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rfi.fr » RFI.fr : les dernières 24h - Mar 2, 2010
Niger The military junta in Niger has formed a new transitional government, weeks after seizing power on 18 February. A total of twenty ministers were appointed to form a transitional government. State radio says the …
Also tagged: government, coup d etat, niger
rfi.fr » RFI.fr : les dernières 24h - Feb 21, 2010
Niger As an international mission arrived in the capital for urgent talks with Niger’s coup leaders, thousands of people turned out for more demonstrations Sunday in support of the military junta. On Saturday …
Also tagged: united nations, military, coup d etat, niger, african union, ecowas, mamadou tandja
thaindian.com » Thaindian News - Jan 3, 2010
Yangon, Jan 3 (DPA) Myanmar’s junta raised the salaries of civil servants and military staff Jan 1, ahead of a general election planned this year, official sources confirmed Sunday. “We have obtained information for …
Also tagged: business, inflation, mobile phones, salaries, political prisoners, civil servants, anonymity, telecommunication, aung san suu kyi, military dictatorship, increment, general election, observers, opposition leader, dpa, san suu kyi, deputy director general, military staff, increments, salary scale
ireport.com » CNN iReport - Latest - Dec 8, 2009
There has been a political unrest in my beloved Republic of Guinea for a while now. The Junta leader Captain Moussa Dadis Camara came to power promising peaceful elections in January - but he wasn't supposed to run. He …
truthout.org » Truthout - All Articles - Nov 30, 2009
The list of high-profile foreigners heading to Burma to engage and advise the country’s military regime is about to get longer. The latest due to join that flow is Nobel economics laureate Joseph Stiglitz. The former …
Also tagged: united nations, economy, burma, stiglitz
thaindian.com » Thaindian News - Oct 9, 2009
London, Oct.9 (ANI): Detained Burmese pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi will meet Western diplomats to discuss sanctions imposed against the military-ruled country, junta officials have said. The Nobel Prize …
Also tagged: world, london, australia, sanctions, telegraph, great britain, concessions, political prisoners, nobel prize winner, willingness, governments, house arrest, aung san suu kyi, democracy movement, western diplomats, san suu kyi, military government, democracy leader, shwe, political reconciliation
thaindian.com » Thaindian News - Sep 30, 2009
London, Sep 30 (ANI): Drunken soldiers in the West African state of Guinea raped women and killed more than 150 people in order to break a huge popular demonstration of opposition parties against the military dictator …
Also tagged: world, protestors, protester, military base, gas canisters, demonstrators, opposition parties, free elections, human rights activist, live ammunition, military dictator, unknown number, conakry, mortuaries, alpha yaya, bayonets, drunken soldiers, french colony, national sports stadium, radio france international
thaindian.com » Thaindian News - Sep 28, 2009
Yangon, Sep 28 (DPA) Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi has requested permission from the ruling junta to talk about lifting economic sanctions with the US, Australia and the European (EU), opposition sources …
Also tagged: politics, myanmar, dissent, house arrest, aung san suu kyi, general than shwe, opposition leader, european union countries, economic sanctions, political dialogue, san suu kyi, opposition party, nld, military strongman, aung san suu, senior general than shwe, western sanctions, australian ambassador, opposition sources, lifting sanctions
washingtonpost.com » Wash Post Asia/Pacific - Sep 24, 2009
MONG LA, Burma -- The maps say that the town of Mong La is in Burma, but to the casual observer, it could be China. The shop names are in Chinese. The shopkeepers are mostly Chinese, and they accept only the Chinese …
Also tagged: on, ethnic, pressure, up, minorities, ratchets, burma s
thaindian.com » Thaindian News - Sep 20, 2009
Bollywood’s most handsome Khan takes his time out to bring a spark in the lives of the less fortunate children. Recently, he was in Hinduja Hospital to celebrate Rose day with the little ones suffering from the most …
Also tagged: entertainment, hero, happiness, faces, cancer patients, little ones, beats, smiles, witness, bad boy, babà, salman, sallu, little angels, fortunate children, tiny tots, boundless joy