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Greek bulk sale - airports, ports, railways

The Greek government has begun talks with the French railways for the sale of the company mired in debt, the Greek railways OSE. Advertised for sale 49%-owned subsidiary company involved in passenger and freight whose debts are estimated at 600 million euros. Sale of the Greek railways is in the privatization program of government, which is part of a plan agreed austerity measures the IMF Greece and the EU in return for which the country received 110 billion euros in loans from the financial crisis.

Study: Winning in the second round Komorowski

The candidate of the ruling Liberals in Poland Bronislaw Komorowski could win the second round of presidential elections with 53 percent of the vote. This suggests a study published today. Study rival Komorowski, Conservative candidate and former Prime Minister Jaroslaw Kaczynski could win 42 percent of the vote on July 4. The second round of early elections, voter turnout will be about 48 percent and five percent this week, do not know yet whether they will vote, says the study report, which covers 1,000 respondents.

Saakashvili glad that Obama believes Georgia occupied

U. S. President Barack Obama was first used against Georgia, the term "occupation" after a meeting in Washington with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev. He said that the Georgian leader Mikhail Saakashvili said in a newspaper. ruObama give "an accurate legal assessment" of the situation in Georgia and is a significant step forward, Saakashvili said. "At this point it is clear that we are dealing with the Russian military occupation and the occupiers," he said.

89% supported the new Constitution of Kyrgyzstan

More than 89% of voters voted for a draft new Constitution of Kyrgyzstan, told RIA Novosti. The data was released by the Central Executive Committee of the republic, after treatment with 32% of ballots cast in a referendum today. The CEC announced that the processed data from the 742 polling stations out of 2319. "In support of the new draft constitution voted 89.35 percent of voters, or 548,779 people, and against - 9.28%, or 56,970 voters," the CEC said in a statement Kyrgyzstan Meanwhile, Prime Minister of the Provisional Government.

Medvedev did not rule out the collapse of Kyrgyzstan

In the situation that currently Kyrgyzstan does not exclude the possibility of the collapse of the state. Thus, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said, which was held in the republic referendum on the transition from presidential to parliamentary form of government. According to him, the introduction of such a polity would lead to a permanent uncontrolled transfer of power from one group to another.

Turkey closed its skies for Israeli planes

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that Turkey closed its airspace to Israel, reports the BBC. Speaking to reporters in Canada, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that Turkey imposed a ban on flights after the raid, Israeli commandos May 31 against the humanitarian aid to Gaza flotilla in which nine people were killed. Following this incident, Ankara to reconsider its relations with Israel, until recently the two countries maintain close ties with the military-technical sphere.

Resigned from the Force Commander in Afghanistan

U. S. President Barack Obama fired the commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan General. Stanley McChrystal, who deposited his resignation. This RIA Novosti reported. "I accepted the resignation with great regret, General," said Obama at the White House after meeting with administration officials and military commanders in Afghanistan. The reason for this was McChrystal interview for the magazine "Rolling Stone", in which he made some undiplomatic statements about President Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, National Security Adviser James Jones and other members of the administration of U.

A woman leads the FBI in New York

A woman leads the FBI in New York Diary "New York Post." Director Robert Mueller was appointed to lead the agency Janice Fedarchuk the largest structures of special services in the city. This is the first time in a century of history the FBI. Janice will command Fedarchuk 2000. It will be entrusted with a difficult task to improve safety in the financial center of the city.

Apply the U.S. unilateral sanctions against Iran

Members of the House of Representatives and the Senate agreed to S. U. bill that includes new financial sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program a partner in the Tehran regime. Proposed sanctions will be denied access to the U.S. financial system, foreign banks, working with financial institutions of the Islamic Revolution Guards. The sanctions will affect companies that export gasoline and other petroleum products for the Islamic Republic, announced Deutsche Welle.

The president-elect of Colombia runoff

Today, Columbia is made up of the presidential election runoff. Nearly 30 million voters will determine the new head of state. The clear favorite is Juan Manuel Santos, a conservative who is opposed to the leader of the Green Party - Antanas Mokus. In the first round Santos won 46.5 percent, and former mayor of Bogota - Mokus remained in second place with 21.4 percent. Antanas Mokus which is of Lithuanian descent, not only far behind Santos in the first round, but I think that his chances have decreased further since then.

Croatian Prime Ministers of the ban leaves

Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor forbade his ministers to go on leave because of the crisis. Ministers can work on economic measures when the situation is severe in the country, said the prime minister said Thursday. Ministers themselves have not yet commented on the order of Kosor. Recall, he took office in July last year after Ivo Sanader has resigned.

The French will work longer for retirement

The retirement age in France will be raised from 60 to 62 years in 2018. He said the Minister of Labour, Social Relations, Family and Solidarity, Eric Woerth told AFP. Unions are expected to strongly against and call new protests. Demonstrations were presented officially proclaimed raising the retirement age. This step aims to reduce the growing deficit of France and is made against the cost-cutting measures will be charged in many countries in Europe.

U.S.: We do not give a penny to help BP

DayLife. comAmerikanski experts found that the number of oil spills in the Gulf of Mexico, two times more than originally anticipated, according to Interfax. Administration of the President is concerned that the company may not have the necessary resources to address this problem. The Minister of Justice Eric Holder United States has warned that Washington "will not pay a dime" to eliminate the effects of environmental disasters and BP will be responsible for all damages.

Britain gives more than 200 million pounds to Afghanistan

British Prime Minister David Cameron said that Afghanistan is a priority in foreign policy and is one of the key issues for the national security of Great Britain. Cameron on his first official visit to Afghanistan, where he met with President Hamid Karzai. Just last week during military operations killed 20 NATO soldiers, among whom there are 10,000 British. In talks with Karzai, Cameron stressed the importance of what is happening in Afghanistan, so that Britain will be paid an additional 200 million pounds for the preparation of the army, police and civilian personnel.

Fashion stormed strategy "Europe 2020"

127 measures proposed by the European Fashion Council gives ideas for creating a new economic strategy "Europe 2020". They are grouped under the heading "Fashion Europe" and was praised by the EU President Jose Manuel Barroso. Platform "united and strong Europe Fashion" shows one of the directions for achieving and reporting on smart, sustainable and inclusive growth in the community.

Ahmadinejad accused the U.S. of hypocrisy

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad accused the U.S. of hypocrisy for new sanctions in the nuclear dispute, said "Deutsche Welle". During his visit to Shanghai, Ahmadinejad said the United States is the only country to use nuclear weapons against another country. "While insisting on the suspension of civil nuclear program, Tehran's government for the sole reason that he probably could be used to create nuclear weapons," said the president of Iran.

Turkey and Arab countries to establish free trade zone

Turkey and Arab countries, Lebanon, Syria and Jordan have decided to create the Cooperation Council, said MIGnyuz. The ultimate aim of its creation is to create a "zone of free movement of people and goods." All interested persons are invited to join, Turkey's Foreign Minister Ahmed Davitoglu hastened to clarify that the new entity is not an "alternative to the EU." The Minister said that his country did not lose hope for the entry into the EU, and that such ambitions can not stop "its relations with neighboring countries."

Uphill battle for Parliament in Slovakia

Slovaks vote for new parliament today in elections that have become a major battle between the center-left Prime Minister Robert Fico and the center-right opposition, Reuters reported. This is the fifth parliamentary elections in Slovakia after the fall of communism in 1989 and second since the country joined the European Union and NATO in 2004 about 4.2 million Slovaks in the age of 18 are eligible to vote for candidates in 2397 the average age was 45 years old - 1852 people men and 545 women.

Erdogan's star rose in the Arab world

Star of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan grew up in the Arab world because of his desire for a confrontation with Israel. It outshines even regional leaders whose sharp rhetoric proved popular, but won little for the Palestinians in the comments, writes Reuters. Turkish support of Gaza following the Israeli attack on humanitarian flotilla, recalling the ambassador and the rejection of the joint military exercises with the Jewish state, Erdogan became the hero for the people. His name was chanted in demonstrations and babies named in his honor.

U.S. 6 persons accused of spying for Iran

U.S. prosecutors claim 1 and 5 of the American Iranians accused of violating the trade embargo and sell technology to Iran that the Islamic Republic used to launch satellite in 2005 from Russia. It reported in April, 49-year-old Nader Modanlo, an American of Iranian origin and five of his alleged partners are accused of creating fictitious companies for selling Iran technology and equipment to bypass the embargo.

Ahmadinejad throws a permit to dump

Iran's parliament will reconsider its relations with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and UN, respectively, as well as units. Immediately after the vote yesterday in the UN Security Council response to Iranian officials was that the "wrong move that will only complicate the situation." President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has called the resolution, however, "to use a napkin. '" These sanctions are useless and I have to give in trash can, "added Ahmadinejad. Any pressure could not break the resolve of our country to defend their inalienable rights ", in turn, stressed the representative of Iran, Mr. Hazan UN Mohammed, who has accused U.S. and British abuse of power.

Georgia wants Russia extradite gangster

Georgia declared that Spain wants to extradite convicted of money laundering, the boss of the "Russian mafia" Shakro (sugar) and the head of the Georgian Kalashov Nugzara Bochorishvili drug cartel, officials of the newspaper. Roux. 57-year-old Sugar Kalashov will lie for seven years, and half of the money laundering, and fined 20 million euros. The other band members, including two other Georgians, two Russian and Ukrainian, received light sentences in a separate trial last year. According to the court in Madrid six disputed money from criminal activities in the former Soviet Union, investing profits in real estate, restaurants, bars, luxury cars and other valuable assets in Spain.

Ashton quiet place for the Western Balkans into the EU

On the eve of the Summit "EU - Western Balkans EU" predstavitelie assured the former Yugoslav republics that their long-term future lies within the European Union, said European countries. BG. "The accession of the Western Balkans into the European family is one of the recent problems in the construction of a democratic and united Europe," said EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Catherine Ashton. This statement was encouraging and the European Commissioner for Enlargement and Neighborhood Stefan Fule said that the conference will provide "timely confirmation of the Western Balkans and the prospects for continued expansion process."

Yanukovych has the most votes for mayor

President of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych has suggested that local elections will be held in the fall. Moreover, he considers it necessary to conduct the majority system. As is evident from the interview on Ukrainian television Yanukovych. "I will soon begin consultations with all political forces, including the opposition," Yanukovych has shown. He recalled that the Constitution of Ukraine, local elections are due later this year.

Measures to actively participate in the Persian Gulf

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that Germany's economy should take on more responsibilities in the future in the Gulf region. Indeed, a major trading partner of Germany in United Arab Emirates in Europe, but competition is strong, "Merkel said in Abu Dhabi, said in Europe. Bg. She said Germany could hold this contest.

Pakistan unblock Facebook and YouTube

Pakistani authorities have decided to be unlocked in the next few days, access to popular sites Facebook and YouTube, told a news conference, Interior Minister Rehman Malik, Pakistan, was quoted by RIA Novosti. We remind the government of Pakistan ordered ISPs to block Facebook. The reason for this was a network of social group, which published pictures of the prophet Muhammad, said on Monday. The Government of Pakistan court after a group of Islamist lawyers won the case, which requires authorities to block Facebook to May 31 Group Facebook, which stands in the center of the scandal called "Draw Muhammad today» (Draw Mohammed day).

A new resolution against Iran - banks, transport and weapons

The new draft UN Security Council calls for greater sanctions against Iran, Reuters reported. Expansion of the document provides for an embargo on arms supplies to strengthen controls on money transfers from Iranian banks, including. Central Bank. In addition, it is proposed to establish a system of international control and inspection of all Iranian ships in the ports and in international waters.

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