Washington: Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi meets President Barack
Washington: A body of rules and principles for addressing the international economic crisis and food security were the two chief topics on which Italy and the United States will be working together at the upcoming G8 in L'Aquila, Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi explained at the end of his two-hour talks at the White House with US President Barack Obama.
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Recycle oil
It is opinion of the Partito della Alternativa Monarchica (Party of the Monarchist Alternative) that when there is an increasing demand for fuels and there is a general agreement on the need to recycle used products, it is surprising that our government does not promote a policy to recycle used oil, which could be then re-used as lubricants, heating fuel or vehicle fuel. … [FULL STORY ] [ 6-29-2008 ]
BRUSSELS EUROPEAN COUNCIL 19/20 JUNE 2008 PRESIDENCY CONCLUSIONS
The meeting of the European Council was preceded by an exposé by Mr Hans-Gert Pöttering, President of the European Parliament, followed by an exchange of views.
LISBON TREATY
1. The European Council took note of the preparatory work carried out in line with its December 2007 conclusions.
2. The European Council noted the outcome … [FULL STORY ] [ 6-22-2008 ]
ILLUMINATI GRAND MASTER CHICAGO ARRIVAL APPROVED FOR THE 20TH OF APRIL
Dear Greg, is with great pleasure that I comunicated today by phone with Cristiano Lovatelli Rovarino of the US State Department and after that I can tell you that my entrance in the USA is now certain and the favoured city for my arrival is Chicago , looking forward to our important mission in the land of great opportunities and prepare for the Tour of Hope to kick off soon … [FULL STORY ] [ 4-17-2008 ]
Prodi unlikely to win Senate vote, observers say
BBC - He has won a vote of confidence in the Lower House of Parliament but observers say he is not likely to win a vote in the Senate tonight.
This is a reprieve for Mr Prodi, but he is said to have been encouraged to abandon the vote in the Senate.
The visit he paid to President Giorgio Napolitano has fuelled speculation that he might resign before a Senate vote to make … [FULL STORY ] [ 1-24-2008 ]
POSITIVE REACTIONS TO NEW PRIME MINISTER
SOMALIA: Misna; The nomination of Nur “Adde” Hussein Hassan as new prime minister of the Somali transitional government has been welcomed by many parties.
Hawiye has served as general secretary of the Somali Red Crescent for the past 17 years and he appears, for now, to enjoy the consensus of politicians and the people, such that a few hundred people led a rally in support … [FULL STORY ] [ 11-24-2007 ]
Confiscations in Nepal
On the situation in Nepal, where recently seven royal palaces have been confiscated by the authority, (including the Narayanhity of Kathmandu, the palace where King Gyanedra lives and where he can still live “till the next decision of the government”), the Partito della Alternativa Monarchica (Italian Party of the Monarchist Alternative), belives that the comunist’s party way of … [FULL STORY ] [ 8-29-2007 ]
Nepal: the only interests are the Monarchy and the mountains
The Partito della Alternativa Monarchica (Italian Party of the Monarchist Alternative) and the “Movimento Monarchico Mitteleuropea Mediterraneo Italia”, believes that the only interest given to Nepal by the world public opinion, is due to the presence of a Monarchy in that Country.
If the Institution was to be changed in favour of a republic, Nepal would completely slip into … [FULL STORY ] [ 6-28-2007 ]
Monarchy in Nepal.. unique future...
It is opinion of the Partito della Alternativa Monarchica (Italian Party of the Monarchist Alternative) that the Institutional point in Nepal is of great importance, wile it is quite certain that with a republic this Country will be submitted to what seems to be the standard way of facts: with the loss of tradition it would become conquerable land by speculation and consumism. … [FULL STORY ] [ 6-8-2007 ]
BUSH VISIT: PROTESTS IN SAO PAOLO, CHAVEZ DENOUNCES “HYPOCRISY OF
BRAZIL / MISNA ON Ladysilvia; Over 30,000 people took the streets of Sao Paolo in protest against George W. Bush, who yesterday began his widely contested Latin American tour in Brazil, in a night of high tension and unrest between demonstrators and police that resulted in at least twenty wounded. The mobilisation, promoted by numerous social organisations – from the Movement of … [FULL STORY ] [ 3-9-2007 ]
Prodi stands down after surprise defeat in senate over US alliance
John Hooper in Rome;
Romano Prodi resigned last night as Italy's prime minister after his government had suffered an unexpected defeat in parliament over its alliance with the United States and its role in Nato. Giorgio Napolitano, who as Italy's president oversees the making and breaking of governments, is to open consultations on the political future today.
It was not … [FULL STORY ] [ 2-21-2007 ]
USA CREATES UNIFIED COMMAND POST IN AFRICA
MISNA AFRICA, ON LADYSILVIA: The US secretary of defense, Robert Gates, announced that the US has established a unified command post for Africa.
Until now, military responsibilities in Africa were shared among three regional departments: Horn of Africa, which had been assigned to the Miilde East command center (Centcom), Madagascar under the responsibility for the Pacific, … [FULL STORY ] [ 2-7-2007 ]
Autostrade Czech anti- monopoly office
Prague/Brno, April 4 (CTK) - The Czech anti-monopoly office UOHS insists on its final decision on the electronic toll collection system.
In reaction to Friday's ruling of the Regional Court in Brno which postponed the execution of the decision, Jindriska Koblihova, UOHS deputy chairwoman in charge of the public order section, told CTK today.
She said Autostrade was eliminated … [FULL STORY ] [ 4-25-2006 ]
ALL ITALIANS SAY STOP TO AUTOSTRADE AND TELECOM MONOPOLY
Europe toll road giants eye deal
Mr Rutelli has expressed misgivings about the deal
Italy's Autostrade and Spain's Abertis have agreed a merger which will create the world's biggest toll road operator.
The new firm would have a market value of around 25bn euros ($31bn; £17.3bn).
But some senior Italian politicians are against the deal, under which toll group Abertis … [FULL STORY ] [ 4-24-2006 ]
PALESTINIAN - "Palestinian people need self-determination, freedom and peace, but most of all they need to gain back their dignity". , tells MISNA Claudette Habash, Caritas Director in Jerusalem, and Caritas Internationalis Vice-President, on the eve of presidential elections. Almost 1,7 million Palestinians are called to cast their vote, in 1,072 polling stations, to choose … [FULL STORY ] [ 1-10-2005 ]
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