June, 2007

• 18 June

  New Palestinian govt eyes aid but Gaza cut off

  RAMALLAH, West Bank (Reuters) – Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas swore in an emergency government on Sunday in a move that could bolster him in his power struggle with Islamist rivals by unlocking foreign aid in the West Bank.

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• 18 June

  Egypt supports Palestinian emergency gov’t

  CAIRO, June 17 (Xinhua) — Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Abul Gheit said his country welcomed the Palestinian emergency government, which was just sworn in on Sunday, the official MENA news agency reported.

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• 18 June

  Egypt calls for continuing efforts to activate peace process

  Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Abul Gheit on Saturday called for continuing efforts to activate the peace process in order to resume the Palestinian-Israeli negotiations.

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• 18 June

  Gaza troubles Egypt’s press

  After Cairo played host on Friday to talks between Arab League foreign ministers on the latest developments in the Gaza Strip, Egyptian papers lament what is going on across the border.

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• 18 June

  Six arrested after Egypt sectarian clash

  CAIRO (AFP) – Thirteen people were injured and six arrested in southern Egypt on Saturday when a land dispute sparked a clash between Muslims and Christians, a security source said, in a sign of growing tensions between both communities.

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• 18 June

  Expelled from Iran – refugee misery

  The queues of refugees start to pour over the border from first thing in the morning – as they have been doing for the last month.

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• 18 June

  Airstrike kills 7 Afghan children

  KABUL, Afghanistan – U.S.-led coalition jets bombed a compound suspected of housing al-Qaida militants in eastern Afghanistan, killing seven children and several militants, a coalition statement said Monday.

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• 17 June

  M. Macovei: Este inadmisibilă implicarea Ungariei în cazul lui Nagy Zsolt

  Monica Macovei, fostul ministru al JustiÅ£iei, a declarat că este inacceptabilă implicarea politică a Ungariei în cazul suspendării ministrului ComunicaÅ£iilor Nagy Zsolt. “Comunicatul de presă ungar este inadmisibil. Avem o justiÅ£ie independentă care poate judeca pe oricine”, a precizat Macovei.

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• 17 June

  Emil Boc: Este clar că Guvernul Tăriceanu are susţinerea PSD

  Emil Boc, preÅŸedintele PD, a declarat că “este clar că Guvernul Tăriceanu are susÅ£inerea PSD-ului”.Liderul PD consideră că Guvernul Tăriceanu trebuie să plece pentru că nu mai are legitimitate ÅŸi pentru că este cel mai slab partid de după ’89.

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• 17 June

  Cioroianu: Îmi dau demisia dacă se dovedeşte că este adevărat ceea ce s-a scris în presă

  Ministrul de Externe, Adrian Cioroianu, a declarat că dacă se dovedeşte că este adevărat ceea ce s-a scris în presă în legătură cu întâlnirea sa cu secretarul de stat al Statelor Unite, Condoleezza Rice, el demisionează.

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