Iran Tests New Missile

Iran finally actually try out the newest missiles in military exercises around the Straits of Hormuz on Sunday (01/01/2012). Surface-to-air missile reportedly has the ability to circumvent the system of navigation signal scrambler that guide it toward the target.

Iran's national television station said the name of the missile tested was Mehrab, or Altar, and designed by Iranian scientists. "The missile is equipped with latest technology and internal systems that enable him to beat the system jammers," said a spokesman for the Iranian Navy Rear Admiral Mahmoud Mousavi told national television.

Missile test was conducted the day after Iran said it would delay the Navy test missile firing, Saturday (31/12/2011) and the interpreter confessed rundingnya ready to hold talks again about Iran's nuclear program with the P5 +1 countries (U.S., UK, France, China, Russia, and Germany).

Iran's war games held a large-scale sea for 10 days from December 24, 2011 last. The exercise was held in the area of ​​international waters that stretches along 2,000 kilometers outside the Strait of Hormuz, including most areas of the Indian Ocean and Gulf of Aden.

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Like a Vampire, Man Drank Wife's Blood For 3 Years

This strange story is really happening in the real world. Deepa Ahirwar, a 22-year-old woman from the village of Damoh in Madhya Pradesh state, told the police that her husband drank his blood in the last three years.

"He used a syringe to take my blood. Then poured into a glass and drink it. For three years he did that regularly, threatened me if I tell this to anyone. "Deepa said.Deepa is married to a peasant, Mahesh Ahirwar, Shikarpura village in 2007. A few months after the wedding, Mahes began taking blood from his veins and drank it. Mahesh said that it makes it stronger and did not stop even when Deepa was pregnant.

Deepa began to protest the conduct of her husband after she gave birth to a boy, seven months ago. He told police that feel tired and nauseous after the blood is extracted. If refused, her husband would beat her.

Earlier this month, Deepa by bringing her baby fled to her parents' house in the area under police Patera. When Deepa told his story to his father's farm, his father took him to the local police station to register a case against Mahesh. But Patera Police said the case was not under their jurisdiction and should be reported to the Police Hindoriya because the victim lived with her ​​husband in the area.

Deepa and her father eventually reported the case to the Police Hindoriya, where there they are only directed to the counseling of women. Neither police nor the Police Hindoriya Patera no one wants to register a case against Mahesh Deepa. When eventually the people know the behavior Shikarpura Mahesh, they defend Deepa. This finally forced the police to register cases of Deepa Hindoriya as physical torture by her husband.

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Corruption, Two Chinese Officials Executed

China executed two ex deputy mayor, on Tuesday (07/19/2011), for accepting a bribe in the amount of millions dollars.Similarly, the country's official news agency, Xinhua. Both former officials, and Jiang Xu Maiyong Renjie, previously worked in the prosperous cities in the east coast of China which is rapidly growing.

Xinhua, quoting the Supreme People's Court, reported two men were executed on Tuesday morning. Xu, 52, is a former vice mayor of Hangzhou and sentenced to death last May. He reportedly accepted bribes worth 198 million yuan and embezzlement is also abuse of power. "Xu has used the power to intervene in contracts and projects to help companies and person to acquire land, promotion, and tax reductions," Xinhua reported.Xu known for his luxurious lifestyle. Chinese media reports, investigators found the gold bars and expensive jewelry at home. The number of his mistress also reported there are dozens of people.

Meanwhile Jiang, 62, is a former vice mayor of Suzhou. He was sentenced to death in 2008 for taking bribes of more than 108 million yuanAccording to previous media reports, two men are members of the Communist Party. Based on polls, corruption by state officials is a source of public discontent in China. Therefore, in a speech earlier this month when it marks the 90th anniversary of the ruling Communist Party, Chinese President Hu Jintao said the fight against corruption is the key to "winning or losing in gaining public support as well as life or death of the party".

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