June, 2006

• 1 June

  IRANUL NU-I CEDEAZÄ‚ CONDOLEEZZEI

   Iranul respinge oferta Statelor Unite de negocieri directe pe tema programului nuclear. AgenÅ£ia oficială de presă de la Teheran susÅ£ine că propunerea americană este doar „o miÅŸcare de propagandă”. Iranienii afirmă că nu vor accepta condiÅ£ia pusă de Washington – suspendarea îmbogăţirii uraniului.

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• 1 June

  Lebanese MPs reject Syrian court’s summons of 2 deputies

  BEIRUT (AP) — Lebanon’s parliament on Tuesday condemned Syrian judicial moves against two of its members, saying that the summonses against Walid Jumblatt and a Cabinet minister violated the Lebanese constitution.

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• 1 June

  Somali gunmen occupy Mogadishu hospital

  MOGADISHU (AFP) — Heavily armed Somali fighters have occupied Mogadishu’s main hospital, forcing a near shutdown in key services to patients wounded in factional fighting that has rocked the city, witnesses said Tuesday.

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• 1 June

  UN humanitarian chief warns of catastrophe in Darfur

  BRUSSELS (AP) — The United Nation’s humanitarian chief warned on Tuesday of a catastrophic situation developing in Darfur unless international donors act soon to bolster a beleaguered African peacekeeping force in the Sudanese province.

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• 1 June

  Iran wants fresh nuclear dialogue, may talk to US

  PUTRAJAYA, Malaysia (Reuters) — Iran said on Tuesday it wanted to resume nuclear negotiations with the EU and could even talk to Washington if its archfoe “changed behaviour.”

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• 1 June

  Witnesses claim Saddam ‘victims’ alive, case built on bribes

  BAGHDAD (AFP) — Defence witnesses in Saddam Hussein’s trial over the killings of Iraqi Shiite villagers claimed many of those allegedly executed were still alive and said the prosecution case was built on bribes.

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• 1 June

  Attacks in Iraq kill 54

  Emirati diplomat hostage released BAGHDAD (AP) — Car bombs targeting Shiite areas tear through a car dealership in southern Iraq and a bustling outdoor market north of Baghdad Tuesday as attacks nationwide killed 54 people and wounded 120 in the bloodiest day in recent weeks.

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• 1 June

  Haniyeh says some public salaries to be paid

  GAZA CITY (AP) — The Hamas-led government said Tuesday it will pay partial salaries to its 165,000 employees, the first payday for increasingly desperate Palestinian workers in three months.

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May, 2006

• 29 May

  ARITMETICÄ‚ AVIARÄ‚ : 500.000 PASARI = 500.000 EURO

   Comandamentul care se ocupă de situaÅ£ia gripei aviară, întrunit duminică, sub comanda ministrului Agriculturii, Gheorghe Flutur, a decis să acorde despăgubiri de 500. 000 de euro proprietarilor a circa 500.000 de păsări sacrificate în urma depistării virusului aviar. De asemenea, în noul bilanÅ£ făcut public de către noul preÅŸedinte ANSV, …

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• 29 May

  Algeria’s leader seen extending his tenure

  ALGIERS — Algeria’s President Abdelaziz Bouteflika replaced the prime minister with one of his staunch backers in order to revise the constitution and extend his stay in power until 2014, analysts say.

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