July, 2006

• 3 July

  POSIBILA RETRAGERE NU LE-A CÄ‚ZUT BINE ALIAÅ¢ILOR

  Este prima oară când în România se pune problema retragerii celor 800 de militari aflaţi în coaliţia internaţională din Irak, o decizie care nu le-a picat bine principalilor aliaţi ai ţării noastre.

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• 3 July

  Contrabasul si retragerea din Irak

  Despre criza din Coalitia de guvernare, orice om de bun simt are sentimentul ca s-a produs o gafa de proportii. Practic, politizarea intentiei de retragere din Irak are semnificatiile unei “mineriade” in politica externa, pentru ca ofera o imagine “haotica” despre procesul decizional de la Bucuresti. In politica interna, vinovatul …

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• 2 July

  „PREŞEDINTELE A FĂCUT O EROARE”

  Premierul a ţinut să-i dea replica preşedintelui ţării. Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu şi-a susţinut în continuare poziţia deja cunoscută, cu aceleaşi argumente. El crede că şeful statului a făcut o eroare susţinând menţinerea trupelor româneşti în Irak. De asemenea, modul în care a procedat, fără

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• 2 July

  The Cold War is back

  Russian President Vladimir Putin, a former KGB agent, is leading his country back into the dark ages of Soviet totalitarianism and instigating a global confrontation between Russia and the United States — as well as between Russia and the West as a whole.  The Russian President has consistently rolled back democratic …

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• 2 July

  32 More Russians, Puppets Terminated, Wounded in Chechnya

  On June27 to June 28, thirty two  Russian kafirs (infidels) and munafiqs (traitors) were terminated and wounded in different firefights and military divervion operations on the territory of the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria, report Kavkaz Center sources in the Chechen Command. Mujahideen were most actrve in districts Vedeno, Nozhai Yurt,

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• 2 July

  Israel rejects Palestinian demands as mediation efforts faltering

  GAZA CITY (AFP) — Efforts to free an Israeli soldier whose abduction has triggered a major Middle East crisis have hit an impasse, Palestinian officials warned Saturday after Israel rejected new demands.

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• 2 July

  Rival Gaza factions close ranks to fight Jewish state

  ABASSAN, Gaza Strip — In this unassuming farming village east of Khan Younis, Palestinian fighters stood in the olive orchard Saturday hoping for a shot at the Israeli armour digging in 300 metres away.

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• 2 July

  Most Arabs helpless onlookers in Gaza standoff

  BEIRUT — This time there are no angry protests in Arab streets or recalls of diplomats — only a low-key bid to mediate between Israelis and Palestinians.

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• 2 July

  ‘Iran won’t talk over nuke rights’

  TEHRAN (Reuters) — Iran will not hold talks over its right to nuclear technology despite growing Western pressure, an influential cleric said on Friday.

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• 2 July

  Darfur, Somalia dominate Africa summit

  BANJUL (Reuters) — A two-day Africa summit opened in Gambia on Saturday with a call for urgent action to damp down conflicts in Somalia and Sudan’s Darfur region, but diplomats said there was little chance of much progress on either issue

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