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02 Jun 11 PressTV - Russia asserts Iran's 'absolute' N-right The Full-Blown Return of Anti-Semitism in Europe ACLU challenges drug testing of Fla. state workers Syrian troops pound central town; at least 43 die Major panel: Drug war failed; legalize marijuana France proposes Mid East peace conference in July Foreign Governments TO Grant Tens Of Millions Of Dollars To PA $8.4 million European-Palestinian agreement to support Jerusalem projects E. coli outbreak is a new strain France presents plan to relaunch Israeli-Palestinian peace talks World factory growth slips, U.S. hiring weak Cybersecurity becoming U.S. diplomatic priority Mass. towns digging out after tornadoes kill 4 Horror for US Economy as Data Falls off Cliff Abbas Advisor Warns of Third Intifada if Talks Fail Hamas-Run Gaza Not Quite Ready for PA 'Unity'
“Iran is a party to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and has inalienable rights to develop nuclear energy under the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) control,” IRNA quoted Lavrov as saying at a meeting with Israeli Deputy Prime Minister Moshe Yaalon in the Russian capital, Moscow. He stressed the importance of holding further negotiations with Tehran “to alleviate concerns about the nature of Iran's nuclear program.”
On April 19, the Corfu synagogue, in Greece, was burned. How many Jews live in Corfu today? One hundred and fifty. How many Jews live in Greece? Eight thousand, or about 0.8% of the population. For some, it seems these figures are still far too high. Two other synagogues were burned in Greece during the past year. Anti-Semitic graffiti on the walls are spreading all over the country. What happened in Greece is happening everywhere across the European continent.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Florida is suing Florida Gov. Rick Scott over ordering drug testing for all state employees, regardless of suspicion. The ACLU says the measure is an overreach of the Republican governor's powers and intrudes into employees' private lives. Scott's order expands drug testing to all employees, not just those who drive, carry weapons or deal with children.
Syrian government troops pounded a central town with artillery and heavy machinegun fire Thursday, a day after authorities released hundreds of political prisoners and the president set up a committee for national dialogue in an effort to end a 10-week uprising against his regime, activists said.
The global war on drugs has failed with devastating consequences for individuals and societies around the world, argues a new report to be released Thursday. Compiled by the Global Commission on Drug Policy, which includes former heads of state, a former U.N. secretary-general and a business mogul, the report calls on governments to end the criminalization of marijuana and other controlled substances.
France is ready to organise a Middle East peace conference before the end of July, Foreign Affairs Minister Alain Juppé said Thursday on a visit to Ramallah. He dubbed the current stalemate between Israel and the Palestinians “untenable”.--And he warned that the “situation will be very difficult for the whole world” if there have been no advances in Israeli-Palestinian relations before September.
Yesterday several foreign governments signed agreements for aid to the Palestinian Authority. In Berlin, an agreement was signed by the PA's Ministry of Planning and Administrative Development and senior officials in the German government for €42.5 million in German aid to the PA for 2010 for infrastructure, local government, and other initiatives. Japan's representative in the PA announced, at a press conference with PA Prime Minister Salam Fayyad and EU representative in the PA Christian Berger that $3.8 million would be granted to rehabilitate the private sector in the Gaza Strip, as part of a joint EU-PA initiative. Berger also signed an agreement with the Palestinian presidency for €6 million in aid for eastern Jerusalem, as part of a $428 million comprehensive plan of EU, PA, and various Jerusalem institutions.
On Tuesday, May 31, the Palestinian Authority and the European Union signed a €6 million agreement (approximately $8.4 million) to support developmental, cultural, educational, health, humanitarian, and human law projects in Jerusalem. The head of the Palestinian Authority President's office, Hussein Al Araj, who signed the agreement on behalf of the Palestinian side, was quoted by official PA media sources as saying that he hoped that the plan would receive Arab and Muslim support in combating Israeli schemes to Judaize Jerusalem.
The World Health Organization says the E. coli outbreak in Germany is a completely new strain of the bacteria. The infection can cause the deadly complication - haemolytic-uraemic syndrome - affecting the blood and kidneys. More than 1,500 people have been infected and 17 have died: 16 in Germany and one in Sweden.
French Foreign Minister Alain Juppe presented a peace plan to the Palestinian Authority Thursday during a visit to Ramallah, meant to revive stalled talks between Israel and the Palestinians. The peace plan, Juppe said, is largely based on U.S. President Barack Obama's speech last month, which called for a resumption of Palestinian-Israeli negotiations based on 1967 borders with agreed land swaps.
Global factory growth eased in May, with the slowdown in activity more pronounced in the United States, feeding fears the world's main economic engines are cooling fast as richer countries cut orders.
Cyber security is now a diplomatic priority for the United States with Washington looking to build relationships to tackle information theft and reduce the risk of conflict, a senior official said.
At least two late-afternoon tornadoes on Wednesday shocked the region more accustomed to dealing with snow than funnel clouds. Four people were killed and dozens injured.
The last month has been a horror show for the U.S. economy, with economic data falling off a cliff, according to Mike Riddell, a fund manager at M&G Investments in London.
A senior advisor to Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas has said that last month’s ‘Nakba Day’ incidents along Israel’s borders were simply a “rehearsal” for larger demonstrations planned for this Sunday to commemorate ‘Naksa Day.’
The much-touted Palestinian Authority “unity” agreed upon between the Ramallah-based Fatah faction and the Hamas terrorist rulers of Gaza has not quite come to fruition, at least when it comes to diplomatic visits between the two sides.
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