CAIRO - It took 18 days of protest. Then the announcement: President Hosni Mubarak, in power for 30 years, resigned and went full power in the hands of the armed forces in a statement underlined that they are "aware of the seriousness and gravity of the situation" and star "studying the issue to meet the hopes of the people." Announcement made by Vice-President Omar Suleiman, Tahrir Square exploded in a roar of joy.
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Iran celebrates anniversary of Islamic revolution
Hundreds of thousands of people participated in the celebrations for the 32nd. anniversary of the Islamic Revolution in Iran, an act that took clerical leadership as an opportunity to offer their solidarity to the protesters 'Islamic' in Egypt. "Death to America" and "Death to Israel", shouted the crowd, repeating the ritual of the revolution that overthrew the Shah, supported by Washington in 1979 and consecrated in power the Shiite Muslim clergy.
King Abdullah is said to have threatened to fight on the side of Mubarak
U.S. influence in the Egypt crisis is obviously smaller than expected: Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah is said to have threatened to fight on the side of Mubarak. In a heated telephone conversation with U.S. President in late January, he defended his "friend" - and brought Barack Obama more trouble. Riyadh, Washington - The crisis in Egypt provides diplomatic discord between the U.S.
and Saudi Arabia, a key Western ally in the region. King Abdullah warned the U.S. government in a telephone interview about to force a break in Egypt. On 29 January - four days after the start of the first mass protests in Cairo and other Egyptian cities - attacked Saudi Arabia's ruler for the phone and reprimanded U.S.
and Saudi Arabia, a key Western ally in the region. King Abdullah warned the U.S. government in a telephone interview about to force a break in Egypt. On 29 January - four days after the start of the first mass protests in Cairo and other Egyptian cities - attacked Saudi Arabia's ruler for the phone and reprimanded U.S.
Cell Phone Photo Scandal: Semi-nude pose costs U.S. lawmakers the job
One look, one click, and it was out: Because of a permissive snapshot on the Internet is a New York deputy resigned. Republican flirting online with a young woman - and concealed her not only his marriage. About Photo and mail traffic has long been mocked publicly. Clarence - On his campaign site for the congressional elections poses of U.S.
Rep. Christopher Lee still as love Voters: A photo of the married family man shows for a Sunday outing in the park, the Polo shirt, a light summer pants, with one hand he holds his son on the lap, the other resting familiarly on the knee of his beautiful wife. It is the perfect photo. However, it should not be ordered too well for peace in the family home in Lee.
Rep. Christopher Lee still as love Voters: A photo of the married family man shows for a Sunday outing in the park, the Polo shirt, a light summer pants, with one hand he holds his son on the lap, the other resting familiarly on the knee of his beautiful wife. It is the perfect photo. However, it should not be ordered too well for peace in the family home in Lee.
India and Pakistan want to negotiate again
More than two years, the negotiations were on hold, now India and Pakistan will resume their peace talks. However, there continue to give a "confidence deficit," said a Foreign Ministry spokesman in New Delhi. New Delhi - It is a prudent approach that India and Pakistan plan. The two countries are to resume their peace talks, ready as it said in a joint statement on Thursday.
The decision was officially at a meeting of senior representatives of the foreign ministries of both countries in the Bhutanese capital Thimphu fallen, was reported from the districts. "The new talks are in effect the formal resumption of mutual dialogue," said an Indian government official and was referring to a peace initiative between the two countries from the year 2004.
The decision was officially at a meeting of senior representatives of the foreign ministries of both countries in the Bhutanese capital Thimphu fallen, was reported from the districts. "The new talks are in effect the formal resumption of mutual dialogue," said an Indian government official and was referring to a peace initiative between the two countries from the year 2004.
Conflicts: Nordka rejecting further conversations with the southbound
The communist Nordka complains that the neighbors to the south, do not improve relations - and acts accordingly: After the failure of the military talks Pyongyang has now put further negotiations on ice. Seoul - The atmosphere between the north and Südkabel is currently anything but friendly: the communist North is VRST to any further negotiations with the neighbors interested in - and delivered after the failure of the military talks, a statement of reasons for this: said Südkabel do not wish to improve relations, a delegate from Pyongyang, according to a report by state news agency KCNA.
Friday, February 11, 2011
Egypt, the stages of the protest
From the 'day of anger' at the end of the Mubarak. The history of Egypt has been convulsed in 18 violent protest led by the movements in Tunisia, Ben Ali and the fall of the popular revolts that, as a cyclone, are spreading throughout the region. Here are the major events that changed the face of the country: January 25: Start of mass protests, the first since 1977.
The day of anger on the streets in Cairo sees about 15 thousand people who criticize President Hosni Mubarak, in power for thirty years, and demanding his resignation. Four died in the demonstrations on January 26: The protesters violating the curfew and protests continue. The pro-democracy movement gather in Tahrir Square and attacked with stones and petrol bombs the headquarters of the Party of Mubarak.
The day of anger on the streets in Cairo sees about 15 thousand people who criticize President Hosni Mubarak, in power for thirty years, and demanding his resignation. Four died in the demonstrations on January 26: The protesters violating the curfew and protests continue. The pro-democracy movement gather in Tahrir Square and attacked with stones and petrol bombs the headquarters of the Party of Mubarak.
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