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Minggu, 25 November 2012

ANTARA TUJUAN REVOLUSI DAN RISIKO KONFLIK BARU: Dekrit Mursi Ancam Kroni Mubarak



Seorang demonstran melemparkan kembali gas air mata ke barisan polisi antihuru-hara di Kairo, kemarin. Polisi menembakkan gas air mata di jalanan menuju Lapangan Tahrir,  jantung gerakan revolusi yang menggulingkan Hosni Mubarak pada 2011 silam.
REUTERS/Mohamed Abd El Ghany
Presiden Mesir Muhammad Mursi menyulut kontroversi baru di tengah proses transisi politik yang belum berakhir dengan dekrit yang tampaknya bertujuan memberikan tameng hukum terhadap majelis penulis konstitusi baru Mesir.

Kamis, 22 November 2012

Iron Dome shootdowns of Gaza rockets cost $25mln-$30mln - Israel

Iron Dome systems
 JERUSALEM, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Israel's Iron Dome interceptions of Palestinian rockets during eight days of Gaza fighting cost $25 million to $30 million, the government said on Thursday, arguing the U.S.-backed system was well worth the money.

Minggu, 18 November 2012

Agresi Israel, Agenda Pemilu Netanyahu

Palestinian mourners pray over the body of 18-month-old Eyad Abu Khosa, killed in the latest Israeli airstrikes, during his funeral in the Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza Strip on November 18, 2012. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel is ready to "significantly expand" its operation against militants in the Hamas-run Gaza Strip as it entered its fifth day.
Ancaman Israel untuk mengulangi invasi ke Gaza seperti empat tahun silam, sangat berbeda antara dulu dan sekarang.

Rabu, 14 November 2012

US, Australia bolster defence ties with new space radar

China's first aircraft carrier, which was renovated from an old aircraft carrier that China bought from Ukraine in 1998, is seen docked at Dalian Port, in Dalian, Liaoning province in this September 22, 2012 file photo.


Nov 14, 2012 (AFP) -, The United States military will station a powerful radar and a space telescope in Australia as part of its strategic shift towards Asia, the two countries announced Wednesday.
US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta described the deal as a "major leap forward in bilateral space cooperation and an important new frontier in the United States' rebalance to the Asia-Pacific region".