ERBIL Cheap Air Max 90 , Iraq, Sept. 26 (Xinhua) -- Iraq's Kurdish President Masoud Barzani on Tuesday called for dialogue with Iraqi central government and neighboring countries, as Baghdad threatened to suspend all international flights to the Kurdish region.
Barzani said in an evening speech that governments of Iraq and neighboring countries need to continue the dialogue with the Kurdish region Cheap Air Max , instead of raising voice or issuing threats.
The Kurdish leader vowed the semi-autonomous Kurdistan region will not close the door for dialogue, while urging Baghdad and neighboring countries like Turkey and Iran to respect the will of the Kurdish people.
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Abadi told a press conference after the meeting that Baghdad will not negotiate over the referendum's outcome with the Kurds.
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Abadi added that his cabinet has made a decision that if the Kurdish region does not hand over the control of all its airports to the central government within three days, all the international flights to and from the region will be suspended.
A statement issued by the Prime Minister's office said that if the condition is not met, Baghdad will start the flight ban on September 29.
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PARIS， France， July 3 (Xinhua) -- Iceland's fairytale run at the European Championship came to a crushing end as they were beaten by hosts France 5-2 at the Stadium of France here on Sunday.
Iceland， who shocked England 2-1 in their last match， found themselves behind after only 12 minutes through a goal from France striker Olivier Giroud. The Arsenal player ran behind the Iceland back four onto a long pass from Blaise Matuidi and fired it low past keeper Hannes Halldorsson with his left foot.
Paul Pogba doubled France's lead eight minutes later by jumping highest to power home a header from the corner.
Two minutes before the interval， France pulled ahead with four goals.
Dimitri Payet scored his third goal of the tournament in the 43rd minute when he received the ball from Antoine Griezmann， dragged the ball onto his left and drilled it across the keeper into the bottom right corner.
In the 45th minute， Griezmann scored the fourth by himself， running onto the dummy from Giroud and lifting the ball over the advancing Halldorsson.
Iceland settled down from the first half panic and pulled one back in the 56th minute through forward Kolbeinne Sigthorsson， who stabbed home his second of the tournament from a world-class Gylfi Sigurdsson cross.
But Giroud made it 5-1 three minutes later with a header.
Iceland， the smallest country in history to have compete in a major tournament， refused to throw in the towel. And their efforts paid off in the 84th minute when Birkir Bjarnason nodded in Ari Skulason's far-post cross into the bottom corner. It was too late and too little but they can still leave the tournament with head held high. Enditem
A new film about the French rogue trader Jerome Kerviel casts him as a bright provincial lad swept up in a whirlwind of ambition and greed.
The Outsider opens in cinemas across France next week just as Societe Generale, the bank Kerviel almost brought to its knees, makes a new bid to recover the 4.9 billion euros ($5.5 billion) it claims he lost them.
Kerviel Cheap Nike Air Max Shoes , 39, the son of a village blacksmith from rural Brittany, was jailed for three years for forgery and breach of trust but claimed his bosses turned a blind eye Cheap Air Max 1 Shoes , while profits kept rolling in.
Although paid a relatively modest salary by France's third biggest bank, Kerviel is alleged to have made it 1.9 billion euros before the financial crisis accelerated his losses.
The film by Christophe Barratier, director of the international hit The Chorus Cheap Air Max 95 Shoes , is based on Kerviel's own book The Spiral: The Memoirs of a Trader, and follows the young futures dealer up to the moment his huge losses were uncovered in January 2008.
"I think I have succeeded in getting close to the truth," Barratier told AFP Cheap Air Max 90 Shoes , saying he was more interested in discovering the "human rather than the judicial truth."
Instead of a courtroom drama, Barratier turned the story into a thriller which builds to the moment Kerviel is exposed.
"The film had to stand up to whatever surprises are yet in store," the director said Cheap Air Max Shoes , referring to the fact that Kerviel's legal battles are far from over.
