position:adviser

Finance Ministry official resigns over dispute with Brotherhood

http://www.dailynewsegypt.com/2013/05/18/finance-ministry-official-resigns-over-dispute-with-brotherhood

Senior Finance Ministry adviser Sami Khallaf announced his resignation last Wednesday due to claimed disputes with the Muslim Brotherhood.
Khallaf told the press that following the recent cabinet reshuffle, newly appointed officials affiliated to the Muslim Brotherhood were interfering in his work

Recession is a good time to exploit cheap labour, says Cameron aide
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2013/may/11/young-recession-cheap-labour

The prime minister’s adviser on enterprise has told the cabinet that the economic downturn is an excellent time for new businesses to boost profits and grow because labour is cheap, the Observer can reveal.

Lord Young, a cabinet minister under the late Baroness Thatcher, who is the only aide with his own office in Downing Street, told ministers that the low wage levels in a recession made larger financial returns easier to achieve. His comments are contained in a report to be published this week, on which the cabinet was briefed last Tuesday.

#pique #fourche #rizière #goudron

A Survival Guide to Starting and Finishing a PhD
http://flowingdata.com/2013/04/01/a-survival-guide-to-starting-and-finishing-a-phd

Pas mal du tout

A Survival Guide to Starting and Finishing a PhD
By Nathan Yau
Tips on making it through, what I would tell my previous self going in, and advice on taking advantage of the unique opportunity that is graduate school.

http://flowingdata.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/01-start-finish.png

Jump at opportunities
http://flowingdata.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/04-opps.png

Solitude...
http://flowingdata.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/06-solitude.png

[...]

Il y a dix ans, j’avais fait un truc similaire mais beaucoup plus classique pour la carto...

https://dl.dropbox.com/s/mouxcm1ek04xqmb/papres1.jpg

#visualisation #graphic-design #information-design #cartographie

L’Azerbaïdjan peut se permettre de forcer l’OSCE a réduire sa présence dans le pays et se désarmer juste avant les élections.| EurasiaNet.org
“Vafa Guluzadeh, a former government adviser, sees the move as an effort to cut off anticipated OSCE criticism of the upcoming election. In the past, the OSCE has consistently rated Azerbaijan’s elections as not free and unfair.

This is not about current relations. It is about future elections. It is difficult to predict whether the OSCE will recognize the election or not. There may be concern about this, and so they want to transform the OSCE into an obedient structure,”
http://www.eurasianet.org/node/66733
#elections #azerbaïdjan

US #drone attacks ’counter-productive’, former Obama security adviser claims | World news | guardian.co.uk
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jan/07/obama-adviser-criticises-drone-policy

The United States’ use of drones is counter-productive, less effective than the White House claims, and is “encouraging a new arms race that will empower current and future rivals and lay the foundations for an international system that is increasingly violent”, according to a study by one of President Obama’s former security advisers.

Michael Boyle, who was on Obama’s counter-terrorism group in the run-up to his election in 2008, said the US administration’s growing reliance on drone technology was having “adverse strategic effects that have not been properly weighed against the tactical gains associated with killing terrorists”.

Civilian casualties were likely to be far higher than had been acknowledged, he said.

#Kickstarter in Autumn « Jason Scott
http://ascii.textfiles.com/archives/3857

Million-dollar payouts are a musk that bring out the worst of human nature, from regions and places of darkness that are not to be trifled with.

Une #prédiction : les sites de #crowdfunding vont bientôt attirer des #arnaques très élaborées.

Israel Hayom | Dennis Ross: If diplomacy fails, be sure the US will attack Iran
http://www.israelhayom.com/site/newsletter_article.php?id=6800

Former Obama adviser Dennis Ross says the U.S. president is not bluffing on the Iran nuclear issue • Speaking at a symposium in Jerusalem, Ross says U.S. policy on Iran will remain consistent, despite the coming changing of the guard at the Pentagon.

Map collection gives insight into nation’s history - The National

http://www.thenational.ae/news/uae-news/map-collection-gives-insight-into-nations-history#full

Rym Ghazal
Jan 3, 2011

SHARJAH // Now more commonly valued for their aesthetic appeal, old maps help capture the evolution of man’s view of the world and how subjective the drawings were depending on the dominant empire of the time.

“This coast is dangerous and chiefly inhabited by pirates,” reads a note on a black and white “Gulf map” from 1816.

It was drawn up by the British on the area known today as the coast of the UAE.

Enlarged, it covers an entire wall, and is one of hundreds of rare maps from the personal collection of Dr Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qassimi, Ruler of Sharjah, on display free to the public at the Dr Sultan Al Qassimi Centre of Gulf Studies.

#cartographie #golfe

Florida Election Officials Miss Tally Deadline in House Race
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Published: November 18, 2012

FORT PIERCE, Fla. (AP) — Election officials missed a deadline on Sunday to report results of a two-day recount in Representative Allen B. West’s bid to remain in Congress, apparently sealing unofficial results giving the victory to his Democratic opponent, Patrick Murphy.

St. Lucie County did not meet a noon cutoff to finish processing 37,379 ballots that were cast early in the 18th Congressional District race, but it eventually released the results, which showed Mr. Murphy gaining votes in the recount. Regardless, under Florida law, previously submitted results favoring Mr. Murphy will be certified unless an emergency exemption is granted by the state.

“It puts an end to it as far as we’re concerned,” said Eric Johnson, an adviser to the Murphy campaign. “It puts an end to it as far as the state’s concerned.”

Mr. West’s campaign showed no immediate sign of conceding.

“At this time, in our view, the race is still undecided,” said the West campaign manager, Tim Edson.

Mr. West, a Republican, can still seek to formally contest the election, a difficult legal remedy. His aides gave no indication whether they would pursue such action. Dejected supporters of the congressman claimed that there was fraud, loudly chanting “Count our votes!” before election officials. Mr. Murphy’s supporters held signs reading “Respect the Results: Concede Now” and “Patrick Won!”

A recount of three days of early-voting ballots was conducted in St. Lucie County last week, narrowing Mr. Murphy’s margin a bit. The county’s canvassing board ultimately agreed to retabulate all eight days of ballots after discovering several errors and Mr. West’s supporters made a relentless push for a fuller recount. The campaign hoped Mr. Murphy’s margin of victory would decrease enough to force a machine recount of all ballots across the entire three-county district.

The race was the country’s most closely watched House races. The two sides raised nearly $21 million as of Oct. 17, according to the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics, and “super PACs” spent about $6.6 million more.

Mr. West, 51, is a first-term Tea Party favorite and one of two black Republicans in the House. He has made a string of headline-grabbing statements, from calling a majority of Congressional Democrats communists to saying President Obama, Representative Nancy Pelosi and others should “get the hell out of the United States.”

Mr. Murphy, 29, who has been proclaiming victory since the wee hours of election night, is a political newcomer who portrayed Mr. West as an extremist who has done little in Washington than stoke partisan fires.
A version of this article appeared in print on November 19, 2012, on page A13 of the New York edition with the headline: Florida Election Officials Miss Tally Deadline in House Race.

Hamas 2012 - Evolution of a Revolution

February 28, 2012 - Khaled Meshaal leaves Syria for Qatar
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-17192278

July 18, 2012 - Khaled Meshaal meets with israelis in Morocco
http://www.moroccoworldnews.com/2012/07/48552/khaled-meshaal-holds-a-secret-meeting-with-an-israeli-former-advis

July 20, 2012 - Aziz Dweik is released from israeli jail
http://www.strategic-culture.org/pview/2012/07/20/israel-frees-senior-hamas-official.html

July 22, 2012 - Aziz Dweik wishes fall of Syrian government
http://www.nakhelnews.com/pages/news.php?nid=16975

THE PRICE OF OFFSHORE REVISITED
Jusqu’à 25 500 milliards d’euros dans les paradis fiscaux (#étude)
http://www.taxjustice.net/cms/upload/pdf/Price_of_Offshore_Revisited_120722.pdf

Une étude destinée à calculer les montants cachés par les #paradis_fiscaux a été publiée par le groupe Tax Justice Network. Les actifs financiers dissimulés dans ses « super niches » ont été évalués entre 21 000 et 32 000 milliards de dollars. L’enquête ne prend pas en compte les actifs non financiers (or, biens immobiliers...). L’étude estime à 280 milliards de dollars (225 milliards d’euros) le manque à gagner pour les Etats (chacun ?) en termes de revenus fiscaux. L’ancien économiste James Henry, chef du cabinet McKinsey qui a dirigé l’étude, a utilisé les #chiffres référencés par la Banque mondiale, des Nations unies, des banques centrales et du Fonds monétaire international.

James Henry a tout de même expliqué à la BBC http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-18944097 que cette « étude est aussi une bonne nouvelle. Le monde dispose ainsi d’une importante réserve qui pourrait un jour résoudre certains de nos problèmes ».

#fiscalité #passager_clandestin

Olmert legacy revisited after acquittal in Israel
http://news.yahoo.com/olmert-legacy-revisited-acquittal-israel-202916837.html

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas called Olmert on Tuesday afternoon to congratulate him on the acquittal, said Nimr Hamad, an Abbas adviser.

Et encore merci pour tout ce que vous avez fait pour les Palestiniens.

Barbara Walters lied - Sheherazade #Jaafari was indeed admitted into Columbia University. #Syria
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/thanks_baba_YrcxM1TRnkgguND5HH6akK v @HAMDIRIFAI

SenJohnMcCain
You can’t make it up! “Barbara Walters tried to get Assad aide CNN job, spot at Columbia University” http://www.nypost.com/f/print/news/international/syrious_bit_of_trouble_Jkz4b5g1PEPunbAYrJnUBJ #Syria

Sanctions Stop Food Getting to Syria but Not Arms
http://www.joshualandis.com/blog/?p=14746

As Syrians begin to suffer from the lack of food, oil and gas products, they are questioning the wisdom of sanctions, which are a blunt weapon imposed to bring about regime-change and not improve human rights or relieve suffering. A new book on the Iraq sanctions demonstrates how destructive they were to the most vulnerable Iraqis. L.C. Brown, my adviser at Princeton, writes in Foreign Affairs that most studies estimate that “at least 500,000 children under age five who died during the sanctions period would not have died under the Iraqi regime prior to sanctions.” Joy Gordon, the author of the new book, also punctures holes in the argument that the Iraqi suffering was due to the abusive manipulation of the sanctions by the Saddam Hussein regime.This is not to mention that they decrease the likelihood of Syria making a democratic transition in the future.

Adam Curtis Blog: If you take my advice - I’d repress them
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/adamcurtis/2012/05/if_you_take_my_advice_-_id_rep.html

Bahrain, along with Syria, has become a symbol of the failure of the Arab Spring to deliver real democracy and freedom across the Arab world. The media in Britain portray a rigid, oppressive almost feudal elite who are stubbornly holding out against the inevitable wave of modern freedoms and political justice.

But what is hardly ever mentioned in the press and TV reports is that this very system of oppression, the rock against which the dreams of democracy are being dashed, was largely created by the British. That, throughout most of the twentieth century, British advisers to the Bahraini royal family, backed up by British military might, were central figures in the creation of a ruthless system that imprisoned and sometimes tortured any Bahraini citizen who even dared to suggest the idea of democracy.

The same British advisers also worked with the rulers of Bahrain to exercise a cynical technique of divide and rule - setting Shia against Sunni in a very successful attempt to keep Bahrain locked in an old, decaying and corrupt system of tribal and religious rivalries. The deliberate aim was to stop democracy ever emerging.

The Bahrainis know this, practically everyone else in the Arab world knows this - the only people who seem to have forgotten are the British themselves.

So I thought I would tell the story of Britain’s involvement in the government and the security of Bahrain over the past 90 years. Especially as the present King of Bahrain is coming to have lunch with the Queen on May 18th.

On peine à trouver la moindre information sur Abdulhadi Alkhawaja, militant des droits de l’homme à Bahreïn, condamné à la prison à vie, et en grève de la fin depuis 15 jours.

Updates : Imprisoned HRD AlKhawaja : My hunger strike is a part of my human rights defence inside jail | Bahrain Center for Human Rights
http://bahrainrights.hopto.org/en/node/5049

Abdulhadi Al Khawaja told the lawyer: “I thank who ever stand in solidarity with me and people of Bahrain outside and inside the country. The case is not only about me. It’s about all wrongfully detainees in Bahrain. My hungerstrike is a part of my Human rights defence inside jail. It’s very important to focus on all detainees as I’m just a part of them. I will continue with my hunger strike till I reach my demands despite the consequences. I’m aware that freedom is expensive and we must sacrifice to gain it.”

As U.S. departs Iraq, it leaves behind allies who won’t talk – Roy Gutman
http://www.mcclatchydc.com/2011/12/18/133219/as-us-departs-iraq-it-leaves-behind.html

More than five years have passed since Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah last received Iraq’s prime minister, Nouri al Maliki. The Saudi monarch views Maliki as untrustworthy and, even worse, “an Iranian agent.”

Saudi Arabia doesn’t allow direct flights between its capital, Riyadh, and Baghdad, and it doesn’t permit direct trade between the two countries. The kingdom is building a fence along the closed 500-mile border.

This, too, is a legacy of the U.S. invasion of Iraq as U.S. troops complete their withdrawal: a bitter enmity between two close U.S. allies, with an underlay of sectarian animosity, that the United States cannot seem to ameliorate.

Insider : $56 Billion Later, Airport Security Is Junk | Danger Room | Wired
http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2011/12/unsafe-skies

Think first about what aviation security is. Since 9/11, it’s largely been a line of defense ahead of a departure gate to keep dangerous people and dangerous materials off a plane. By Brandt’s calculations, it’s cost $56 billion since 9/11. In one sense, it’s worked as planned: No planes have been blown up or hijacked for a decade.

But the last several years’ worth of plots on the friendly skies indicate the terrorists have switched their game plans. In January, a suicide bomber didn’t try to board a plane at Moscow’s Domodedovo airport. He detonated before going through security, in the crowded entranceway, killing 35 people and wounding over 150 more. Last fall, al-Qaida’s Yemen branch skipped the boarding call and shipped bombs packed in printer cartridges back to the States.

#avions #sécurité #anti-terrorisme

Où l’on (ne) reparle (pas) du Mossad

Depuis trois jours, l’enquête des journaux anglais sur la démission du ministre britannique de la défense Liam Fox prend une tournure explosive, tournure que les médias français évitent de rapporter avec un professionnalisme qui force le respect.

Le 14 octobre, Patrick Wintour, Rupert Neate et Richard Norton-Taylor évoquent dans le Guardian les craintes d’« officiels » britanniques, qui seraient préoccupés par le fait que Fox et Werrity puissent avoir eu des liens avec les services de renseignement israéliens ;
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2011/oct/13/rightwing-tories-rally-liam-fox

Officials expressed concern that Fox and Werritty might even have been in freelance discussions with Israeli intelligence agencies.

Le 16 octobre, toujours dans le Guardian, Jamie Doward détaille les liens de l’organisation « Atlantic Bridge » avec le big business américain, les néoconservateurs et le « tea party » :
►http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2011/oct/15/liam-fox-atlantic-bridge

The huge rise in income, which dwarfed that of its UK sister organisation, coincided with a significant expansion in the charity’s advisers and directors. By 2009 Werritty, whom the US accounts list as the (unpaid) UK executive director of the Atlantic Bridge, found himself reporting to a new chief executive officer, Amanda Bowman, the former New York director for the Centre for Security Policy, the neocon think-tank that opposed the planned Park 51 Muslim community centre close to the site of Ground Zero.

L’article rappelle les liens entre Werritty et Israël :

By 2009 a powerful lobby group, Britain Israel Communications and Research Centre (Bicom), was covering the cost of Werritty’s trip to an important security seminar in Israel. The trip was arranged by Bicom’s former deputy chairman, Michael Lewis, who donated to Atlantic Bridge and to Fox’s Tory leadership campaign in 2005. Bicom’s former communications director, Lee Petar, who runs a lobbying firm, Tetra Strategy, put Werritty in touch with the Dubai businessman, Harvey Boulter, whose meeting with Fox triggered the initial furore that triggered his demise.

Jane Merrick and James Hanning, dans The Independant ce dimanche, vont plus loin, et affirment qu’Adam Werrity a été « débriefé » par le contre-espionnage anglais spécifiquement au sujet de ses liens supposés avec le Mossad :
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/revealed-foxs-best-man-and-his-ties-to-irans-opposition-2371352.html

Adam Werritty, the man at the centre of the Liam Fox cash-for-access scandal, has been involved in an audacious plot to topple Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, it was claimed last night.

[...]

Mr Werritty, 33, has been debriefed by MI6 about his travels and is so highly regarded by the Israeli intelligence service Mossad – who thought he was Mr Fox’s chief of staff – that he was able to arrange meetings at the highest levels of the Israeli government, multiple sources have told The IoS.

Le quotidien fait carrément sa Une avec ce titre :
http://craigmurray.org.uk/wp/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/indy_werritymossad.jpg

Le même jour, l’ancien diplomate Craig Murray va plus loin dans le Daily Mail :
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2049642/Was-Mossad-using-Fox-Werritty-useful-idiots-Ex-Ambassador-reveals-links

But my source told me that what really was worrying senior officials in the MOD, FCO and Cabinet  Office was the possibility that Fox could be being used as a ‘useful idiot’ by Mossad, Israel’s far-reaching and extremely effective intelligence service.  

Key funding sources for Werritty were from the Israeli lobby and a rather obscure commercial intelligence agency.  

Might Mossad be pulling Werritty’s strings, with or without his knowledge?  

On Friday, two senior Fleet Street journalists also reported hearing similar concerns from other Whitehall officials about possible Israeli intelligence service involvement with Fox and Werritty.   

By working closely with an unofficial aide with extraordinary access but no security vetting and  murky funding sources, Fox had potentially compromised national security.  That is the real story here.

L’information du Independent est reprise par Haaretz :
http://www.haaretz.com/news/international/report-ex-u-k-defense-secretary-adviser-involved-in-plot-to-topple-iran-pre

Adam Werritty, the adviser and close friend of Britain’s recently resigned Defense Secretary Liam Fox, was accused Sunday of involvement in a plot to bring down Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and of having links to the Mossad.

À connaissance, aucun média français n’a repris aujourd’hui ces informations, alors qu’il existe déjà une dépêche AFP datée de hier après-midi :
http://www.romandie.com/news/n/_GBex_ministre_de_la_Defense_l_opposition_reclame_une_enquete_plus_large16

Les médias, loin de s’arrêter avec la démission vendredi du ministre, ont continué dimanche de publier des révélations, remontant le fil des dons et spéculant sur l’influence des deux hommes sur la politique étrangère britannique.

[...]

The Independent croit savoir que M. Werritty complotait pour renverser le régime iranien et était si bien considéré par le Mossad qu’il avait pu arranger des rencontres avec de hauts responsables israéliens.

Express.co.uk - Home of the Daily and Sunday Express | UK News :: Killer was adviser to EDL on Islamic hatred
http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/260736/Killer-was-adviser-to-EDL-on-Islamic-hatred

He not only admired the far-Right group, but also harboured dreams of setting up Norway’s version to combat the country’s growing Muslim population.

In an email to the Norwegian political website Document.no, Breivik revealed he had discussed tactics with the EDL and another group Stop the Islamification of Europe. He expressed his admiration for the way the EDL provoked overreactions from Islamic youth and Marxists.

#oslo

’Indigenous thinking can solve climate crises,’ says Bolivia’s foreign minister | John Vidal | Global development | guardian.co.uk
http://www.guardian.co.uk/global-development/poverty-matters/2011/apr/13/bolivia-foreign-minister-solving-climate-crises

David Choquehuanca is Bolivia’s foreign minister; he is also a prominent intellectual, an Aymara Indian and has been an adviser to President Evo Morales, a fellow Aymara, for many years. The rainbow-squared, pan-indigenous flag of the Andean peoples, the wipala, flies from his ministry balcony overlooking the presidential palace in La Paz.

#pachamama #climat

Geagea chez l’ambassadeur, 30 juin 2006 (deux semaines avant le début de la guerre).

JA’JA SEES "SMALL WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY" WITH HIZBALLAH ; MISSED OPPORTUNITIES WITH HARIRI | الأخبار
►http://www.al-akhbar.com/node/8424

Une partie de l’entretien porte sur la promesse, selon Geagea, faite par Hassan Nasrallah au gouvernement libanais qu’il ne se passerait rien à la frontière avec Israël.

Détail à retenir (puisque c’est exactement le contraire qui est habituellement soutenu) :

Ja’Ja even admitted that it was March 14 who excluded Aoun when he returned to Lebanon, not the other way around.

Le passage le plus important concerne les craintes exprimées par Geagea (il cite également Pierre Gemayel et Nayla Moawad) face à la montée en puissance des Forces de sécurité intérieures sous l’impulsion de Hariri. Il y voit une prise de pouvoir illégitime de la part des sunnites face aux chrétiens.

Ja’Ja denied that March 14 Christians are drifting away from Hariri. He believed March 14 could stay together until President Lahoud’s term ends in November 2007. However, he saw the issue of Internal Security Forces (ISF) appointments as a serious one representing Christian concerns that Sunnis were taking more than their fair share of government jobs. “It just adds to the Christian losses of the last 15 years” and drives Aoun crazy, asserted Ja’Ja.

8. (C/NF) Ja’Ja was alarmed that Hariri wanted to appoint his own man, Lt. Col. Wissam al-Hassan, to head the ISF intelligence branch. Ja’Ja is worried that Hariri intends to expand the size and mission of the traditionally Sunni ISF intelligence branch to make it into a peer competitor with the traditionally Christian Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) G-2 and the traditionally Shia Surete General. Hariri wants a Cabinet decree to upgrade the ISF intelligence branch from to a section, which is bigger than a branch. Ja’Ja raised his concerns with Hariri, who replied that the ISF intelligence always had a branch. Ja’Ja replied that Hariri wants to upgrade to a section, which constitutes a legal change. Hairi did not seem to register the distinction, which Ja’Ja interpreted as Hariri’s lack of a grasp of details.

9. (C/NF) Hariri’s appointment of someone so close to him to head the ISF intelligence branch, as well as his proposal to expand it to a section, is causing serious discord and anxiety in the ISF and LAF, according to Ja’Ja. He was concerned that the LAF will feel threatened and draw closer to President Lahoud. Christian LAF officers are alarmed because they fear Hariri is trying to create his own (Sunni-led) G-2. The Ambassador pointed out that ISF commander Maj. Gen. Rifi tends to make a good impression on visitors as professional and capable, while LAF G-2 commander George Khoury comes across as unprofessional and a complainer. Ja’Ja sighed in agreement. But, he continued, we are stuck with the LAF officers we have because the president is the patron of the LAF. Ja’Ja added that it seems LAF commander Lt. Gen. Michel Sulayman still maintains his Syrian ties.

10. (C/NF) Ja’Ja added that he has talked with Maronite ministers Pierre Gemayel and Nayla Mouawad, and they agree that Hariri is very stubborn. They are paying a high political price with their Christian constituents because of Hariri. This is exacerbated by the Siniora-Hariri rift. Hariri can be managed, clarified Ja’Ja, but Prime Minister Siniora acts as if he is head of state. “He is a one-man show,” asserted Ja’Ja. Siniora is not consulting anyone else on civil service appointments, including the foreign ministry. Siniora does not want to share power, according to Ja’Ja. He will listen to others, but once he has taken a decision, he is very stubborn.

Wissam Hassan est un homme clé cité dans l’attentat Hariri, l’enquête sur l’attentat, l’infiltration des réseaux de communication libanais, etc.

#liban #cablegate

Le quotidien libanais al-Akhbar publie des câbles diplomatiques inédits

Al -Akhbar a commencé à publier, dans sa version papier, une série inédite de câbles diplomatiques (#cablegate), couvrant la période de la guerre de juillet 2006 contre le Liban.

Ces câbles sont déjà présents sur le site du quotidien, mais ne sont pas référencés, donc en pratique inaccessibles. Voici la liste des URL que j’ai tout de même réussi à trouver :

29 juillet 2006 PM SINIORA UPBEAT ON CEASE-FIRE POSSIBILITIES
►http://www.al-akhbar.com/node/6484

20 juillet 2006 SINIORA CONVOKES DIPLOMATIC CORPS TO DENOUNCE ISRAELI CAMPAIGN
►http://www.al-akhbar.com/node/6483

7 août 2006 PM SINIORA HOLDS FAST ON SHEBA’A
►http://www.al-akhbar.com/node/6491

10 août 2006 TWO MEETINGS WITH SINIORA NARROW THE GAP
http://www.al-akhbar.com/node/6492

10 août 2006 SINIORA DISCUSSES LATEST DRAFT RESOLUTION
http://www.al-akhbar.com/node/6493

12 août 2006 WELCH’S MEETINGS WITH PM SINIORA ON AUGUST 11
http://www.al-akhbar.com/node/6494

14 juillet 2006 HERZOG LAMENTS TIMING OF SECURITY CRISES ON TOURISM INDUSTRY
►http://www.al-akhbar.com/node/6495

14 juillet 2006 KNESSET SPEAKER SAYS ISRAEL MUST REACT STRONGLY TO HIZBALLAH ATTACK
http://www.al-akhbar.com/node/6496

24 juillet 2006 MOSSAD CHIEF DAGAN ON LEBANON, HEZBOLLAH AND IRAN
►http://www.al-akhbar.com/node/6497

28 juillet 2006 FM LIVNI DISCUSSES LEBANON, SYRIA, AND HAMAS WITH CODEL WEXLER
►http://www.al-akhbar.com/node/6498

30 juillet 2006 ZELIKOW AND GILAD DISCUSS TRAITS OF INTERNATIONAL FORCE FOR SOUTHERN LEBANON
http://www.al-akhbar.com/node/6499

14 août 2006 KNESSET SPEAKER DISCUSSES CRISIS WITH CODELS MILLER AND ROYCE
http://www.al-akhbar.com/node/6500

21 août 2006 DEFMIN PERETZ AND CODEL SPECTER DISCUSS LEBANON, SYRIA, AND THE PALESTINIANS
http://www.al-akhbar.com/node/6501

28 août 2006 OLMERT AND LIVNI TO CODEL LANTOS : CONTROLLING LEBANESE/SYRIAN BORDER "MOST CRUCIAL
http://www.al-akhbar.com/node/6502

29 août 2006 NEW ISRAELI MOD DG ASHKENAZI OUTLINES HIS GOALS
►http://www.al-akhbar.com/node/6503

24 novembre 2006 APHSCT TOWNSEND’S NOVEMBER 12 MEETING WITH ISRAEL MOD DG ASKENAZI FOCUSES ON ISRAEL’S NEIGHBORS
http://www.al-akhbar.com/node/6504

20 décembre 2006 CODEL NELSON AND ISRAEL DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE DISCUSS IRAN, SYRIA, LEBANON
http://www.al-akhbar.com/node/6505

#Liban #cablegate