Salem-News.com Malaysia articles Page 1

China Warns Against Joint Exercises in South China Seas

There have been a series of run-ins involving fishermen, military patrols, and other vessels in the disputed region in recent months, increasing tension over the competing territorial claims.

(BEIJING VOA) - Chinese officials in Beijing are warning against any joint military patrols or exercises between Vietnam and the Philippines in the disputed South China Sea.

Vietnam and Philippines military officials have discussed conducting joint exercises in the disputed region in meetings earlier this month.

Global March to Jerusalem`s Asia Caravan Crossed Iranian Border

People from Indonesia, Philippine, Malaysia, India, Bahrain, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan, and now Iran, have joined the caravan till now.

(TEHRAN) - After 6 days of traveling, the GMJ Asian caravan to Jerusalem crossed the Iranian border. Passing through Zahidan, Kerman and Qom the caravan reached Tehran last night at 9:00 p.m.

The caravan will meet with Iranian prominent figures during its stay in Tehran and an Iranian delegation of artists, poets, students and activists as well as some MPs, who will join the caravan.

Global Movement to Create a Non-Violent World Launched

People who wish to join the movement are invited...

(BLACKBURN, Aust.) - On 11 November 2011, the 93rd anniversary of the armistice of World War 1, a new movement to end human violence was launched around the world. 'The People's Charter to Create a Nonviolent World' was launched simultaneously in Australia, Malaysia, the Philippines and the United States and has already gained signatories in twenty-one countries.

The aim of the Nonviolence Charter is to create a worldwide movement to end violence in all of its forms.

Bush and Blair Found Guilty in War Crimes Tribunal

The commission cited a UN rule that Bush and Blair failed to observe when planning the destruction of Iraq.

(KUALA LAMPUR, Malaysia) - The former heads of both the United States of America and Great Britain, George W. Bush and Tony Blair, have been found guilty by a War Crimes Tribunal for their roles in spearheading the war in Iraq.

This is a very serious development for the two world leaders who did not attend the proceedings in Kuala Lampur, Malaysia.