Spain spends $ million 680 on a submarine

The expert engineers of Spain has spent up to now a sum of $ 680 in manufacturing a  latest model S-80 submarine According to the engineers it has been built with very high technology. But owing to some technical defects the submarine had been found to be difficult to be taken out after it was submerged.
The media in Spain had spoken vividly about this submarine which was manufactured with high technology and at a high expenditure. This had been a joint venture by the Spain government and a reputed mother company called Naventia Company.................

The allocated amount for this project had been $ billion 2.2 to construct a heavy submarine which could not float on the water. In order to rectify the defects found it would take at least two more years to remedy these defects had been disclosed by the Spain’s defence Ministry. In this context the proposed date of completion of the project would be in the year 2015.
They have found one remedy is to increase the length of the submarine. The weight of the submarine is also to be increased by another 100 tones. In this context the submarine need to be reconstructed. They will somehow make this to balance and the cost is estimated to be $ million 7.5.
The opposition party of the Spain government had disgraced the government in this regard and had challenged to reveal the reasons for the failure in constructing it.

U.S. sanctions will not impede Iran’s petrochemical exports’

   The intensification of U.S sanctions on Iran’s petrochemical industry will not impede exports, despite the sanctions petrochemical products are being exported over 65 countries the Iranian petrochemical industry said on Saturday. U.S blacklisted 8 Iranian petrochemical companies as part of its plan to pressure Iran to halt its uranium enrichment program.

                  Iranian oil ministry Rostam Qasemi said the country is not concerned about the impact of western sanctions o the development of its oil industry. In the recent years, with good support from the government suitable investments have been made in the industry he added. The Iran’s annual petrochemical output has increased by 38 million tons. East Asia, Central Asia, Southeast Asia and Africa were the main destinations of the Iran’s petrochemical products.

China accuses U.S. of "prejudice" over 1989 protest comments

The United States should "immediately rectify its wrongdoings and stop interfering in China's internal affairs so as not to sabotage China-U.S. relations" and China has already reached a "clear conclusion" about the events of 1989 Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said.........

The U.S state department said China should end harassment of those who participated in the protests and fully account for those killed, detained, or missing." After initially tolerating the student-led demonstrations in the spring of 1989 centered on Beijing's Tiananmen Square, the Communist Party sent troops to crush the protests on the night of June 3-4, killing hundreds, according to rights groups. The topic remains taboo in China and the leadership has rejected all calls to overturn its verdict. Chinese President Xi Jinxing and U.S. President Barak Obama are due to meet in next week.

Google to provide internet facilities to developing countries

The ‘Wall Street’ journal had announced last week from the Sahara region to the South Asia region ‘Google’ is planning to privies internet facilities for those in the developing countries. This would help about a billion people in this regard......


It was stated in the journal that in this regard they are discussing with the related authorities in South Africa and Kenya. To go ahead with this exercise a large sum of money would needed for the infrastructure facilities There are going to be geographical obstacles, with the towers that are to be erected.  And they  also have to abide by the rules of the different countries.
In this connection they are planning to have channels which would not disrupt the activities that are already in existence.