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The following article reveals information on the present crisis in Iran and several means to resolve it.
European nations negotiating with Iran over its suspect nuclear program initially offered the errant nation a free light-water nuclear reactor. The President of Iran, however, responded by becoming predictably irate at what he considered a "colonial" insult and immediately rejected it. Related Article Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
European nuke negotiators presented their latest package of incentives to Iran, the renegade uranium enriching supporter of terrorism and irresponsible purveyor of bellicose vituperation, and were met with a surprising response. The mullah-dominated nation, while noting there were promising aspects to it, also demanded free pizza delivery. Related Article Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
The reason for Russia's risky stance is as obvious as the red power tie we often see dangling from Vladimir Putin's neck. Iran buys weapons from Russia and will now buy enriched uranium, too. What Lenin once said about capitalists apparently also applies to reformed communists: they would sell you the rope to hang them with. Related Article Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
Oriental rugs were being woven as early as 5th century B.C. The earliest were woven in Asia and Europe. The weavers who wove them were highly talented. Persian rugs are a highly coveted home accessory that is priceless and beautiful. The elegance and style of these rugs is what makes them popular. There is a special technique that goes in to weaving a Persian rug by hand. Related Article Tags: , , ,
When fuel and coal emerged, gas became part of man’s everyday living. Gas is needed to make a gas stove work for cooking, to fill up the tank of your car, and to make every other machinery perform. It’s no wonder that hundreds of companies around the world invest and purchase fuel and natural gas from the best world country leaders.
Iraq stands at the junction of three different and competing cultures for the control of the country. Kurds, Shia and Sunni Arabs all want to control their own affairs and that of the Iraqi state. Since each of them have their own distinct identity and their own supporters the potential for conflict is great. Related Article Tags: , , , , , , , , ,
Carpet and rug weaving in Iran (Persia) dates back to 3500 years in the bronze age, according to some experts. The oldest evidences of this art date back to the third to fifth centuries AD discovered in Eastern Turkestan, and hand-weavings of the Seljuks of Asia Minor. Carpets from Safavid dynasty (1501-1736) in the 16th century are also some of the earliest products in the history of carpet-weaving. Related Article Tags: , , , ,
Carpet and rug weaving in Iran (Persia) dates back to 3500 years in the bronze age, according to some experts. The oldest evidences of this art date back to the third to fifth centuries AD discovered in Eastern Turkestan, and hand-weavings of the Seljuks of Asia Minor. Carpets from Safavid dynasty (1501-1736) in the 16th century are also some of the earliest products in the history of carpet-weaving.
How many Americans know what is really going on in the Middle East? Perhaps Americans are working and playing too hard to get the true picture. What is brewing there comes with no promise to remain over there. Global conflicts don't remain over there anymore in our shrinking world. Related Article Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
It got that name from the Latin word ‘lapis’ which means stone and from the Arabic word Azul which means blue or the color of the sky. Lapis lazuli is basically a metamorphic rock that has a bright blue color and it is consisted of many minerals like calcite, lazurite, pyrite and sodalite. Related Article Tags: , , , , , ,
Do you enjoy eating pistachios? It has been my experience that pistachios are enjoyed the world over. They can be eaten in a raw state and roasted within their shells, thus making them such an interesting food. Their color is also eye-catching and appealing. Related Article Tags: , , , , , ,
Ghazal originated in Iran in the 10th century A.D. It grew from the Persian qasida, which in verse form had come to Iran from Arabia. The qasida was a panegyric written in praise of the emperor or his noblemen. The part of the qasida called tashbib got detached and developed in due course of time into the ghazal. Whereas the qasida sometimes ran into as many as 100 couplets or more in monorhyme, the ghazal seldom exceeded twelve, and settled down to an average of seven. Related Article Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , ,
Traditionally all Persian rugs are considered durable, however it is the tribal rugs that have a most impressive history surrounding them. To learn more about the Shiraz style Persian rugs read on... Related Article Tags: , , , , , ,
Muslim men with Iranian passports may choose to go back to Iran and obtain a fast track divorce in that country by stating three times, "I divorce my wife" in the presence of two male witnesses, show proof of the "mahr" payment, record the divorce in Iran, authenticate the documents, return back to the U.S. and seek recognition and enforcement of the Iranian divorce in a state court. Related Article Tags: , ,
European negotiators, intent on reaching a peaceful agreement with Iran about its controversial nuclear program, resorted to a tactic that has recently proven to be the most reliable way to elicit a response in much of the Muslim world. Related Article Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
The Palestinian leadership, experiencing an ongoing cash crunch because the civilized world refuses to support its unachievable vow to destroy Israel, suffered the indignity of being assaulted by its own unpaid workers, who shouted "We are hungry!"
But, just in the nickel of time, the Palestinian Foreign Minister managed to smuggle a suitcase loaded with $20 million in cash into Gaza. He had slipped in from Egypt, on his way back from a successful begging trip to Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, China, Pakistan, Iran and Egypt. Related Article Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
Persian rugs can be classified into Persian City Rugs and Persian Tribal Rugs. Each type within these two is normally named after the city or tribal name in which it is manufactured and designed. These are some of the most popular Persian rugs (the first four fall under Persian City Rugs). Related Article Tags: , , , ,
The floor of your home says a lot about your style and personality. It's the first thing that people see when they enter and they're constantly reminded of it since they're standing on it. A lot of homeowners opt to go with hardwood floors these days and, indeed, these can be quite lovely...but they are hard, therefore the name. Sadly, carpets are known for attracting huge amounts of dust and other undesirables, so they're not always an option. Related Article Tags: , ,
Saffron the spice holds a very special position in the category of valuable spices and its position can be attributed to its appearance and the fact that it is very rarely found in every regions of the world. It takes much effort and labor to extract even a small amount of saffron from the natural flower whose scientific name is Sativus crocus. For instance it takes around 75000 flowers to extract approximately one ounce of saffron powder and it takes immense labor in selecting the appropriate flower and extracting the stigmas for drying. Saffron in India is only found in the areas of Kashmir. Related Article Tags: , ,
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