North Africa and Middle East
EU fears waves of immigration
A Libyan navy, near the Maltese coast. UN condemnds crackdown. The intricate tribal context.
Call for unity in Bahrain
Algeria to lift state of emergency
The passage of the Iranian ship through Suez delayed for 48 hours
Launch of the Magna MENA Fund
The consequences of the political turmoil to the world economy
Africa
Battles errupt in the Ivory Coast
S. Africa is going through a complicated economic situation
Europe
Kosovo: Thaci re-named PM
Greek bail-out to be extended
France's nuclear ambitions
Italy and Turkey's friends
Putin at the EU
US and Canada
Rahm Emanuel, mayor of Chicago
Australia and New Zealand
Christchurch tragedy
Showing posts with label Daily Media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daily Media. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Daily Media Digest
North Africa and the Middle East
Violences continue in Libya. Testimonies about the regime. Events in Libya dominate the main pages of the international media. Libya and its oil resources. Libyan embassy in Australia cuts ties with Gaddafi
Two Iranian warships enter Suez Canal
Yemen president insists to stay in power
Europe
Merkel plays down Hamburg defeat.
Zu Guttenberg gives up his doctorate till further clarifications
Serbia hurry up to enter the Algerian arms market
David Cameron in Egypt: The urge for reforms
Greece plans tought tax evasion laws
Africa
Omar al-Bashir will not stand for re-election
Police base in Somalia attacked by insurgents
Discussions about Cote d'Ivoire
Asia
China cracks down on social media
Chances for reconciliation between Thailand and Cambodia in the border dispute
Latin America
Hunger strike in Venezuela. Chavez's failures.
Chilean miners to visit Israel
Argentina and MERCOSUR
US and Canada
Another Chinese official refugiated in Canada?
US Navy leader to China: "be responsible and constructive"
Australia and New Zealand
Earthquake in New Zealand
Australia hit by cyclone
Violences continue in Libya. Testimonies about the regime. Events in Libya dominate the main pages of the international media. Libya and its oil resources. Libyan embassy in Australia cuts ties with Gaddafi
Two Iranian warships enter Suez Canal
Yemen president insists to stay in power
Europe
Merkel plays down Hamburg defeat.
Zu Guttenberg gives up his doctorate till further clarifications
Serbia hurry up to enter the Algerian arms market
David Cameron in Egypt: The urge for reforms
Greece plans tought tax evasion laws
Africa
Omar al-Bashir will not stand for re-election
Police base in Somalia attacked by insurgents
Discussions about Cote d'Ivoire
Asia
China cracks down on social media
Chances for reconciliation between Thailand and Cambodia in the border dispute
Latin America
Hunger strike in Venezuela. Chavez's failures.
Chilean miners to visit Israel
Argentina and MERCOSUR
US and Canada
Another Chinese official refugiated in Canada?
US Navy leader to China: "be responsible and constructive"
Australia and New Zealand
Earthquake in New Zealand
Australia hit by cyclone
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