The identity of these 16 firms has not been made public yet, but sources describe the firms as major financial institutions, many of them well-known to the general public. Their inclusion in this case would significantly expand the scope of the scandal.
Contacted by Rolling Stone today, the SEC declined to comment on the status of the case.
(04.09.) Now, there’s no doubt that, as I indicated a while back, we’ve kind of hit a wall in terms of additional progress. But I have not written off the idea that the United States and Russia are going to continue to have common interests even as we have some very profound differences on some other issues.
President Barack Obama said Wednesday that the U.S. has “hit a wall” in its relationship with Russia, pointing to disagreements over Syria and other issues as roadblocks in his efforts to work with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
„The President looks forward to discussing with the Emir a wide range of critical interests and important developments in the Gulf region and broader Middle East,“ the White House said in a statement.
Zuvor war der Resolutionsentwurf, der die US-Administration zu einem Militärschlag gegen Syrien genehmigt, vom Auswärtigen Ausschuss des Senats gebilligt worden. Die Resolution trifft in Kraft, nachdem sie auch vom Repräsentantenhaus des Kongresses gebilligt worden ist. Das Repräsentantenhaus bereitet zur Abstimmung mindestens zwei alternative Resolutionen vor.
„Ich bin weiß Gott kein Pazifist, ich bin ein alter Soldat“, sagte Schmidt. Es sei aber überhaupt nicht klar, welche Kräfte miteinander in Opposition zu Machthaber Baschar al-Assad stünden.
In der Erklärung wird der „fürchterliche Chemiewaffenangriff“ in den Vororten von Damaskus vom 21. August scharf verurteilt. „Die Beweise verweisen klar darauf, dass die syrische Regierung für den Angriff verantwortlich ist“, heißt es weiter. „Wir unterstützen von den USA und anderen Ländern unternommene Anstrengungen, das Verbot des Chemiewaffeneinsatzes zu bekräftigen“
The two defense leaders also discussed the situation in Syria and its implications for security and stability in the region, Little said, and Hagel expressed appreciation for the defense minister’s insights.
„We‘re disappointed. The delegation isn‘t coming. I think American legislators lost an opportunity to learn at least some alternative views,“ Kislyak said at the Center for the National Interest think tank in Washington.
„They wanted to be heard and they wanted to hear,“ he said of the Russian lawmakers. „They thought it was an important issue,“ and wanted to discuss it „irrespective of the very low level of contacts between the legislatures,“ Kislyak said.
“There’s a great deal of evidence that the American people remain very skeptical about the idea of going forward with a military intervention,” said John Nichols, a columnist at The Nation in Madison, Wisconsin.
Unfortunately this time, Obama isn’t bombing Al Qaeda, he’s bombing the people Al Qaeda are fighting. It’s as if FDR used the declaration of war after Pearl Harbor to begin fighting Russia alongside Japan on the grounds that Japanese troops had once been in Japan.
The Muslim Brotherhood affiliated Freedom and Justice Party denounces todays’ reported attack on the coup’s minister of interior, and expresses concern that the incident may be an excuse for more suppression of coup opponents.
The publication of the ranking of the competitiveness of countries compiled each year by the World Economic Forum has bad news for Italy. In a year, we have dropped by seven notches, going from position 42 to position 49. In reality, in absolute terms we still have the same number of points (4.4 out of 7) but other countries have overtaken us. In the ranking, we are matched by Kazakhstan and the similarities are increasing.
Nobel Peace Prize laurete, Mairead Maguire tells her account of her visit to Syria. While Maguire was in Syria she discovered that the people the U.S. are funding are violent groups and do not want peace in Syria. Her her view is that Syria is being used as a proxy war by the U.S., Great Britain, Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
High-profile US rabbis and Jewish leaders are petitioning Congress to authorise President Barack Obama to use military strikes in response to Syria‘s use of chemical weapons.
In the 2007 interview, Misch – who worked as Hitler‘s bodyguard, phone operator and courier for five years – said: „Life in the bunker was pretty normal. Hitler was mostly very calm.“
“I’m not drawing an analogy to World War II, other than to say, you know, when London was getting bombed, it was profoundly unpopular both in Congress and around the country to help the British,” Obama asserted.
Obama also insisted that the 1999 intervention in Kosovo was also unpopular, but it was a necessary and important intervention.
OBAMA: (OFF-MIKE) thank President Putin and the people of St. Petersburg, and the people of Russia, for holding this G-20.
This city has a long and storied history, including its historic resistance and extraordinary sacrifices during the Second World War. So I want to take this opportunity to salute the people of St. Petersburg and express our gratitude for their outstanding hospitality.
„We shall await the report of the inspectors just as we will await (U.S.) Congress,“ he told a news conference after a summit of G20 nations in Russia‘s St. Petersburg, referring to an expected U.S. vote on military strikes.
U.S. President Barack Obama said on Friday he values the strong support from French President Francois Hollande for action against Syria for a chemical weapons attack.
The BBC flagship news programmes, news channel, online news service and radio news outlets have spent several days in constant hysteria about the probability of a second vote on Syria, after parliament rejected military intervention last week. Why is the BBC obsessively attempting to answer a question only they are asking?
Der Beklagte soll ohne die Einverständnis seines Arbeitsvermittlers Aufnahmen während einiger Gespräche getätigt haben. Zwar hatte aufgrund einer Anzeige die Polizei die Wohnung des Betroffenen durchsucht und auch das Gerät gefunden, allerdings blieben die gesuchten Tonbänder unauffindbar. Nach Aussagen des Angeklagten habe dieser die Gespräche aufgezeichnet, um im Anschluss eigene Protokolle anzulegen. Weil die Behörde eines Tages die Aufnahmen untersagte, kam es zum Streit zwischen beiden Parteien. „Er weigerte sich, das Beratungsgespräch zu führen, zu dem er eingeladen war“
Warum brechen Polizisten jemandem die Rippen, gegen den sie nicht einmal Anzeige erstatten, geschweige denn seine Personalien aufnehmen? Die Gewalt bei der Räumung der Blockade gegen den NPD-Truck am Donnerstag war nicht nur sinnlos, sie wurde von der Einsatzleitung billigend in Kauf genommen – auch auf Kosten ihrer eigenen Beamten.