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12 Jun 11 IMF targeted in cyberattack Turkey votes in national poll as PM seeks third term Bahrain woman gets year in jail for critical poems Italy votes in nuclear power referendum US underwrites Internet detour around censors Iran urges world community to pressure Israel into joining Non-Proliferation Treaty US defence chief: Europe may no longer be worth defending Qantas Cancels 13 Flights Because of Volcanic Ash Cloud in Southern Chile Texas governor renews statewide fire disaster declaration US accuses Syria of creating humanitarian crisis 'Syria's nuclear plant linked to 3 other facilities' Fatah nominates Fayyad as PM; Hamas rejects him
The International Monetary Fund, already reeling from last month's arrest of its former leader, is investigating an attack on its computer system. IMF spokesman David Hawley said the organization is fully functional. He declined to provide further details on what he termed an "IT incident," including its scope or nature and whether any sensitive data were taken.
Polls have opened in Turkey with Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his Justice and Development Party (AKP) seeking a third term in office. After eight years in power, the AKP hopes for two-thirds of the seats in parliament to make promised amendments to the constitution.
A 20-year-old woman who recited poems critical of Bahrain's rulers was sentenced Sunday to a year in prison by a special security court set up during the kingdom's crackdown on Shiite protesters calling for greater rights.
Italians have begun voting in four referendums, the most important of which is whether people want Italy to resume nuclear power production. Anti-nuclear campaigners say the Fukushima disaster in Japan has helped sway public opinion against nuclear. The referendums are also being seen as a test of the popularity of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
The Obama administration is leading a global effort to deploy “shadow” Internet and mobile phone systems that dissidents can use to undermine repressive governments that seek to silence them by censoring or shutting down telecommunications networks.
Iran called on the world community Sunday to pressure Israel to join the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and subject its nuclear programs to international oversight. "The world community should put pressure on the Zionist regime (Israel) to join the NPT and allow inspections by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)," Iranian Foreign Minister Ali-Akbar Salehi said.
Under pressure to cut its military spending, the US is losing patience with Europe's unwillingness to pay for its own defence, outgoing US defence minister Robert Gates said Friday (10 June) in an unusually 'blunt' speech in Brussels, casting doubt over the very survival of Nato.
Australia’s biggest-carrier, and its Jetstar budget brand canceled 88 flights because of an ash cloud created by an volcanic eruption in the Andes Mountains in southern Chile. “It is always safety before schedule,” Sydney-based spokeswoman Olivia Wirth said in an e-mailed response to questions. The airline canceled all flights to and from Tasmania, Australia, and some New Zealand services today. Jetstar has stopped 66 flights, affecting 8,600 passengers, spokeswoman Jennifer Timm said by telephone.
The governor of Texas, where drought-triggered deadly wildfires have scorched millions of acres, renewed his proclamation of a statewide disaster on Saturday and called again on the federal government to help.
Over 4,000 refugees enter Turkey as violence escalates; rights groups say Syrian forces have killed over 1,100 civilians in efforts to suppress protests. The White House on Saturday accused the Syrian government of creating a humanitarian crisis and urged it to halt its crackdown on civilians and give the Red Cross immediate, unfettered access to the country's northern region.
The suspected Syrian nuclear facility in Deir al-Zor was linked to three other facilities in the country, London-based Al-Hayat reported quoting excerpts from an International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) report released Sunday. The report did not give details on the facilities or on their locations.
Hamas on Sunday rejected their Palestinian rival Fatah's nomination for the next prime minister of the Palestinian Authority, Salam Fayyad, the Associated Press reported. Hamas has said in the past that they expect the prime minister to come from Gaza, effectively ruling out Fayyad. "Hamas will not agree to grant Salam Fayyad the confidence to run the national unity government," Hamas official Salah Bardawil told the AP.
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