Mubarak requires psychological help

.- The ousted president, Hosni, requires psychological help, since he is very depressed, but his physical condition is stable, reported the Egyptian news agency Mena. According to the report, citing medical sources at the military hospital in Sharm-el-Sheik, where the former president has been hospitalized since 13 April, "the mental and emotional state Mubarak is bad." The deposed leader, 83, is physically stable but has a picture of deep depression and needed psychological help, the sources said.

Sudanese troops take control of the disputed region of Abyei

Sudanese army troops were deployed yesterday in the restive region of Abyei, which straddles the north and south, and occupied the main town in the disputed territory, Sudanese state television said. Abyei is an oil-rich area due to tribal complexities, has been left out of the implementation of peace agreements signed between North and South Sudan in July that will lead to the independence of the South.

DSK affair: the story of the day's events

Formally charged, but allowed to be paroled, Dominique Strauss-Kahn joined the evening of Friday, May 20 Rikers Island prison after having spent four nights. He was assigned to the security company must ensure that his house arrest in New York. "He will live temporarily in lower Manhattan near the area of Ground Zero, the area where stood the twin towers of the World Trade Center before Sept.

The Syrian Army kills 11 attending funeral for victims of Friday

The death toll in Saturday's demonstration for democracy in Syria has grown to 11, as reported by a human rights activist. Syrian security forces opened fire on the persons therein assembled, and the death toll is not yet final. Razan Zaitouna lawyer was who established the death toll in the cemetery of Nasra of Homs, where they buried 10 protesters killed in clashes with the Syrian army in the protests against President Bashir al-Assad on Friday.

In Washington, Obama recognizes the "dispute" with Netanyahu

Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on Friday rejected the proposal of a future Palestinian state based on the armistice lines of 1967, calling it "indefensible" against President Barack Obama, who received him in the Oval Office. "If Israel is prepared to make generous compromise for peace, he can not return to 1967 lines, since these lines are indefensible," said Netanyahu, dealing a blow to the U.S.

Spain: the challenge is growing despite a ban on protests

The protests that have erupted in Spain Sunday, May 15 took a new dimension to three days of municipal and regional elections of May 22 The interior minister, Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba, has interrupted his actions Friday morning campaign from the capital to monitor the conduct of rallies, which have been declared unlawful by the electoral commission.

He refuses for now to indicate whether the police will be ordered to remove the thousands of participants expected on Friday night instead of Madrid's Puerta del Sol. A real village self appeared in less than five days in the heart of Madrid. The historic square of Puerta del Sol now has its own free school meals, his stand of legal information, the infirmary ...

Cyrus Vance Jr. plays back in his career

It is man who must prove the guilt of Dominique Strauss-Kahn. Whoever in an adversarial legal system is commissioned to find the evidence against the Americans call it the "DA" for "District Attorney". That translates as "prosecutor" in French. This man, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., 56, will have to manage the case of his career, say observers, like MePierre Hourcade, counsel to the bars of Paris, New York and California, promised to "fight to the death between him and the lawyers defense.