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UNITED NATIONS: The Argentine president of the UN Security Council urged all parties in the crisis in Egypt to exercise "maximum restraint" Thursday, following an emergency meeting in New York.
Argentine Ambassador Maria Cristina Perceval said that the Council's 15 member states had regretted the loss of life in Cairo, called for an end to the violence and spoke of the need to advance "national reconciliation." The meeting was requested by France, Britain and Australia a day after nearly 600 people were killed when security forces moved to clear camps of supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi. France and Britain are permanent members of the Security Council and Australia is one of the 15 countries currently represented. Argentina currently presides over the Council. Perceval said its members shared "a common desire" to stop the unrest. United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has condemned the crackdown while UN rights chief Navi Pillay has urged a wide-ranging probe. (AFP)
he top U.S. military commander in the Middle East told senators for the first time Tuesday that he had envisioned keeping about 20,000 troops in Afghanistan after combat operations end in 2014, far more than the number the Obama administration and NATO are considering.
Gen. James Mattis, head of U.S. Central Command, said he personally recommended the ..... Read more
Comparisons with Afghanistan are inevitable when any Western country sends its military to war in a Muslim country where al-Qaeda has set up shop - and the comparison may be a particularly uncomfortable one for France’s mission in Mali.
French officials initially drew the link themselves, explaining the air campaign and deployment of ground troops..... Read more
Raul Castro was re-elected as Cuba s president Sunday, officially to his last five-year term, with a new regime number two: Council of State Vice President Miguel Diaz-Canel, official media said.
The National Assembly of People s Power today approved, in this capital, Army General Raul Castro Ruz as president of the Council of State, and elected Miguel..... Read more
