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US ‘dismayed’ by Israel’s new settlements in Jerusalem
The White House has said it is dismayed by Israel’s decision to build new settler homes in Jerusalem saying it makes it harder to kick-start the peace talks.
In China, Obama’s hosts show no signs of budging
President Obama and his Chinese counterpart, Hu Jintao, reach out to shake hands after their news conference in Beijing’s Great Hall of the People. The two leaders read 15-minute statements but, unusually, took no questions. (Ng Han Guan / Associated Press / November 17, 2009)
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Sajjad scores another win, Asif loses at World Snooker
KARACHI: Pakistan’s top cueist, Mohammad Sajjad, conjured up third straight win when he downed Belgium’s Mario Van Herk 4-2 to strengthen his position of making it to the next round in the IBSF World Snooker championship in Hyderabad, India, on Tuesday.
Having won previous two matches, Sajjad maintained his form and was home 86-28, 3-62, 66-21, 15-64, 52-50, 69-26.
However, his fellow countryman and Pakistan No 2 Mohammad Asif, suffered the first defeat in three outings when he went down fighting 3-4 to Ireland’s Mario Fernandez.
Asif, who had two victories under his belt, fought back in the game twice before losing the decisive frame. The Irish player won the battle 64-30, 89-1, 57-68, 46-53, 80-35, 43-67, 86-44.
Results: Mohammad Sajjad (Pakistan) bt Mario Van Herk (Belgium) 4-2 (86-28, 3-62, 66-21, 15-64, 52-50, 69-26); Mario Fernandez (Ireland) bt Mohammad Asif (Pakistan) 4-3 (64-30, 89-1, 57-68, 46-53, 80-35, 43-67, 86-44).
U.K.’s Standing Declines on Corruption Index
The revelation earlier this year that members of the U.K. parliament milked
the expense-claims system made a laughing stock of British politicians. A report out Tuesday showing the U.K. slipped to an 11-year low on a corruption index indicates the scandal caused more than humiliation.
President Obama and his Chinese counterpart, Hu Jintao, reach out to shake hands after their news conference in Beijing’s Great Hall of the People. The two leaders read 15-minute statements but, unusually, took no questions. (Ng Han Guan / Associated Press / November 17, 2009)
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