e mërkurë, janar 23, 2008
So... Who Won the Louisiana GOP Caucus?
Ron Paul finished second. His supporters reportedly mobbed the 11 polling places, but many of them could not participate because they were not registered Republicans. They were required to cast provisional ballots, many of which will not count. (The provisional ballots are part of the reason for the delay in tallying the results.)
Putin decided for a stealth bomber development
According to several sources near Russian Kremlin, president Vladimir Putin has given some time ago green light to the development of a new stealth bomber aircraft to replace and modernize the Russian air force attack aircraft fleet.
Posted Jan 23, 2008 08:37 AM PSTCategory: RUSSIA
Although the grammar and syntax may be a little awkward in this article, there is no doubt that Putin is heading toward developing Russia's military capabilities to be among the best in the world.
In this, he is sending a message to the US and NATO: move forward very, very carefully, because Russia will be more than ready for any possible military confrontation, if it comes to that.
Louisiana Caucus Today
These are unconfirmed and from various sources but all reports indicate that Ron Paul has scored at least 46 of 95 alternates selected and also will win more delegates than any other candidate. Romney and McCain were the only other candidates to have a serious presence in the state, with Romney supporters being the majority in one caucus. All other reports are that Ron Paul supporters were in the majority at all other caucus meetings.
Posted Jan 23, 2008 08:34 AM PSTCategory: POLITICS/ELECTIONS/CORRUPTION
"Heath Ledger Heath Ledger Heath Ledger Heath Ledger Heath Ledger Heath Ledger Heath Ledger!!!" -- ABCNNBBCBS
Koštunica, Tadić, travel to Moscow for energy deal
BELGRADE -- The government yesterday approved a draft energy sector agreement with Russia.
From Kosovo War to Cold War?
The Kosovo War isn't over. At the moment, Serbian ballots take precedence over bullets; democratic electoral politics are a blessing in Serbia and Kosovo, just like they are in Iraq.
NATO chief refuses to comment on date for Kosovo independence
NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer refused on Wednesday to comment on Kosovo Prime Minister Hashim Thaci's words that a date has been set for the breakaway Serbian province's independence.
e martë, janar 22, 2008
Huckabee Broke
Less than a month after a huge upset victory, and promises that fundraising would be ramped up, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee is asking his senior staff to keep working for him without pay, while lower level campaign staff are seeing their salaries cut dramatically or eliminated altogether.
Albania to Fight Grey Economy
Tirana_ Albanian Prime Minister Sali Berisha has said that the fight against informal transactions in the economy will be one of the priorities of his centre-right government in 2008.
Kosovo Isn't Going to Wait Forever, Says German General
The German commander in Kosovo, Robert Bund, told DW-WORLD.DE that the people of Kosovo expect a lot from Europe and the US. He said the situation in the Serbian province remains calm but not stable.
Romanian FM urges Kosovo solution in light of int'l law
A solution to the Kosovo issue should be found in light of the principles of the international law currently in force, Romanian Foreign Minister Adrian Cioroianu stressed on Tuesday.
Kosovo independence date 'has been set'
Ethnic Albanian leaders and Western governments have agreed on a date for Kosovo to declare independence from Serbia, the province's prime minister said.
e hënë, janar 21, 2008
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