Brad Haddin joins Sydney Sixers
Brad Haddin has joined a growing list of New South Wales and Australia players to sign with the Sydney Sixers in the Big Bash League
Month: July 2011
Clinton in India: No terrorists should get a free pass
At a joint news conference with India’s Foreign Minister S. M. Krishna in New Delhi, India, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Tuesday warned India’s neighbor, Pakistan, that safe havens for terrorists “cannot be tolerated anywhere.”
Damien Wright to be New Zealand’s bowling coach
The Australian fast bowler Damien Wright is expected to become New Zealand’s new bowling coach
France condemns Iran’s nuclear move
The French Foreign Ministry condemned Tuesday the Iranian government’s announcement that it was installing a new generation of centrifuges in its nuclear facilities, describing it as “a new wave of provocation” that flouts United Nations resolutions.
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Libel case pits Ecuador’s president against newspaper
Court proceedings began Tuesday in a high-profile libel lawsuit that pits Ecuador’s president against one of the nation’s largest newspapers.
Pakistani president visits Afghanistan for security talks
Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari is visiting Afghanistan on Tuesday to participate in bilateral talks on “the current security situation in the region,” including the fight against terrorism and cooperation between the two countries, his spokesman …
Murdoch, Brooks on defense
Rupert Murdoch denied ultimate responsibility for illegal phone hacking carried out by employees of his News Corp. empire, as he, his son James, and former top executive Rebekah Brooks faced questioning by British lawmakers. TUESDAY RECAP | MURDOCH HIT…
Redjet begins flying Trinidad route next Thursday
Port-of-Spain: Regional low cost carrier Redjet will make its inaugural flight from Port-of-Spain on July 28th. After three months of uncertainity the airline has been granted certification and licences to…
Five injured as bus splits in two on highway
Chaguanas: An articulated bus traveling from north to south Trinidad along the Uriah Butler Highway, split in two this afternoon injuring five people including two infants. Police reports indicate that…
Hacking whistleblower’s death ‘non-suspicious’
Investigators have found no sign of foul play in the death of a man identified as the whistleblower behind the scandal surrounding media mogul Rupert Murdoch’s News International, British police announced Tuesday.
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