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No FBI agents visited Armenia in connection with Medicare Fraud
No FBI agents visited Armenia in connection with Medicare Fraud Armenia’s Prosecutor General’s Office has denied the information published in the media, that 8 FBI agents arrived to Armenia. “No agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation came to Armenia in... (Continue reading)
Mobile Phones Microsoft Kin released on May 13
Written on 3 May, 2010 at 0:41 in Technology | viewed 255 views times | 0 Comments
Mobiles Microsoft Kin One and Kin Two will be available in the United States on May 13.Advance order for them can be formalized with the May 6. About this newspaper writes SlashPhone, who learned about the release date of the product... (Continue reading)
Brown insists Iraq war was ‘right decision’
LONDON (AFP) – Prime Minister Gordon Brown defended his role in the 2003 Iraq war Friday, telling a public inquiry it was “the right decision” and rejecting claims he withheld funding from the armed forces. Brown said while he had not... (Continue reading)
The Dalai Lama started Twitter
Written on 23 Feb, 2010 at 13:59 in News | viewed 153 views times | 0 Comments
Dalai Lama on February 22 started his Twitter, wrote Mashable. The first entry in his diary @ DalaiLama was the message of the arrival of the Dalai Lama in Los Angeles. Total as at 23 February representatives of the Dalai... (Continue reading)
Reduction of unemployment will take time
Chief Economic Adviser to President Barack Obama’s Lawrence Summers (Lawrence Summers) said on Monday that the solution to high U.S. unemployment rate is vital, but it will take time. Summers noted that the unemployment rate 10.2 per cent indicates that the... (Continue reading)
American soldiers’ stay in Poland
Official Washington and Warsaw have reached an agreement on the conditions of stay of American troops in Poland. It is reported by Serbian television stations B92, with reference to the British media. Under the "Treaty on the Status of Armed Forces... (Continue reading)