November, 2008

• 7 November

  Angolan President Invited to Visit Iran

  TEHRAN (FNA)- Angolan President José Eduardo dos Santos this Thursday received a message of invitation from his Iranian counterpart Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to pay a visit to the Islamic Republic.

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• 7 November

  Iran, Oman Plan LNG Cooperation

  TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran and Oman said they intend to seal a major gas deal by the year end that would allow export of more than 1 billion cubic feet of gas per day via pipeline. This would not only supply Oman’s needs, but also provide supply for liquefied natural gas …

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• 7 November

  Iran may Replace Indian-Led Consortium with Chinese Firm

  TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran has threatened to call off talks with Ashok Leyland Project Services Ltd and sign a contract with a Chinese firm to build a rail link in that country due to differences with the Indian infrastructure company over execution of the project.

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• 7 November

  Iran to Provide Funds to Solomons Students

  TEHRAN (FNA)- The Solomon Islands government has reportedly accepted an offer from Iran, to cover the travel costs for Solomon Islands medical students travelling to Cuba.

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• 7 November

  Rajai-Far Views US Outpost in Iran as Spy Base

  TEHRAN (FNA)- Secretary-General of the Headquarters for Remembering Muslim World’s Martyrs, Forooz Rajai-Far, warned that a US interests office in Iran would be a base for espionage and plotting against Iran.

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• 7 November

  Israel Renews War Threats against Iran

  TEHRAN (FNA)- The Zionist regime urged Washington not to rule out military option in Iran, and showed much fearful of a peaceful US dialogue with Tehran.

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• 6 November

  Kosovo ‘Shouldn’t Expect a Perfect Society’

  06 November 2008 Caglavica – ‘There is no such thing as a perfect society,’ Britain’s Foreign Minister David Miliband argued as he moderated a debate between Kosovo Albanians and Serbs on Wednesday.

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• 6 November

  Montenegro Warns of Rising Balkan Tensions

  06 November 2008 Podgorica – Montenegro is urging NATO members to speed up membership for its neighbours, where rising tensions are threatening stability since the wars of the 1990s.

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• 6 November

  Bulgarian Turk Party Launches Complaint

  06 November 2008 Sofia – Bulgaria’s ethnic Turk Movement for Rights and Freedom party has complained to the European People’s Party in Brussels about recent comments made by the Mayor of Sofia.

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• 6 November

  Serbian Town Geared for Election Re-Run

  06 November 2008 Novi Pazar – The head of the OSCE mission in Belgrade has called on political parties, municipal bodies and the people of Prijepolje to ensure free and fair local elections there on Sunday.

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