Transocean Ltd., owner of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig, awarded millions of dollars in bonuses to its executives after “the best year in safety performance in our company’s history,” according to an annual report and proxy statement released yesterday.

The Bible can now be imported into the country in all languages including Bahasa Malaysia, Bahasa Indonesia and in the indigenous languages. It can also be printed locally and there is no requirement for any stamp or serial number.

Manama‘s Friday Prayers leader has condemned the crackdown on opposition protests, warning the government that its actions will only create hostility.

Und wieder bebte die Erde und sorgte für einen Schock. In der südlichen Ägäis gab es am Freitag ein starkes Seebeben. Laut dem Athener Geodynamischen Institut erreichte es eine Stärke von 6,2. Das Beben richtete aber nur geringe Schäden an und ereignete sich in einer Tiefe von rund 60 Kilometer unter dem Meeresboden. Eine Flutwelle blieb wegen der großen Tiefe aus.

Ein Ausschnitt aus einer infokireg.tv Sendung in der Alexander Benesch ein Exklusiv-Interview von AE911Truth mit Tom Sullivan spontan Syncronisiert!…

The NATO secretary general‘s special representative for the South Caucasus and Central Asia will pay an official visit to Georgia next week, a Georgian government spokesman said on Friday.

At least one person has been killed after Omani security forces opened fire on protesters in the Persian Gulf state. Hundreds of protesters took to streets in the city of Sohar, located about 200 kilometers (125 miles) northwest of the capital Muscat, following the Friday Prayers.

Dozens of people have gone missing in Bahrain, as the monarchy intensifies its violent crackdown on protesters in an attempt to take control of the Persian Gulf state.

Opposition groups say dozens of people have gone missing since Wednesday as Bahrain‘s Saudi-backed rulers seek to quell weeks of anti-government protests by means of martial law and foreign military intervention.

Hundreds of people have protested peacefully in Saudi Arabia‘s eastern city of Qatif, calling on the country‘s military to end its incursion into Bahrain.

Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets in the Yemeni capital of Sana‘a to call for an end to the 32-year-old autocratic rule of President Ali Abdullah Saleh.

The Egyptian military has confiscated a huge consignment of cement bound for the Gaza Strip that is under the Israeli blockade since 2007.

A 15-member delegation from the Egyptian International Coalition for Lifting the Siege and Rebuilding Gaza, which was accompanying the shipment, said the move indicates the Egyptian revolution has done nothing to change Cairo‘s policies toward Palestine, a Press TV correspondent reported from Cairo.

The EPA is preparing to dramatically increase permissible radioactive releases in drinking water, food and soil after “radiological incidents,” according to Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility. What is termed a guidance that EPA is considering – as opposed to a regulation – does not require public airing before it’s decided upon. EPA officials contacted today in the Atlanta and D.C. offices had no response on the issue as of 6 p.m.