Larry Queen interviews Chinese Foreign Minister about Sudan conflict

In this exclusive interview, Larry Queen interviews the Chinese Foreign Minister about the future of the new Sudans, the potential of their economies, and China's role in the conflict.

Ahmadinejad calls for OPEC to be abolished

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, President of Iran

Earlier today, there was outrage from the Middle Eastern states after Israel and Europe made their decision regarding Dubai’s failed projects. Last hour, Ahmadinejad called for OPEC to be abolished, encouraging Middle Eastern countries to move towards independence from Western countries and their economies.

Farjoon Ahmari, economic advisor to Ahmadinejad, claimed that OPEC has become “a tool of Western apostates.” The advisor said that it is unfair for countries like Dubai to be “bossed around by larger members of OPEC,” saying that Dubai must be allowed to make “use of their natural advantages in order to compensate” during hard economic times.

When asked if Iran had any ties to the failed Dubai projects, Ahmari said no. He claimed that the recommendation for OPEC was a matter of principle, stating that Dubai had to submit “to outside pressure.”

The WTO and members from OPEC were unable to offer comment on Ahmadinejad’s demands. One will have to wait for OPEC’s reaction to the advice.

-Larry Queen

CNN Official Response to Alqaeda's Demands

As a majority, we agreed not to comply with terrorist demands.  An unknown dissenter among the six of us still in lock down posted a blog post claiming we plan to comply with terrorist demands.  This is not the case, and we have no intention of complying with the terrorist demands as they were forth. 

In response to Huffington Post, we have reinforced our security and only the six remaining CNN wire staff members remain in lock down have the capability to update the blog, eliminating the possibility for any outside sources of posting in our blog.

-CNN Wire Staff