al Molai, sent a distress call, the US navy said on Friday....
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The Daily Telegraph Billionaire businessman Donald Trump has put work on hold at his luxury golf resort in Scotland until a decision is made on an offshore wind farm proposal near the site. Trumped? Billionaire developer Donald Trump worries proposed offshore wind farms will ruin his golf course Photo: AP...
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Seattle Times WASHINGTON - For the U.S. Navy, it was a public-relations jackpot: An aircraft carrier group cruising the seas in the Middle East this week stumbled upon an Iranian fishing vessel in distress, hijacked by pirates. Forces from the aircraft carrier's strike group swiftly made the most of the moment....
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Chicago Tribune WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The same U.S. aircraft carrier group that Iran warned not to return to the Gulf has rescued 13 Iranians held hostage for weeks by pirates in the Arabian Sea, the Pentagon said on Friday. The rescue operation took place on Thursday, when forces with the USS John C. Stennis...
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Bloomberg At 2:30 a.m. on Feb. 7, 2003, a Cuban gunboat quietly docked at the Hyatt Marina in Key West, Florida. It had entered U.S. waters, the harbor and the marina next to the U.S. Coast Guard station undetected by the Coast Guard or the U.S. Navy. The four men on the boat -- Cuban border guards in full...
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The Daily Telegraph Australia THE image of the Costa Concordia's toppled carcass shafted on a reef off the Tuscan island of Giglio is so iconic it has come to represent the state of Europe, sinking under profligacy and debt. Even the people involved in the shipwreck, which has so far claimed 11 lives, seem to be caricatures...
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The Washington Post Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign has said it filed disclosures required by the Treasury Department involving the Romney family’s offshore holdings, but the campaign has not responded to requests from The Washington Post over the past two days for copies of those documents. The...
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Khaleej Times WASHINGTON ' The political tensions between the US and Iran over transit in and around the Persian Gulf gave way Friday to photos of rescued Iranian fisherman happily wearing American Navy ball caps. The fishermen were rescued by a US Navy destroyer Thursday, more than 40 days after their boat was...
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The Daily Telegraph Setting off on its regular voyage from the port of Civitavecchia near Rome, it had become traditional for the captain of the Costa Concordia to salute locals on the island of Giglio with a blast on the ship's siren. Locals in Giglio were stunned to see the Costa Concordia just a few hundred yards...
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