CoE Rapporteur Dick Marty said that the EU mission in Kosovo, EULEX, in its current incarnation, is powerless to investigate organ trafficking. The Swiss senator advised for an ad hoc judicial structure to be set up, which would be located outside of Kosovo, should be created specially for the purpose.
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PDF EBook Reader- Is It Needed? Posted By : jennyhamper
January 18th, 2011 |
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Along with the rest of the gadgets that people have and the ones that are available in the market today, people are going crazy over what else they should buy and what should be left behind. A lot of people now own smart phones, personal computers and many gaming consoles so is it really a need to own a PDF reader? The answer to that could be no but at the same time if you have a gadget like this then it would be a lot of fun and in the longer run, and as well youd be able to save loads of money.
No RBI approval needed for bank branches in northeast: minister
December 30th, 2010 |
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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has relaxed norms for setting up bank branches in northeast India and no prior approval of the apex regulatory body is required in this regard, a senior Tripura minister said Thursday. The clarification came during a meeting between RBI Governor D. Subbarao and Tripura’s Finance Minister Badal Choudhury in [...]
Business Intelligence Software Much Needed Solution for Any Business to Succeed Posted By : JDi Data
December 29th, 2010 |
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To keep the cost of delivering goods and services in line, companies must find ways to reduce waste and eliminate inefficiencies. You can lose control of your cost structure putting pressure on your gross margins without proper infrastructure. Restricted cash flows are forcing companies to analyze cost structures by delving into available information at their fingertips.
“U.S. may be needed in Afghan south for years”
August 25th, 2010 |
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The commander of the U.S. Marine Corps says it likely will take a few years to transfer security duty to Afghan forces in the country’s key southern provinces.
General James Conway says some American forces in Afghanistan probably will turn over combat duties to Afghan forces in 2011. However, he adds, that probably will not include Marines battling insurgents in Helmand and Kandahar, the birthplace of the Taliban.
More aid needed for desperate Pakistan
August 17th, 2010 |
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UN chief Ban Ki-moon is to report back to the organization’s general assembly after his fact finding mission to Pakistan to try to speed up the flow of aid.
“Accelerated EU, NATO bids needed”
August 5th, 2010 |
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LDP leader Čedomir Jovanović has evaluated that Serbia needs a new policy after the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Kosovo.
Two urgent decisions should be made that Serbia is accelerating its integration into the European Union and that the official Belgrade should state that it is prepared to lead the country into NATO, Jovanović said in an interview published by Belgrade daily VeÄernje Novosti.
Strategy needed to control target killings
July 24th, 2010 |
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LAHORE (Agencies) – Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said that a comprehensive strategy is needed to control target killings in Karachi, adding that the government has been taking every step that could benefit the country.
Gilani said that a three-member committee comprising foreign, commerce and finance ministers has been constituted to take Parliament into confidence on Afghan transit trade.
Talking to the mediamen here on Saturday, he said all decisions would be taken in line with greater interests of the nation and the country.
Responding to a question about rumour of sanctions on the media, he said there was no restrictions on the media as the PPP had itself struggled for the freedom of the Press.
He said he himself belonged to the media as he had done his master’s in mass communication, adding the PPP had protested against media curbs imposed by Pervez Musharraf. “How my government can impose restrictions on the media?” he asked.
To another question on an extension to the Chief Of Army Staff, he said it was just an administration matter so he would not comment on it.
To a query about his meeting with officials of the education department, he said it had no connection with the issue of fake degrees, adding he was not in favour of fake degrees. He said the issue of bogus degrees had been referred to the Election Commission and it would decide about it according to the law.
Gilani said the government was not fulfilling the desires of any friend, adding just interests of the country were watched.
Regarding target killings in Karachi, he said it was directed to all departments to join their hands and form a common strategy against terrorism.
To a question about the statement of Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif regarding sharing information on terrorism, the PM said it was not true that law-enforcement agencies were not cooperating with the Punjab government on the directions of Interior Minister Rehman Malik, adding all departments were not under the Interior Minster.
He said Karachi was a very big city and its foolproof security was not an easy matter.
He said the government was specially focusing on the development of Balochistan but a lot of work was yet to be done there.
The PM said it was directed to departments concerned to ensure the availability of sugar in the markets before the holy month of Ramazan and added the government would not spare any department for negligence.
“International presence needed in Kyrgyzstan”
July 17th, 2010 |
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Germany’s foreign minister says he’s convinced an international police mission in Kyrgyzstan will go ahead, as senior politicians try to organize the details. The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) is trying to finalize the details of an international police presence in Kyrgyzstan, as authorities try to restore stability after a government overthrow in April and ethnic violence in June which claimed some 2,000 lives.
“Changes in Sandžak policies neededâ€
July 17th, 2010 |
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The Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia stated that Belgrade needs to implement constructive policies toward the Sandžak region. Committee President Sonja Biserko said that the Islamic community and Bosniaks in Serbia are waiting for Belgrade to begin with constructive policies toward this minority.
STI +0.6%; more signs of economic growth needed: UOB
July 14th, 2010 |
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Singapore stocks up by end of morning trade but gains for rest of session may be limited as investors await more earnings announcements. STI +0.6% at 2,944.95 midday; immediate resistance at 2,959 (May 4 high), says Dow Jones.
Why BPI is Needed Now
July 2nd, 2010 |
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In today’s competitive business market, companies need to closely monitor and analyze processes, look at inter-relationships between various processes, and seek ways to continuously improve processes. Business process improvement (BPI) formalizes these operations with the goal of providing measurable benefits including lower operational costs, better customer service, faster time to market, and higher shareholder return. This is why many companies are finding that BPI is truly needed today.
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CapitaMalls Asia +1.4%; Patience needed, says Daiwa
June 14th, 2010 |
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CapitaMalls Asia (JS8.SG) +1.4% at $2.13 following proposed listing of its 3 Malaysian malls on Bursa Malaysia through CapitaMalls Malaysia Trust, according to Dow Jones.
Cyber Command Chief: Clear Rules Needed to Govern U.S. Cyber Security
June 4th, 2010 |
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Gen. Keith Alexander, chief of the U.S. Cyber Command, told an audience the country needs clear rules of engagement to protect cyberspace as the nation confronts emerging threats. – Gen. Keith Alexander, head of the U.S. Cyber Command, called for the
establishment of clear rules of engagement for cyberspace as the
country deals with the prospect of quot;remote sabotage. quot;
Alexander spoke June 3 before an audience at the Center for
Strategic and International Studies, …
More powerful arms needed to fight 26/11 style attack: British cop
April 15th, 2010 |
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Police have to be armed with more powerful weapons to battle a Mumbai-inspired terror strike in Britain, said a senior Scotland Yard official. “It’s going to mean heavy ballistic weapons, heavier ballistic ammunition,” he added.
Scotland Yard Assistant Commissioner John Yates said officials would require a major boost to their firepower to fight a terror attack [...]
No dictation needed on N-plan: Gilani
April 14th, 2010 |
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WASHINGTON – Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani has said that invitation to first Nuclear Security Summit is a practical proof of a ‘great legitimacy of Pakistan’s nuclear programme’ as the US President Barack Hussain Obama has unequivocally expressed confidence in its security and safety.
Addressing a concluding press conference after the end of the Summit, the PM while answering the question what Pakistan gained out of it said, “Invitation and participation, in the first place, in this Summit itself is a great legitimacy for Pakistan’s nuclear programme.”
He was of the view that not only the visit remained successful in the bilateral context but also Pakistan gained its objective of legitimate recognition as responsible nuclear state. When asked about formal recognition as legitimate nuclear state, he said, “It needs patience.”
During a number of informal interactions with President Obama during the conference, the Prime Minister said that ‘we have convinced him about nuclear security action plan.”
Explaining about the issue of fuel recycling, the Prime Minister aided by PakistanÂ’s chief negotiator Masood Khan said that last meeting of the National Command Authority had proposed a fuel bank including those countries that have capacity to recycle fuel.
Regarding handshake and informal interaction with the Indian Prime Minister, Premier Gilani said, “He was aware of Pakistan’s role that was extremely important. And entire world is considering Pakistan’s position working for the global peace. Therefore, friends of Pakistan are trying to normalise relations between India and Pakistan so that Islamabad should focus totally on terrorism.”
“There was not even a single negative thing during my informal meeting with Indian Prime Minister that was in cordial atmosphere and he appeared with an open mind,” Gilani said answering another question. Still he was unable to say anything about a ‘purposeful or formal meeting with his Indian counterpart at the forthcoming SAARC Summit.”
The Prime Minister told the journalists that he twice held very exclusive meetings with Chinese President Hu Jintao and there was no mention of sanctions against Iran or anything of the sort.
Answering questions about the timeframe of strategic cooperation with US beyond security the Prime Minister said, “Our top priority is electricity, and the US has already committed to help us upgrade our existing structure.” The US, he added, has also ensured Pakistan to support for market access during the next Pakistan-European Union Summit in Brussels. President Obama has also promised to expedite ROZS.
Agencies add: Prime Minister said no country articulated concern over Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal at the Nuclear Security Summit
Pakistan would take decision on country’s nuclear programme itself, Gilani said and added “We do not need dictation from anyone on our nuclear programme.”
On the other hand, Gilani separately met US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Chairman US Foreign Affairs Committee Senator John Kerry and a delegation of International Monetary Fund (IMF).
During the meeting with Hillary Clinton, issues relating to Pak-US Strategic Dialogue, energy crisis in Pakistan, war against terrorism and regional situation were discussed.
Hillary assured her countryÂ’s assistance to overcome energy needs of Pakistan.
STI likely up, but pullback needed: AmFraser
March 30th, 2010 |
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Firmer US stocks bode well for Singapore shares, paving way for STI to test this year’s current high of 2,947 set in January, says Dow Jones.
Benchmark ends +0.8% at 2,929.14 yesterday. Still, with STI +6.5% since beginning of March, some market observers say pullback would be healthy.
Sprint CEO Hesse Says WiMax Investment Needed for Speed
March 25th, 2010 |
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Sprint CEO Dan Hesse tells an audience during the CTIA Wireless conference in Las Vegas that his company invested in WiMax for its 4G technology out of a need to get into the 4G market quickly. However, Hesse also says he thought LTE would likely become the bigger 4G standard. Sprint introduced a 4G-capable smartphone, the HTC Evo 4G, at the conference.
– LAS VEGAS Sprint Nextel CEO
Dan Hesse suggested during a talk at the CTIA Wireless conference that his
company’s decision to invest in WiMax for its 4G technology, as opposed to LTE,
was out of a need to quickly create a footprint in the U.S.-based 4G market.
However, Hesse also said WiMax would…
Koštunica: New policy needed for EU
March 20th, 2010 |
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DSS leader Vojislav KoÅ¡tunica said that the “EU has not alternative†policy should be replaced with normal policies that will keep the country together. “Life and the example of the conference in Slovenia confirms that it would have be good for Serbia to implement these thought-out state-preserving policies over the last two years instead of empty and superficial policies such as the current government’s ‘EU has no alternative’,†the former prime minister stated.
“Model for cooperation with Kosovo needed”
March 16th, 2010 |
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Serbia is not being asked to recognize Kosovo, but Belgrade must establish some model of cooperation with PriÅ¡tina, the British ambassador says. Stephen Wordsworth told B92 that Serbia was not requested to recognize Kosovo, but mentioned, as examples of “cooperation between Kosovo and Serbia”, which is increasingly being insisted on, two post-war Germanies, as well as the model which has been established by Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.