position:deputy head

Egypte, remaniement : 9 ministères sont concernés, le PM Qandil garde comme prévu son poste (l’opposition demandait son départ pour lancer les négociations)

http://english.ahram.org.eg/News/70853.aspx

Liste complète des ministres : http://english.ahram.org.eg/News/70864.aspx

Profils : http://english.ahram.org.eg/News/70884.aspx

Bahrain re-arrests prominent rights activist | Al Akhbar English
http://english.al-akhbar.com/content/bahrain-re-arrests-prominent-rights-activist

En Libye : mission accomplished. Sauf, évidemment, si on prend on compte les milices et les mercenaires qu’on a lâchés sur le pays (processus qu’on nomme, depuis l’Irak : démocratisation).

Rival militias wage turf war near Libyan capital | Reuters
http://in.reuters.com/article/2011/12/03/libya-militias-idINDEE7B207J20111203

One local official was killed and a militia base reduced to ruins in a clash between rival armed groups near the Libyan capital, the latest flare-up of tension between militias that is destabilising the new Libya.

Ex-central banker frontrunner to become Greek PM | Reuters
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/11/07/us-greece-idUSL6E7M601O20111107

A former deputy head of the European Central Bank emerged on Monday as frontrunner to become Greek prime minister, as party leaders bargained over who will lead a “100 day coalition” to push through a bailout before the nation runs out of money.

bah tient!!!

PressTV - ’UK should accept Iran’s investigators’
http://www.presstv.com/detail/193491.html

On Tuesday, Deputy head of Iran’s Majlis (parliament) National Security and Foreign Policy Commission Hossein Ebrahimi said Iran is ready to send a delegation to investigate human rights in Britain.

Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad also on Wednesday strongly condemned the violent treatment of British protesters by police forces.

#ukriots #iran

Gandalf en campagne contre l’#homophobie // McKellen takes gay tour to schools | Education | The Guardian
http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2011/apr/12/ian-mckellen-gay-tour-schools

“Do you know any gay people?” asks Sir Ian McKellen asks. Silence. Heads shake. “Well, you do now. I’m gay.” It’s my turn to speak up. “You know two now. I used to go to this school – and I’m gay,” I offer. “You know three now,” a sixth-former chips in. The other pupils don’t look too surprised, and he seems admirably comfortable in his sexuality. Silence. Then: “Erm. Well. You know four now.” Heads shoot around to see a uniformed boy, leaning close to McKellen. Mouths fall slightly open – including mine – but nobody speaks. Then McKellen says, in that mellifluous voice of his, “Well. How about that? It turns out we all know quite a few more gay people than we thought we did.”