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07 May 11
Medvedev signs into law bill ratifying Russian-Turkish civilian nuclear cooperation deal
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has signed into federal law a bill on ratifying an agreement between the Russian and Turkish governments on cooperation in using nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, which was signed in Ankara on August 6, 2009, the presidential press service reported on Saturday. The agreement is aimed at building a contractual framework for full-scale cooperation between Russia and Turkey in using nuclear energy for civilian purposes.
Is Gadhafi Preparing to Use Mustard Gas on Rebels?
Col. Moammar Gadhafi’s troops in and around the rebel-held western Libyan city of Misrata have been issued gas masks, a sign that the regime may be preparing to use chemical weapons, rebels told The Washington Times on Wednesday. The regime is thought to have about 9 tons of poisonous mustard gas at a secret desert location near Col. Gadhafi’s hometown, Sirte, multiple sources in Libya said.
EU to transfer funds to PA
The EU announced a $124 million funds transfer to the Palestinian Authority as hundreds of Palestinians marched through the West Bank Friday in support of a truce agreement signed between Hamas and Fatah. Leaders from both factions participated in what was described as 'Truce Friday'. In a supplementary move, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to withhold funds from the Palestinians.
Japan PM orders halt at Hamaoka nuclear plant
Japan's prime minister has told a power company to halt operations at another nuclear plant due to fears an earthquake could trigger a new crisis. Naoto Kan said three reactors at Hamaoka plant should be suspended until new safety measures were put in place. Experts said the chances of a powerful quake hitting the area were high.
US employment jumps 244,000 in April
US employment rose in April for the seventh month in a row, official figures have shown, but the overall unemployment rate has also risen. According to the US Labor Department, the number of new jobs created in April rose by 244,000, more than expected. However, the unemployment rate rose too, to 9%, from 8.8%. The employment and unemployment figures are collected using different methods.
Fears grow as flooding worsens in multiple US states
Fears are growing among US residents living along the Mississippi River as rising flood waters threaten communities in states from Illinois to Louisiana. Police officers went door-to-door in Memphis, Tennessee urging residents to leave nearly 1,000 homes near the Mississippi River and its tributaries. Sections of the Mississippi Delta also began to flood early on Friday.
Who else is condemning the US for killing bin Laden?
A close ideological link exists between the Muslim Brotherhood and al-Qaida. The two organizations aspire to the similar goal of establishing an Islamic caliphate and imposing Islam on the entire world via jihad. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that the Muslim Brotherhood and its affiliates in Jordan and the Palestinian territories openly condemn Osama bin Laden’s “assassination.”
Egyptians denounce 'normalization' at embassy in Cairo
Protesters descended on the Israeli embassy in Cairo on Friday, calling for a complete halt in Egyptian cooperation with Israel. One protester said the demonstration was a response to President Shimon Peres's call for Egyptian youth to normalize relations with Israel, AFP reported.
'Khamenei to Ahmadinejad: Accept intel chief or quit'
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei told President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to accept the reinstatement of the country's intelligence chief or resign, reports emerged Friday. Khamenei, who, according to Iran's constitution, has the final word on all state affairs, rejected Ahmadinejad's decision last month to dismiss Heydar Moslehi.
Ban Ki-moon to PM: Release Palestinian tax revenue
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon told Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday that Israel should not withhold tax revenues from the Palestinian Authority following its unity deal with Hamas. "The Secretary-General ... noted that Palestinian unity is a process which is just beginning now, and thus, it would be best to assess it as it moves forward," the UN press office said in a statement summarizing Ban's telephone call with Netanyahu.
'Hamas to consult factions on moves toward Israel'
Hamas will make decisions about how to handle its resistance against Israel, including if and when to use force, in consultation with more moderate Palestinian groups, the movement's leader Khaled Mashaal told The Wall Street Journal on Saturday. "How to manage the resistance, what's the best way to achieve our goals, when to escalate and when to cease fire, now we have to agree on all those decisions as Palestinians," Mashaal said in an interview in Cairo.
'Civilian killings in Syrian demonstrations rise to 800'
Syrian security forces have shot dead at least 800 civilians since pro-democracy protests erupted seven weeks ago, Syrian rights groups Sawasiah said on Saturday. The organization, which was founded by jailed human rights lawyer Mohannad al-Hassani, said in a statement sent to Reuters it had the names of the 800 civilians killed. Among them were 220 killed in a tank-backed army attack on the city of Deraa.
07 May 11
Medvedev signs into law bill ratifying Russian-Turkish civilian nuclear cooperation deal
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has signed into federal law a bill on ratifying an agreement between the Russian and Turkish governments on cooperation in using nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, which was signed in Ankara on August 6, 2009, the presidential press service reported on Saturday. The agreement is aimed at building a contractual framework for full-scale cooperation between Russia and Turkey in using nuclear energy for civilian purposes.
Is Gadhafi Preparing to Use Mustard Gas on Rebels?
Col. Moammar Gadhafi’s troops in and around the rebel-held western Libyan city of Misrata have been issued gas masks, a sign that the regime may be preparing to use chemical weapons, rebels told The Washington Times on Wednesday. The regime is thought to have about 9 tons of poisonous mustard gas at a secret desert location near Col. Gadhafi’s hometown, Sirte, multiple sources in Libya said.
EU to transfer funds to PA
The EU announced a $124 million funds transfer to the Palestinian Authority as hundreds of Palestinians marched through the West Bank Friday in support of a truce agreement signed between Hamas and Fatah. Leaders from both factions participated in what was described as 'Truce Friday'. In a supplementary move, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to withhold funds from the Palestinians.
Japan PM orders halt at Hamaoka nuclear plant
Japan's prime minister has told a power company to halt operations at another nuclear plant due to fears an earthquake could trigger a new crisis. Naoto Kan said three reactors at Hamaoka plant should be suspended until new safety measures were put in place. Experts said the chances of a powerful quake hitting the area were high.
US employment jumps 244,000 in April
US employment rose in April for the seventh month in a row, official figures have shown, but the overall unemployment rate has also risen. According to the US Labor Department, the number of new jobs created in April rose by 244,000, more than expected. However, the unemployment rate rose too, to 9%, from 8.8%. The employment and unemployment figures are collected using different methods.
Fears grow as flooding worsens in multiple US states
Fears are growing among US residents living along the Mississippi River as rising flood waters threaten communities in states from Illinois to Louisiana. Police officers went door-to-door in Memphis, Tennessee urging residents to leave nearly 1,000 homes near the Mississippi River and its tributaries. Sections of the Mississippi Delta also began to flood early on Friday.
Who else is condemning the US for killing bin Laden?
A close ideological link exists between the Muslim Brotherhood and al-Qaida. The two organizations aspire to the similar goal of establishing an Islamic caliphate and imposing Islam on the entire world via jihad. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that the Muslim Brotherhood and its affiliates in Jordan and the Palestinian territories openly condemn Osama bin Laden’s “assassination.”
Egyptians denounce 'normalization' at embassy in Cairo
Protesters descended on the Israeli embassy in Cairo on Friday, calling for a complete halt in Egyptian cooperation with Israel. One protester said the demonstration was a response to President Shimon Peres's call for Egyptian youth to normalize relations with Israel, AFP reported.
'Khamenei to Ahmadinejad: Accept intel chief or quit'
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei told President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to accept the reinstatement of the country's intelligence chief or resign, reports emerged Friday. Khamenei, who, according to Iran's constitution, has the final word on all state affairs, rejected Ahmadinejad's decision last month to dismiss Heydar Moslehi.
Ban Ki-moon to PM: Release Palestinian tax revenue
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon told Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday that Israel should not withhold tax revenues from the Palestinian Authority following its unity deal with Hamas. "The Secretary-General ... noted that Palestinian unity is a process which is just beginning now, and thus, it would be best to assess it as it moves forward," the UN press office said in a statement summarizing Ban's telephone call with Netanyahu.
'Hamas to consult factions on moves toward Israel'
Hamas will make decisions about how to handle its resistance against Israel, including if and when to use force, in consultation with more moderate Palestinian groups, the movement's leader Khaled Mashaal told The Wall Street Journal on Saturday. "How to manage the resistance, what's the best way to achieve our goals, when to escalate and when to cease fire, now we have to agree on all those decisions as Palestinians," Mashaal said in an interview in Cairo.
'Civilian killings in Syrian demonstrations rise to 800'
Syrian security forces have shot dead at least 800 civilians since pro-democracy protests erupted seven weeks ago, Syrian rights groups Sawasiah said on Saturday. The organization, which was founded by jailed human rights lawyer Mohannad al-Hassani, said in a statement sent to Reuters it had the names of the 800 civilians killed. Among them were 220 killed in a tank-backed army attack on the city of Deraa.
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