Tunisia can not afford the institutional vacuum, outside Army, last. And the priorities seem clear. Stop the chaos that exists in many cities and towns across the country, where it continues the escalation of tension that caused yesterday in the Tunisian capital, several gun battles between security forces and groups apparently loyal to ousted President Zine el Abidine Ben Ali , fled to Saudi Arabia on Friday.Monday, January 17, 2011
Tnez form new Government today after a day of clashes
Tunisia can not afford the institutional vacuum, outside Army, last. And the priorities seem clear. Stop the chaos that exists in many cities and towns across the country, where it continues the escalation of tension that caused yesterday in the Tunisian capital, several gun battles between security forces and groups apparently loyal to ousted President Zine el Abidine Ben Ali , fled to Saudi Arabia on Friday.
Back to Haiti after 25 years the former dictator Duvalier
PORT AU PRINCE (Haiti) - After 25 years of exile, the dictator "Baby Doc" Duvalier, son of the infamous "Papa Doc", is back in the Caribbean country. It 'was greeted at the airport by an enthusiastic crowd. No word yet if he has a role in the new political situation.
Wikileaks, soon on the website a list of offshore accounts. Politicians involved 40 different countries
After Afghanistan and Iraq and in the wake of a new safe Cablegate secrets is coming to Wikileaks: and this time not to shake the Pentagon and the State Department but a few thousand multimillion potentially large tax evaders, including forty politicians. Rudolf Elmer, former Swiss banker who in three days will have to appear before the courts for violation of Swiss banking secrecy, decided to entrust the data in its possession at the site founded by Julian Assange.Greek police have apparently can prevent imminent attacks in the capital Athens
Extreme left appeared to want to commit more attacks in the Greek capital Athens. The police could reveal these plans by his own admission, but in time. When suspects it secured weapons and a computer with a claim of responsibility.
The investigators had arrested four suspected terrorists on Thursday. Now they discovered them in addition to weapons and a laptop, on which there was a pre-formulated claiming responsibility. In addition, lists were secured, the names of judges, sketches of different neighborhoods and places of Athens contained with police stations.
The investigators had arrested four suspected terrorists on Thursday. Now they discovered them in addition to weapons and a laptop, on which there was a pre-formulated claiming responsibility. In addition, lists were secured, the names of judges, sketches of different neighborhoods and places of Athens contained with police stations.
Afghanistan: 17 people die
Extremists in Afghanistan attacks perpetrated again: nine guests at a wedding party died when a bomb exploded. In other parts of the country, many people were killed. Kabul, Kunduz - in bomb attacks in Afghanistan on Sunday are at least 17 people dead, including several children. Alone in the province of Baghlan in northern Afghanistan operational area of the army died, according to the provincial government nine civilians, as their car was hit by an explosive device.
Unrest in Tunisia: Masked firing at police
According to the opposition party PDP took down a police convoy with armed men, some of the occupants fled and gave chase with the rescue team. Masked had been fired from a nearby building at the police, as they had just searched a taxi, said a party representative. The police arrested the head of the bodyguard of the deposed President Ben Ali and several of his employees.You are accused of a conspiracy against national security, reported the official news agency Tap. Altogether there are 50 districts, according to police from suspects in custody. They should have made ambulances and car shot out to people. Also, former security chief of the ousted President, General Ali Sériati was arrested, according to the news agency.
Unrest in North Africa: Gaddafi at odds with Tunisians
The Tunisians have driven their president - and in the neighboring country, the state leadership nervous. Libya's Muammar al-Gaddafi criticized the protests: the citizens acted vilig. Is he afraid to skip the rage? U.S. diplomats described the Libyan leader Muammar al-Gaddafi as a man who is plagued by paranoia, anxiety and neuroses.Gaddafi's recent remarks, however, have a very real background: In neighboring Tunisia angry citizens just their President Zine el-Abidine Ben deposed Ali, who had to flee abroad. Gaddafi criticized the actions of the people. "It hurts me very much what happens in Tunisia," he said, according to the state news agency Jana.
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