Warsaw, Poland (CNN) — Poles are set to vote Sunday for a new president, following the death of President Lech Kaczinski in a plane crash in April. The election pits Kaczinski’s twin brother Jaroslaw against Parliament Speaker Bronislaw Komorowski, who has been acting president since the crash.
Archive for Haziran, 2010
New president Poles set to vote for
Posted by admin on Haziran 18th, 2010
Posted in World 
Tags: Acting President, Campaign Trail, Cnn, Free Economy, Jaroslaw, Justice Party, Komorowski, Law And Justice, Nationalist Platform, Parliament Speaker, Plane Crash, Polish Nation, Polish Politics, Political Analyst, Southern Poland, Strong Country, Tragic Death, Twin Brother, Warsaw Poland, Whoever Wins 
4 Comments »Lima police headquarters Van der Sloot arrives at
Posted by admin on Haziran 6th, 2010
Lima, Peru — Murder suspect Joran van der Sloot arrived Saturday at the Lima police headquarters in Peru, where he is facing charges that he killed a Peruvian woman. Van der Sloot, handcuffed and wearing a protective vest, was escorted through a news conference held by Peruvian authorities as photographers snapped photo after photo. The [...]
Posted in World Tags: American Teenager, Baseball Bat, Cnn, Defense Attorney, Dutch Citizen, Dutch Consulate, Gonzalo, Hotel Worker, Hotel Workers, Interior Ministry, Lima Hotel, Lima Peru, Murder Suspect, Murder Weapon, Peruvian Authorities, Peruvian Woman, Police Headquarters, Protective Vest, Stephany, Tennis Racquet 6 Comments »The big internet are you ready for crunch?
Posted by admin on Haziran 6th, 2010
(CNN) — The internet as we know it is reaching its limits. Within 18 months it is estimated that the number of new devices able to connect to the world wide web will plummet as we run out of “IP addresses” — the unique codes that provide access to the internet for everything from PCs [...]
Israel: Passengers being Seized aid ship’s deported
Posted by admin on Haziran 6th, 2010
Ashdod, Israel (CNN) — All 19 passengers and crew members of the Rachel Corrie have signed deportation papers and will leave the country Sunday, an Israeli interior ministry spokesman said. Seven were deported into Jordan on Sunday, along with one person who was injured in the Israeli seizure of another ship trying to break the [...]
Posted in Entertainment Tags: Ashdod Israel, Cargo Ship, Cnn, Deportation Process, Flotilla, Foreign Ministry Spokesman, Gaza Coast, Greta Berlin, International Waters, Irish Nationals, Israeli Authorities, Israeli Blockade, Israeli Officials, Malaysians, Mavi, Naval Commandos, Palmor, Rachel Corrie, Turkish Citizens, Yigal 7 Comments »Somali capital Fighting in leaves at least 20 dead
Posted by admin on Haziran 4th, 2010
(CNN) — At least 20 people have died and 55 others have been wounded in continuing fighting in the Somali capital of Mogadishu, an ambulance director said Thursday. Somali forces have been battling insurgent fighters from al-Shabaab, the al Qaeda proxy in Mogadishu and the rest of the country. The militants are waging a war [...]
Posted in Africa Tags: Cnn, Demographic Reality, Extreme Poverty, Government Troops, Horn Of Africa, Humanitarian Agencies, Humanitarian Crisis, Interim Government, Islamic Law, Mogadishu, Plastic Sheets, Population Lives, Poverty Line, Refugee Agency, Remittances, Somali Capital, Somali Children, Somalis, Stable Government, Waging A War No Comments »Guard available national but only fraction used in spill cleanup
Posted by admin on Haziran 4th, 2010
Washington (CNN) — While local officials are calling for more federal government — specifically military — help with the oil cleanup, only a fraction of thousands of authorized, federally funded National Guard troops have been put into service. In an exclusive interview with CNN’s Larry King Thursday, President Barack Obama defended the current federal endeavor, [...]
Posted in U.S.A Tags: Barack Obama, Bobby Jindal, Cnn, E Mail, Four States, Guardsmen, Gulf Of Mexico, Gulf Of Mexico Oil, Gulf Of Mexico Oil Spill, Larry King, Louisiana State, National Guard Members, National Guard Troops, Oil Cleanup, Plotkin, Relief Efforts, Spill Cleanup, Spokesman Said That, State Spokesman, Taking The Lead 1 Comment »Gaza won’t stop Irish aid ship bound for ‘unless forced to’
Posted by admin on Haziran 4th, 2010
(CNN) — An Irish-owned aid ship headed for Gaza won’t stop until it’s forced to, a former U.N. official aboard the ship told CNN Thursday. “We have not stopped and have no intention of stopping,” said former Assistant U.N. Secretary-General Denis Halliday from aboard the vessel. “We will only stop when Israelis force us to [...]
Posted in World Tags: Adam Shapiro, American Activist, Ashdod Port, Board Member, Cement, Cnn, Confrontation, Denis, Gaza, Government Official, High Seas, Irish Aid, Israeli Government, Israelis, Mv, Rachel Corrie, Recording Technology, Safety Purposes, Secretary General, Silly Mistakes No Comments »Korean conundrum China’s
Posted by admin on Haziran 4th, 2010
Jaime FlorCruz has lived and worked in China since 1971. He studied Chinese history at Peking University (1977-81) and served as TIME Magazine’s Beijing correspondent and bureau chief (1982-2000). Beijing, China (CNN) — When Chinese premier Wen Jiabao visited South Korea last week, politicians, diplomats and reporters in Seoul parsed his public statements, looking for [...]
Posted in Asia Tags: Beijing China, Chinese History, Chinese Officials, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, Cnn, Harsh Sanctions, Korean People, Nations Security Council, North Korea, Peking University, Political Observers, Premier Wen Jiabao, South Korea, South Koreans, Unfortunate Incident, United Nations Security, United Nations Security Council, Urgent Security, Veto Power, Western Diplomat 2 Comments »Gaza, days after flotilla raid new aid ship heads for
Posted by admin on Haziran 3rd, 2010
(CNN) — Two days after Israel’s deadly raid on a Gaza-bound aid flotilla, another ship packed with activists and assorted supplies sailed defiantly toward the Palestinian territory. The Rachel Corrie, a ship named for an American activist killed in Gaza several years ago, was planning to arrive in Gaza late Friday or early Saturday. The [...]
UK shooting spree at least five dead in
Posted by admin on Haziran 2nd, 2010
London, England (CNN) — At least five people have been killed and dozens injured after a taxi driver went on a shooting spree through three small towns in the English country of Cumbria Wednesday. Police said at least 25 people were injured in the attack which started at 10:35 a.m. (5.35 a.m. ET) in Whitehaven, [...]
Posted in Asia Tags: Ambulance Crews, Armed Police, British Prime Minister, Citroen Picasso, Cnn, Cumbria Police, David Cameron, Egremont, Engla, Georgian Town, London England, Minister David, Parliamentary Question, Photos Images, Police Patrols, Question Time, Rural Retreat, Scale Search, Shooting Spree, Taxi Driver 8 Comments »
