Bahrain's parliament has accepted the resignation of the last seven members of the Shiite opposition, who have taken the decision to leave to denounce the repression of demonstrations in favor of democracy. According to the official news agency BNA, this measure has been adopted by the Chamber of Deputies, after a letter of its chairman Khalifa Al-Dhahran aimed at Shiite MPs remain unanswered.
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES - Towards the recognition of a Palestinian state by the EU?
According to France, "the EU would recognize a Palestinian state," the Israeli newspaper ad, after the visit of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Paris, where he was received by President Sarkozy. The newspaper quotes the ambassador of France to the UN, who said that this recognition was investigated by France with its European partners, "from the perspective of creating a political horizon, able to revive the peace process." To date, one hundred countries have already recognized the Palestinian state.
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The banker and the waitress
I do not understand why all the shock, disbelief and astonishment at the alleged sexual offense Dominique Strauss-Kahn as the only novelty is that the events described, once jealously guarded in the laundries smoking luxury hotel today aerated publicly. I do not understand those who snort at the "adversarial system" U.S..
UU. and his hunting dogs, as if they did not know that in New York for smoking a cigarette in a park you can end up in handcuffs, or those who are shocked to learn the details of the love of luxury Strauss-Kahn, emphasizing how far is lifestyle is the socialist ideology. I think the more erratic the insistence on linking the crimes and the lack of ethics and political affinity, as if the ideology involved some type of security that would curb the criminal, the corrupt, the amoral.
UU. and his hunting dogs, as if they did not know that in New York for smoking a cigarette in a park you can end up in handcuffs, or those who are shocked to learn the details of the love of luxury Strauss-Kahn, emphasizing how far is lifestyle is the socialist ideology. I think the more erratic the insistence on linking the crimes and the lack of ethics and political affinity, as if the ideology involved some type of security that would curb the criminal, the corrupt, the amoral.
Turkey warned of the dangers to the new flotilla to Gaza but will give free rein
Turkey has warned the Turkish pro-Palestinian activists from the risks of trying to break the arms embargo to which Israel has subjected Gaza. However, the Ankara government believes that these groups are beyond the control of government, as said Tuesday the Turkish Foreign Minister, Ahmed Davutoglu.
Turkey asked Israel that prevented the activists who plan to join the international fleet next month, in an attempt to repeat the facts that Israeli soldiers forced to address the Mavi Marmara and the Turkish killing nine May 31, 2010 . "We will advise our citizens about the possible consequences," said Davutoglu in a Turkish television channel.
Turkey asked Israel that prevented the activists who plan to join the international fleet next month, in an attempt to repeat the facts that Israeli soldiers forced to address the Mavi Marmara and the Turkish killing nine May 31, 2010 . "We will advise our citizens about the possible consequences," said Davutoglu in a Turkish television channel.
EGYPT - The streets and squares will disappear Mubarak
"The Department of Transportation is preparing to change the name of the subway station Mubarak," reported the daily Al-Masri Al-Youm. April 21, the Cairo court has decided the name is deleted from Hosni Mubarak and his wife Suzanne of all places, streets and public institutions in the country. Metro station in the capital could be renamed "The Martyrs" or "25-January", in homage to those killed during the revolution.
Strauss-Kahn argues that the "encounter" with the waitress was consensual
New York. .- Benjamin Brafman, a lawyer defending former French Minister of Industry and Economics, said that the alleged assault could have been a consensual relationship, as published in the New York Post. "The evidence, in our view, not consistent with a meeting by force," said Brafman, known for having represented in court proceedings to American music stars like Michael Jackson and rappers P.
Tripoli willing to compromise if the rebels and stop NATO bombing
Representatives of the regime of Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi on Tuesday were willing to comply with UN resolution 1973 if the rebels holed up in Benghazi and NATO cease its bombing. "We were told that Tripoli is ready to fully meet the demands by the UN resolution 1973," said Sergey Lavrov, Russian Foreign Minister, told a news conference.
Lavrov made the remarks after talks in Moscow with a delegation of Libyan official, who also expressed his desire to "study the ways proposed in the roadmap developed by the African Union." At the same time, he said, representatives of Qaddafi put as a condition "that similar steps den insurgents and NATO to stop bombing" the territory of the North African country.
Lavrov made the remarks after talks in Moscow with a delegation of Libyan official, who also expressed his desire to "study the ways proposed in the roadmap developed by the African Union." At the same time, he said, representatives of Qaddafi put as a condition "that similar steps den insurgents and NATO to stop bombing" the territory of the North African country.
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