Obama - Cameron, the international strategy for Libya, Afghanistan and the Middle East

Increase in the intensity of the NATO raid on Libya. A plan to support the "springtime of the Arab countries", which will be announced during the G8 in Deauville. Opposition to the unilateral proclamation of a Palestinian state. These are some of the points that emerged from the most important political summit between British Prime Minister David Cameron and U.S.

President Barack Obama, who was visiting London. In the hour of talks, the two also addressed other issues: the withdrawal from Afghanistan, the need to strengthen ties with Pakistani intelligence, the peace process in the Middle East. It was a meeting in which Obama and Cameron tried to revive the Anglo-American alliance sorely tested in recent years, the emergence of a new international context.

London, the "march for the alternative" against parades Cameron

London - A river of people have poured through the streets of London to the heart of Hyde Park. Half a million, according to organizers, united by a common slogan: no cuts to government spending Cameron, yes to an alternative plan that will promote jobs and economic growth. With them, the staff of the opposition Labour Party, Ed Miliband to the Shadow Minister of Economy Ed Balls, both hard against the government.

EU: "The Colonel has to leave power," Gaddafi threat on immigration

Gadhafi is threatening Europe. The dictator could be less than its support in the fight against terrorism and illegal immigration. If "Europe does not endorse, and ignores the active role of Libya in the fight against illegal immigration and as the guarantor of stability in North Africa and throughout Africa, Libya will be forced to withdraw its efforts to combat terrorism and completely change its policy toward al-Qaida, "said the colonel in a message issued by the official Jana.

Libya, Qaddafi's 30 thousand to the bunker

Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi in Tripoli alone controls his barracks-bunker of Bab al-Aziz, in which it resides. E 'contention the satellite broadcaster al-Jazeera, quoting media sources in the Libyan capital. The President of the Community of the Arab world in Italy (coma), in contact with witnesses in Libya, has said: "About 30 thousand protestors are concentrated in Algeria Square and look towards the bunkers that Gaddafi is located in the Bab el Zizia about two kilometers.