Israeli-Palestinian Peace Would Be Iran’s Worst Nightmare TL Bureau, Washington D.C.
AUSTRALIA Vol. 02 Issue 11 August 1, 2019
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khameini last week touted Iran’s support for the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas. He said the way to counter the so-called “deal of the century” peace plan of the Trump administration would be to give Palestinians a “feeling of progress,” offering that “not many years ago, the Palestinians were fighting with stones, but today … they are equipped with precision rockets, and this means a feeling of progress.” This was yet another example of Iran’s warped vision for the Palestinian people– one that offers nothing but increased violence, devastation and despair. In contrast, last month in Bahrain an entirely different and hopeful vision of peace and prosperity for the Palestinian people was presented. More than 300 government, private sector, and civil society leaders convened for the Peace to Prosperity workshop to discuss and provide feedback on the Trump administration’s economic vision for the Palestinians and the region. The gathering generated a renewed enthusiasm for improving the lives of Palestinians and bringing peace and opportunity to the region, which Iranian aggression can clearly never achieve.
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FM Zarif, Chinese Diplomat Meet in Tehran Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has held talks with Song Tao, the head of the International Liaison Department of the Communist Party of China, in Tehran. TL Bureau, Tehran Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has held talks with Song Tao, the head of the International Liaison Department of the Communist Party of China, in Tehran.During the Tuesday meeting, the two sides conferred on the most pressing bilateral, regional and international issues and developments. The talks were particularly focused on friendly ties between Tehran and Beijing in all fields, especially the meetings between the Iranian and Chinese presidents during the past few years.They also discussed the two countries' common strategic view of international developments, including the US' unilateralist policy in violation of international rules and regulations, and its efforts to impose its hegemony on the world.
Police strongly condemn violent acts in Tin Shui Wai TL Bureau, Hong Kong
USCBC Statement on Conclusion of 12th Round of US-China Negotiations
Officers of Tin Shui Wai Police Station last night (July 30) arrested three men while handling a criminal damage and common assault case on Tin Sau Road, during which protestors gathered and besieged Tin Shui Wai Police Station requesting to release the arrested persons. At around 2.45am (July 31), Police received multiple reports that a private car passing by Tin Shui Wai Police Station discharged fireworks at the protestors and left. Five of the six injured were sent to Tin Shui Wai Hospital in conscious state. The remaining man refused to be sent to the hospital. The case was classified as assault occasioning actual bodily harm, using false instrument, theft from vehicles and discharging firework without permit. Investigation by District Crime Squad of Yuen Long is underway. Police strongly condemn these violent acts, and will spare no effort in investigating all illegal and violent acts. Police are capable and determined to maintain law and order and will not tolerate any violence.
TL Bureau, WASHINGTON Following the conclusion of the 12th round of US-China bilateral trade negotiations in Shanghai, US-China Business Council (USCBC) President Craig Allen issued the following statement: "The US-China Business Council and its members are pleased that the US negotiators traveled to China to continue negotiations. We are pleased the two sides agreed to move forward with agriculture purchases to provide some much needed relief to American farmers. "Only through engagement can both sides ensure a sustainable and reciprocal economic relationship. We hope the negotiators will continue
to take a pragmatic and realistic approach to compromise and reach a conclusion that leads to greater market access for foreign companies, improves the protection and enforcement of intellectual property, and ultimately levels the playing field for foreign companies operating in the market. "We look forward to continuing to support these discussions as the next round of negotiations moves to the United States in September. China is a critically important trading partner for the United States. Strengthening this commercial relationship is in the best interests of US consumers, companies, workers, and farmers."
Two more ballistic missiles shown by South Korea TL Sources, Hamgyong North Korea directed its subsequent weapons test in under seven days on Wednesday, discharging two short-run ballistic rockets off its east coast in a move spectators state could be gone for boosting weight on the United States to set up new denuclearisation talks. The shots were propelled ahead of schedule from the Hodo Peninsula in South Hamgyong area on North Korea's east coast, as indicated by South Korea's military's Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS).
Joint Incidents Assessment Team (JIAT) of Yemen reviews a number of incidents and refutes allegations TL Bureau, Riyadh The official spokesman of the Joint Incidents Assessment Team (JIAT) in Yemen Legal Counselor Mansour Al-Mansour reviewed the results of assessing the incidents which included four allegations filed by international organizations and different media addressing errors allegedly committed by the Coalition Forces to Support Legitimacy in Yemen during military operations inside Yemen, confirming the correctness of the measures followed by the Coalition forces which observed the bases of engagement and the norms of the humanitarian international law.