Eurasia Press & News
Liderii PSD au lansat, vineri, critici la adresa premierului Tăriceanu. În opinia lor şi primul-ministru ar trebui să organizeze o rundă de consultări cu partidele parlamentare, pentru a asigura susţinere parlamentară pentru proiectele Guvernului. În caz contrar, social-democraţii ameninţă cu iniţierea unei moţiuni de cenzură împotriva Cabinetului Tăriceanu.
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May, 2007
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26 May
Băsescu a pledat la Brno pentru integrarea Moldovei în UE
Aflat la cel de-al 14-lea summit al ÅŸefilor de stat din centrul Europei, care s-a desfăşurat la Brno, preÅŸedintele Traian Băsescu a cerut solidarizarea statelor europene pentru limitarea ambiÅ£iilor monopoliste în ceea ce priveÅŸte alimentarea cu energie. ÃŽn plus, preÅŸedintele Băsescu a pledat pentru ca Republica Moldova să intre în …
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26 May
Cross-border operation gains currency in capital
The idea of launching a military operation into northern Iraq, where thousands of members of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) have found a safe haven, has taken center stage in recent debates over how to eliminate the terrorist threat, the worst manifestations of which the Turkish public has dealt …
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26 May
Serbian war criminal escapes from jail
Radovan Stankovic, a convicted Bosnian Serb war criminal escaped from jail in eastern Bosnian town of Foca on Friday. Stankovic was sentenced in November 2006 to 16 years in prison for his part in the war crimes committed against the Bosnian Muslims between 1992-95 by Christian Serbian invaders and terrorists’ …
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26 May
Lebanon gets US aid for camp battle
US air force planes have delivered military equipment to the Lebanese army, a Western diplomat and security officials have said. Â The Lebanese government had requested more military aid from Washington after the eruption of fighting between the army and the Fatah al-Islam group in a Palestinian refugee camp in the …
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25 May
U.N. should lead Afghanistan peace effort: Britain
By Patrick Worsnip, Reuters Britain lobbied U.N. officials on Thursday with a proposal for the world body to lead a comprehensive “campaign plan” for peace in Afghanistan, where NATO-led troops are struggling against Taliban insurgents. Defense Secretary Des Browne said the United Nations was best placed to coordinate a peace-building …
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25 May
Protest against suspension of Afghan female MP
AFP – A rowdy protest of about 200 people, half of them women wearing burqas, demanded that parliament reinstate a female MP suspended for comparing her colleagues to animals. The demonstrators marched in the eastern town of Jalalabad to the offices of the United Nations where they were to hand …
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25 May
Romania’s Basescu urges all parties to tackle issues of national interest
BUCHAREST, Romania — President Traian Basescu invited all parties in Parliament and groups representing minorities to begin discussing issues of national interest on Thursday (May 24th). He said a meeting will be held on Monday to discuss changing elections-related legislation and introducing a majority voting system, amending the constitution and …
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25 May
EU’s Rehn urges Albanian political parties to find consensus president
BRUSSELS, Belgium — EU Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn met with Albanian Prime Minister Sali Berisha in Brussels on Thursday (May 24th) and said that the various political parties must find a presidential candidate all can support, while working together on electoral reform. Berisha agreed, saying, “It is possible to choose …
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25 May
Turkey’s Erdogan says he’ll back military request for Iraqi incursion
ANKARA, Turkey — Speaking to reporters Thursday (May 24th), Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan reaffirmed government support for the military if it decides to launch a cross-border operation against the terrorist Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) in northern Iraq. Erdogan said he is confident that Parliament would back it as well, …
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