Azeri Private TV Reportedly to Resume Operation - Agency
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Text of report by Azerbaijani news agency Turan  Baku, 11 December: Today, the National TV and Radio Council [NTRC] met to look into the issue of the ANS TV channel. The decision made at the meeting will be publicized at a news conference at 1700 [1300 gmt].
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The Pakistani government is expected  to resume power-sharing talks with former prime minister  Benazir Bhutto but opponents inside the ruling party must be  won over if a deal is to be struck, a government official said  on Monday.
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The military-installed government completed the takeover of the countryâs only independent television station, and said it would temporarily pull it off the air after it failed to pay billions of dollars in fees. The takeover was expected after the station said last week that it could not pay the fees. The government announced yesterday that it would terminate iTVâs license after the deadline had passed for paying nearly $3 billion in fines, broadcasting license fees and interest. The governmentâs move was the latest in a series of decisions that have raised concern among investors and the public about the direction of Thailandâs leaders. Others include the imposition of capital controls and new restrictions placed on foreign ownership of Thai companies. A minister in the prime ministerâs office, told reporters the station would stop broadcasting today but could resume transmission as early as Friday if government officials could resolve legal issues for new ownership.
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Iran&#39;s senior nuclear official said that the Islamic republic might resume the suspension of uranium enrichment as requested by the European Union in an attempt to end a standoff over its nuclear program.
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The Indian cricket board said on Wednesday it was making arrangements on its own to broadcast next month's test series against Australia, which is under threat because of a raging TV rights dispute.
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Authorities said Monday they would allow a top independent TV station back on the air, but warned that it would have to bid for a broadcasting license next year.
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Iran may resume uranium enrichment &quot;any moment,&quot; Intelligence Minister Ali Yunesi said on state television Monday. &quot;We suspended (enrichment) voluntarily and we may continue it voluntarily,&quot; Yunesi said.
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Representatives for National Hockey  League owners and locked-out players will resume talks in a bid  to save the rest of the season, a players' union official has  said.
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Text of report by Tajik news agency Varorud website on 6 September  Tajik President Emomali Rahmonov has criticized the quality of programmes on the state TV channel.
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Azerbaijan's foreign minister rejects US fears for democracy after an independent broadcaster is shut down.
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Iran's state broadcaster will launch a 24-hour English-language satellite news channel next week to rival dominant Western services, a senior official said on Tuesday.
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Prosecutors said Friday they have reopened an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the deaths of the last Russian czar and his family nearly 90 years ago after an archaeologist said the remains of Nicholas II's son and heir to the throne may have finally been found.
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Text of report in English by Moscow Times website, on 11 December  A BBC radio broadcast is off the Russian airwaves for the second time in one year.
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A Chechen Web site opposed by the Kremlin has resumed operations in Lithuania, Interfax news agency said Monday.
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The Pakistani government is expected to resume power-sharing talks with former prime minister Benazir Bhutto but opponents inside the ruling party must be won over if a deal is to be struck, a government official said on Monday.
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Taliban and South Korean negotiators were expected on Tuesday to resume talks on the fate of the remaining 19 Korean hostages held by the militant group in Afghanistan, a provincial governor said.
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Text of report by Kyrgyz news agency 24.kg website  Bishkek, 5 February: A new TV broadcaster, called The Fifth Channel, will be launched in Kyrgyzstan next Monday, 12 February.  The Fifth Channel will go on air next Monday, 12 February, the TV company's press service has said.